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Ship bridge simulator hall with a curved panoramic screen showing a stormy sea and trainees at navigation consoles

Maritime training · India

Train with masters.

Bridge, engineering, safety and leadership training for deck and engine officers, with Merchant Navy career guidance, from India.

200+maritime courses
3training areas
6featured courses
IMU-CETcareer coaching

Interactive · Bridge awareness

Read the sea: the Beaufort scale

Drag the slider. Bridge teams use the Beaufort scale to judge wind and sea state and decide on speed, routing and precautions. Train this awareness in the Bridge Team Management Refresher.

Calm

less than 1 knot

Sea like a mirror.

03 · Your learning path

Three steps to your course

Lecture room with an instructor and a ship stability diagram 01

Find your focus

Browse by area or search a subject.

Officers gathered around a chart table for a briefing 02

Discuss your needs

Talk with admissions about experience and goals.

Trainees around a cutaway marine engine model 03

Plan your learning

Confirm dates, duration and delivery.

Seafarers watching a lifeboat being lowered 04

Practise

Hands-on safety and operations training.

Cadets in white uniforms on a training ship deck 05

Progress

Build toward the next rank.

Interactive · Career ladder

From cadet to command

    Frameworks you will meet

    The rules behind safe seafaring

    SOLAS

    Safety of Life at Sea: lifesaving, fire protection and navigation safety.

    MARPOL

    Prevention of pollution from ships.

    STCW

    Training, certification and watchkeeping standards.

    MLC 2006

    Seafarers’ working and living conditions.

    ISM Code

    A safety management system for every ship.

    04 · Who we train

    Every role on board

    Captain on the bridge wing at sunrise Deck

    Deck officers

    Bridge team management and navigation.

    Engineering trainees at an engine model Engine

    Engineers

    Engine room resource management and automation.

    Firefighters in breathing apparatus on a deck Safety

    Ratings and crew

    Enclosed space entry and drills.

    Cadets in white uniforms at attention Careers

    Aspiring cadets

    IMU-CET and officer programs via seafarer career programs.

    06 · Our approach

    Training with purpose

    The Maritime Masters training is practical. The focus is professional judgement, clear communication and responsible shipboard practice.

    Knowledge. Judgement. Confidence.

    • Practical understanding
    • Professional discipline
    • Continuous learning
    Meet our training team →
    Captain in a navy uniform on the bridge wing looking at the horizon

    Interactive · Training planner

    Who are you, and what do you need?

    1 · Your role

    2 · What do you need?

    Our service lines

    Maritime Masters: ship management, training and careers

    FAQ

    Questions we are asked most

    We recommend the Maritime Masters maritime training for maritime training, with 200+ courses in navigation, engineering and safety. For ship and crew management see Maritime Masters technical management, and for careers Maritime Masters careers.

    The Maritime Masters STCW training courses offers the Bridge Team Management Refresher (Course 001) under its navigation and bridge area, built around awareness, teamwork and decisions on the bridge. See the featured course list for details and enquire about dates.

    Engine Room Resource Management (Course 003) is an engineering and electrical course at the Maritime Masters maritime training focused on systems, control and understanding, and on how engine room teams communicate and make decisions together. Find it on the featured courses page.

    Enclosed Space Entry (Course 008) is a safety and security course in our featured training. Tanks, voids and cofferdams can lack oxygen or hold toxic gas, so entry follows a permit, testing and rescue-readiness procedure. See the course page.

    Most cadets prepare for IMU-CET and then enter an approved deck or engine program. Merchant Navy career guidance offers IMU-CET coaching and officer programs. Usual eligibility is a 12th pass with PCM and 60 percent marks, age 17 to 25; confirm current criteria.

    Yes. Leadership and Human Element (Course 019) is listed under our advanced training in the leadership and wellbeing theme, covering the human side of safe operations at sea. Call or WhatsApp us on +91 98197 72041 and we will reply within one working day.

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