Limassol-based Intership Navigation has taken its training responsibilities seriously and ordered two 180,000 dwt bulk carriers that will also serve as dedicated training vessels. According to a report in the daily shipping newspaper Lloyd’s List,

each vessel will carry 12 trainees and an instructor on a special
education deck. Intership Managing Director Eugen Adami told the paper
that the ships would have a complete deck for training, with real
simulation of the vessel, both engine and deck.

Source: Ship Management

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• Intership training to use bulk vessels

    Limassol-based Intership Navigation has taken its training responsibilities seriously and ordered two 180,000 dwt bulk carriers that will also serve as dedicated training vessels. According to a report in the daily shipping newspaper Lloyd’s List, each vessel will carry 12 trainees and an instructor on a special education deck. Intership Managing Director

• Intership training to use bulk vessels

    Limassol-based Intership Navigation has taken its training responsibilities seriously and ordered two 180,000 dwt bulk carriers that will also serve as dedicated training vessels. According to a report in the daily shipping newspaper Lloyd’s List, each vessel will carry 12… Read at Intership to use bulk carriers as training ships

• Intership for bulk use as training ships

    Limassol-based Intership Navigation has taken its training responsibilities seriously and ordered two 180,000 dwt bulk carriers that will also serve as dedicated training vessels. According to a report in the daily shipping newspaper Lloyd’s List, each vessel will carry 12… Read at Intership to use bulk carriers as training ships

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