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Regulatory Primer for 2nd & Chief Engineers (2024/25)

Questions and Answers Covering Current and New Regulations

Edition:	2024
Format:	Paperback
Size:	180 x 120 mm

£15⁰⁰

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Q&A Guide to Maritime Regulations for Engineers

This revised primer brings 2nd and Chief Engineers up to speed on SOLAS, MARPOL, STCW, and more – ideal for certification or onboard reference.

Regulatory Primer for 2nd & Chief Engineers: Questions and Answers Covering Current and New Regulations is a concise and practical guide for engineers seeking to keep up with maritime regulatory requirements. Whether you're preparing for a new certificate or are already serving as a 2nd or Chief Engineer, this updated edition ensures you’re up to date with the latest legislation.

The content is structured as questions and answers with supporting notes, making it ideal for study or quick onboard reference. This edition has been substantially revised to include regulations that came into force in 2021, reflecting key changes across international maritime law and shipboard practice.

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