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Jose Jonald Y. Echeveria graduated cum laude from the Bachelor of Science in Marine Transportation at Capitol University where he was a Dean's Lister at the College of Nautical Studies. He also earned his Masters in Business Management at Capitol University. He is a licensed Officer in Charge of Navigational Watch. He is the Safety Officer of Capitol University. Prior to his teaching stint, he was 3rd Officer of United Philippine Lines/Shell International where he was given a special commendation for exemplary performance onboard. More about the webmaster >>>
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Global Maritime Distress and Safety System
The introduction of the Global Maritime Distress and Safety System (GMDSS) enhances the communication and alerting system among ship stations as well as stations ashore. This system was enforced for mandatory installation as of February 1, 1999 to passenger vessels and cargo vessels of 300 gross tonnage and upwards engaged on international voyages. Continue to the MERSAR page>>
Featured Presentation
FIRE – it is a chemical reaction that takes place between fuel, heat and oxygenin form of light and noticeable heat. HOW FIRE BURNS? Fire occurs whenever a given material is heated on the presence of oxygen to a temperature corresponding to the ignition point of the material. Continue >>
Spot a Bomb
Bomb threats are very rampant now especially in the Philippines. So I made a safety measure which could help you guide whenever a Bomb threat is called in or you find a suspicious package left unattended Continue >>>
The International Collision Regulation at Sea, Colreg '72
The International Rules of the road were formalized in the International Regulations for Preventing Collisions at Sea, 1972 Convention and became effective on July 15, 1977. You may also download these references for free provided in PDF and in PowerPoint format. Proceed to the Colreg section >>
What is Navigation?
Navigation or Marine Navigation is an art and science of navigating or conducting a ship from one place to another in a shortest and safest distance. Continue >>
Marine Meteorology and Oceanography
In the maritime profession, marine meteorology is one of the essential fields of studies that a navigator must be knowledgeable and competent of. To overcome this challenge, a navigator must act as a meteorologist on board and acquiring accurate weather forecast to facilitate a safe voyage. The advances of technology make it easier for navigators to obtain weather information. Continue to the Meteo page >>
