Glossary. C
Glossary. C
Deutsch: Schiffsbesatzung
Crew in the maritime context refers to the group of individuals who work on a ship or vessel to ensure its safe operation, maintenance, and navigation. The crew members perform various duties and responsibilities, depending on their roles and the type of vessel they are on. They play a crucial role in the functioning of maritime vessels and contribute to the safety and efficiency of maritime transport.
Deutsch: Besatzungsmanagement / Español: Gestión de Tripulación / Português: Gestão de Tripulação / Français: Gestion de l'équipage / Italian: Gestione dell'equipaggio
Crew Management in the maritime context refers to the comprehensive administration and coordination of seafarers working on ships. This includes recruitment, training, deployment, payroll, compliance with international regulations, and overall welfare of the crew members.
Deutsch: Ausbildung der Besatzung / Español: Capacitación de la tripulación / Português: Treinamento da tripulação / Français: Formation de l'équipage / Italiano: Addestramento dell'equipaggio
Crew training in the maritime context refers to the formal education and skill development that ship crew members undergo to ensure they are competent in safely operating vessels, managing emergencies, and complying with international maritime regulations. It encompasses various technical, operational, and safety aspects necessary for the effective functioning of both commercial and passenger ships.
Deutsch: Besatzungsmitglied / Español: miembro de la tripulación / Português: membro da tripulação / Français: membre d'équipage / Italiano: membro dell'equipaggio
Crewmember in the maritime context refers to any individual who is part of the ship's workforce responsible for operating and maintaining the vessel. This term encompasses a wide range of roles and responsibilities that contribute to the safety, navigation, operation, and overall management of the ship. Crewmembers are essential for both commercial vessels, such as cargo ships and cruise liners, and non-commercial vessels, such as naval and research ships.
CSC --->International Convention for Safe Container, --->Clean Shipping Coalition