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ROUTINE MARITIME COMMUNICATION – BASIC LEVEL
A – INTRODUCTION

1. Introducing Digimar videos

B – ESTABLISHING THE CONTEXT

2. What is VTS?

3. Defining routine maritime communication

C – VTS PHRASEOLOGY

4. Structuring routine maritime communication 

5. Understanding and applying standard VTS phraseology

D – CLARITY OF SPEECH

6. Phonetic alphabet and figures

7. Understanding tenses

8. Using action verbs

9. Message markers – question, answer, request

 10. Message markers – information, advice, warning

11. Speed messages

 12. Closing the communication loop

 13. Negative confirmation

 14. Speaking formally and clearly

 15. Simple statements and questions

 16. Wordiness

E – AMBIGUITY

17. Avoiding ambiguity

18. Avoiding ambiguity caused by modal verbs

19. Using prowords

20. Prowords for avoiding ambiguity

 

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ROUTINE MARITIME COMMUNICATION – ADVANCED LEVEL
INTRODUCTION

       Introducing Digimar case study videos

ROUTINE MARITIME COMMUNICATION CASE STUDIES BASED ON ACCIDENT INVESTIGATION REPORTS

1. Collision in a Congested Waterway

2. Near-miss between Incoming and Outgoing Vessels

3. Vessel Grounding Caused by Communication Breakdown

4. Grounding on an Underwater Reef on a Calm Night 

5. Collision in Foggy Conditions 

ROUTINE MARITIME COMMUNICATION CASE STUDIES BASED ON AUTHENTIC SITUATIONS AND CONTEXTS

6. Traffic Coordination in Complex Meeting Maneuvers 

7. Refusing Permission to Drift

8. Traffic Coordination in Complex Overtaking Manoeuvers 

9. Tugging Operation

  

 

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