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The Effect of Growth Mindset on Work Readiness: The Mediating Role of Occupational Health and Safety (OHS) Competence and the Contribution of Seafaring Experience

Jurnal Kebijakan Sosial Ekonomi Kelautan dan Perikanan
The urgency of strengthening work safety mindset and occupational health and safety (OHS) competence has become a policy priority for Indonesia’s maritime human resource development in facing global competition and STCW (Standards of Training ...
Adhi Pratistha Silen
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English-Only Policies and Allegations of Racism in Nursing: Safety, Culture and Respect Prevail. [PDF]

J Adv Nurs
ABSTRACT Aims To provide a critical analysis of the allegation that introduction of workplace English‐Only policies for nurses may be racist. To provide guidance to inform policy development in this field. Methods The intertwined complexities informing English‐Only policy development are explored inclusive of the complicated relationship between ...
Brownie S, Chalmers L.
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The implementation of IMO instruments : perspectives from the Philippines as a seafarer-supplying state [PDF]

This chapter examines how the Philippines implements International maritime Organization (IMO) conventions. It discusses the ratification and accession process the Philippines follows, from the identification of priority conventions to their endorsement ...
Pia, Jean Ver P., Galam, Roderick G., Dacanay, Jabeth Sena Jepath A.   +2 more
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Exploring technical and non-technical competencies of navigators for autonomous shipping [PDF]

, 2021
The emergence of autonomous ship technologies has attracted a growing body of academic studies, regulatory discussions and exploration endeavours in recent years.
Sharma, Amit, Kim, Tae-Eun, Amit Sharma, Tae-eun Kim   +3 more
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Competency of merchant ship officers in the global shipping labour market: a study of the ‘Knowing-Doing’ gap [PDF]

Shipping is one of the most globalised industries and is central to the world economy. It is estimated that over 50,000 ships (ICS 2017), manned by over 1.2 million seafarers, carry about 90 percent of world trade (ILO 2017).
Mazhari, Shahriar
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The application of a system‐based risk management framework and social network analysis to the Maritime Autonomous Surface Ship system: Who are the decision‐makers in the wider system?

Human Factors and Ergonomics in Manufacturing &Service Industries, Volume 33, Issue 5, Page 395-429, September 2023., 2023
Abstract Maritime Autonomous Surface Ships (MASS) currently have no formal regulations developed specifically for their operation, as their regulatory framework is still under development. Rasmussen's Risk Management Framework has been used to develop an actor map of the current MASS system in the UK, to show who the actors, decision‐makers, and ...
Kirsty M. Lynch, Victoria A. Banks, Aaron P. J. Roberts, Jon Downes, Stewart Radcliffe, Katherine L. Plant   +5 more
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Selection of an Inert Gas System for the Transportation of Direct Reduced Iron

Mathematical Problems in Engineering, Volume 2021, Issue 1, 2021., 2021
Direct reduced iron (DRI) can create significant risks such as ignition, explosion, and fire because of the oxidation reaction in case when DRI undergoes spontaneously heating and comes in contact with oxygen or water. For this reason, the transportation of DRI is classified as a dangerous task of which the inert process should be done in the ship’s ...
Devran Yazir, Bekir Sahin, Murat Alkac, Rahib Abiyev   +3 more
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Improvement of maritime education in Iran [PDF]

, 1987
“IMPROVEMENT OF MARITIME EDUCATION AND TRAINING IN IRAN TOWARDS THE RATIFICATION AND IMPLEMENTATION OF STCW CONVENTION \ International conventions which Iran is a party to, are : - Safety of life at sea (SOLAS) I960 - Load line CLL) 1966 - Tonnage ...
Hamedani, Behrooz Omaraee
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The Socio-Economic Impact of Covid-19 on the Seafaring Community: The Case of the ‘Minority Group’ in Shipping

Journal of Social Work and Social Welfare Policy
Before the December 1st, 2020 resolution, the failure of coastal and maritime states to accord seafarers a ‘Key Worker’ status during moments of demonstrated selflessness was evidence of the lack of genuine interest in their concerns.
P. Afful, A. D. Sackey, Bertrand Tchouangeup, Isaac Eshun, Raphael Ofosu-Dua Lee, B. Lamptey, A. D. Sackey, A. A. Teye, Richmond K. Quarcoo, Josiah Stephen, E. E. Wood, Kwesi G. Barwuah, Stephen Amoak, Marilyn A.Y. Amedzake, Kofi Ankobiah, Boaz Danquah, Barbara K. Sackey, Nathanael Sackey, Enock O. Nyarko, Pamela Selorm, Rosemary Quarcoo   +20 more
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Future Seafarers: Harnessing STCW-Compliant Training Innovations For Indonesia’s Global Maritime Leadership

Jurnal Maritim Polimarin
The global maritime industry faces a talent crisis, with a projected shortage of 89,000 seafarers by 2026 and a 15% annual turnover rate. In Indonesia, the world’s largest archipelagic nation aiming to become a global maritime hub, challenges include low
Heromin Santoso
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