This course provides a highly practical breakdown of the International Regulations for Preventing Collisions at Sea (COLREGs) to ensure safe watchkeeping. Participants will master the mechanics of steering and sailing rules, vessel lights and shapes, and sound or light signals used to communicate intent. The training focuses on real-world application—such as accurately identifying give-way vs. stand-on status, calculating risk of collision in heavy traffic, and making bold, early maneuvers to keep the vessel safe under all visibility conditions.
Related products
-
200,00 €
This course provides the foundational knowledge and proficiency required to plan safe and efficient voyages in accordance with STCW navigation standards. Students learn the principles…
-
200,00 €
This course expands the student’s understanding of navigational theory with a focus on geodetics, chart projections, nautical chart interpretation, and the principles that support safe…
-
200,00 €
This course introduces the principles and operation of navigational aids and marine radar systems. It covers the use of radar for safe navigation, collision avoidance,…
-
200,00 €
This course offers a clear and practical overview of essential navigational systems, including traditional and modern navigational aids, Global Navigation Satellite Systems (GNSS), marine compasses,…




