What Does a Marine Supervisor Do?

Maritime management is a professional management department that studies the characteristics of maritime supervision in its jurisdiction, implements maritime regulations, and has an internal department for maritime law enforcement. Conduct professional research, guidance, supervision and management of maritime affairs, and specifically undertake the professional management functions of maritime supervision and management of ports, such as ship supervision, dangerous goods and pollution prevention management, crew management, navigation management, audit management of shipping company safety management systems, etc. Functions. In principle, the Maritime Administration does not directly implement specific maritime administrative actions (except for special regulations).

Maritime management

Maritime management started with Qin Yunzheng, but it was popular in Tang Dynasty. Since Sui

Principles and Applications of Microcomputers, Navigation, Ship Structures and Equipment,

China has vast rivers and seas, and the rivers are vertical and horizontal. Ancient ancestors used rafts and canoes very early.

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Training Objective: This major aims to train marine and inland ship navigation, ship transportation management, etc.

With the above-mentioned knowledge and skills, they can engage in ship driving, operation management, port piloting, maritime management, and colleges and universities and scientific research institutes in marine and inland water transportation enterprises and institutions to engage in teaching and scientific work, and meet international seafarer training, certification and duty standards. Convention (STCW78 / 95) and senior marine technical and management personnel required by China's crew competency standards and obtaining a certificate of competence for senior crew.

Main courses: Marine mechanics, ship theory, electrical and electronic technology basics, nautical science, nautical English, modern navigation information system, ship manipulation and maritime search and rescue, ship watch and collision avoidance, marine instruments, marine meteorology and oceanography, marine cargo transportation Ocean shipping business and maritime law, ship structure and equipment, GMDSS equipment and business.

Professional core courses and main practice links: secretarial science and secretarial practice, maritime human resource management, shipping enterprise management, water traffic safety management, transportation equipment, shipping and freight agency practice, international shipping management, maritime conventions and regulations, international cargo transportation And insurance, container transportation and management, international economic law, maritime law, shipping English, maritime e-government operations, maritime document writing, ship and freight agent certificate verification training, graduation comprehensive training, and the main characteristic courses and practices of each school Link.

Professional core competence: shipping enterprise management and maritime affairs processing. ^[2]

Employment direction: After graduation, students will be employed mainly in maritime management agencies, foreign trade enterprises, maritime laws, shipping enterprises and institutions, freight forwarders and shipping agents, shipping and transportation, and maritime research and teaching units. ^[3]