As a side note, have you raised it onboard as a safety suggestion or whatever procedure your company follows?
It doesn’t solve an immediate...
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If you have been dismissed from the ship, whatever the circumstance you should have the right to appeal to your company.
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Hi Mantaforce
How much depth you go into is largely up to you as obviously an examiner can ask a lot.
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Gonna go ahead and disable reputation if that's ok? Also, looking into why usergroups have dissapeared from under the Avatars...Leave a comment:
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1 - what is the usual experience of mature cadets? Do they find it more difficult?
Experience of mature cadets is wide ranging, I have met people...Leave a comment:
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I think what Alistair was describing was good practice of giving special consideration to an NUC vessel.
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As far as I was aware the only requirement is that the lifeboat should be held alongside the vessel for embarkation in varying conditions of list and...Leave a comment:
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It may be company policy that entering tanks at sea is to be avoided which, although technically speaking there's nothing wrong with it, is up to the...Leave a comment:
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As Chiefy says, tricky if you've already raised it onboard as further investigation will prompt people to think that you're the one who reported it....Leave a comment:
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Wouldn't be surprised if the USN don't actually come forward with what happened.Leave a comment:
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As tough as it sounds I think a number of people will have negative stories about their first trip as a cadet. Obviously if you feel it's really not for...Leave a comment:
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As above, definitely take one. The point of the open day is not just so you can find out about the companies, it's for the training officers to meet prospective...Leave a comment:
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