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Why “It Still Moves” Is a Dangerous Standard Introduction — hydraulics fail progressively, not catastrophically Hydraulic systems on yachts power some of the most critical functions onboard: steering, stabilisers, thrusters,…
Why the most “boring” watch on board quietly carries legal, safety, and fatal risk Estimated read time: 40–50 minutesSkill level: Cadet → AB → Junior Officer Contents 1.…
Automation, brake physics, control logic, and why “set and forget” is one of the most dangerous phrases on deck Estimated read time: 35–45 minutesSkill level: Cadet → AB…
The geometry of restraint, load-sharing reality, and why “more lines” can still fail Estimated read time: 35–45 minutesSkill level: Cadet → AB → Junior Officer → Chief Mate…
A full operational guide to mooring danger areas, load limits, winch braking, geometry, and the habits that keep people alive Estimated read time: 35–45 minutesSkill level: Cadet →…
Stored energy, false confidence, and the physics that kill experienced seafarers Estimated read time: 25–30 minutesSkill level: Cadet → AB → Junior Officer → Chief Mate Contents Use…
Why deck work is less about tradition — and more about judgement, force, and consequence Estimated read time: 18–22 minutesSkill level: Cadet → Junior Officer → Senior Officer…