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- 10 Steps - Introduction
- 01 :: How your fleet will be affected?
- 02 :: Your implementation strategy
- 03 :: Choosing the correct ECDIS fit
- 04 :: Choose the right chart solution
- 05 :: Get your crew trained
- 06 :: Get Flag State Certification
- 07 :: Demonstrate compliance
- 08 :: Co-ordinate ship and shore
- 09 :: Start now!
- 10 :: Safety and efficiency
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Step 2. Consider your implementation strategy
It is important to recognise that the transition from paper to electronic navigation is a fundamental change in the way ship navigation will be conducted, not simply a case of fitting another piece of hardware to ensure compliance with a carriage requirement.
To successfully fit ECDIS on a vessel or across a fleet and operate it in a safe and efficient manner requires consideration of a number of interrelated elements.
As well as decisions on the purchase and installation of the ECDIS equipment thought must be given to training and to the amendment of bridge procedures. Lastly but importantly is the selection of a chart service that best meets operational needs and fulfills the carriage requirements.
All of these factors need to be taken into account when developing the implementation strategy for your fleet. It will depend on the types of vessel in your fleet as well as the mix of new and existing vessels and the trading pattern they operate.
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