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The Nautical Institute is the international professional body for qualified seafarers and others with an interest in nautical matters. We provide a wide range of services to enhance the professional standing and knowledge of members who are drawn from all sectors of the maritime world.
The Nautical Institute Sweden Branch conducts two annual member meetings and also welcomes interested quests. Please feel free to contact the branch secretary for further details about the branch and its meetings.
The principal purpose of this website is to allow Branch members to remain in close touch with the branch and events, and for other NI members to be able to get in touch with local members when visiting Scandinavia as a part of their seagoing employment or otherwise. In addition, the aim is to inform the shipping trade of the Nautical Institute’s activities and others with an interest in nautical matters
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Välkommen till Nautical Institute Sweden Branch and The Scandinavian Initiative
Den svenska avdelningen av Nautical Institute har två årliga möten och välkomnar även medlemmars gäster. Kontakta gärna vår sekreterare för ytterligare detaljer kring lokalavdelningen och våra sammankomster. |
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One of the world’s leading professional membership organisations has issued a challenge to those working in the maritime world to help be a force for change.
The Nautical Institute has announced a major revision of membership criteria to include all those in control of sea-going ships and those who support them.
The initiative was unanimously approved by the Institute’s annual general meeting in Cork.
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HORIZON Research Project are looking for participants in a navigation simulator study
Chalmers Shipping and Marine Technologi are seeking deck officers presently serving at sea, or having served at sea recently. You should have STCW competency and at least 12 months of watch keeping experience with a background knowledge of loading/discharging liquid cargoes.
For more information on how to participate: https://www.chalmers.se/smt/SV/forskning/fartygs-arbetsmiljo/forskningsprojekt/horizon |
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One of the world’s leading professional membership organisations has issued a challenge to those working in the maritime world to help be a force for change.
The Nautical Institute has announced a major revision of membership criteria to include all those in control of sea-going ships and those who support them. The initiative was unanimously approved by the Institute’s annual general meeting in Cork.
“This acknowledges that in the 21st century there are more than seafarers working to support those in control of sea-going ships,” said the Institute’s Chief Executive, Philip Wake. “It is necessary to recognise that the safe operation of shipping, whether commercial or naval, is now, or should be, an integration of the command team on board and the management ashore.”
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