Sentences with phrase «safe navigation»

Onboard quartermaster of the watch for the USS Thomas S. Gates, responsible for safe navigation of the ship, charts and publications, plotting courses and maintaining ships logs, also helped train ships lookouts and junior sailors in the navigation division.

It has a carrying capacity of 174 passengers and is equipped with GPS, AIS technology and ship to shore radio, whose purpose is to ensure safe navigation of the vessel.

• Assisted in docking, undocking and maneuvering of the vessel • Executed safe navigation of the ship • Maintained the boat engine and radio communication equipment in functional condition at all times

Accurate tracking of lightning and thunderstorms over the oceans, too distant for land - based radar and sometimes difficult to see with satellites, will support safe navigation for aviators and mariners.

The available MMI ® navigation plus system provides available Audi connect ®, enabling Google Earth ™ with 3D satellite imagery, a Wi - Fi hotspot for up to eight passenger devices, local traffic and weather, flight information, news and more.5 Safe navigation while driving Always pay careful attention to the road, and do not drive while distracted.

Raft trips follow a well - marked route, and caverns are subtlety illuminated to allow safe navigation without spoiling the ambiance.

In the public sphere, vehicle manufacturers race to deploy driverless cars with the latest automated control systems and sensory equipment, designed to help identify safe navigation paths, obstacles and traffic light systems.

Obtain a position aboard a large power or sailing vessel that will allow me to utilize my 25 years of experience at sea to provide an employer with safe navigation, asset protection, and professional service.

The agency has said dredging is needed to ensure safe navigation.

The Hydrographic Services Review Panel is a federal advisory committee that gives NOAA independent advice for improving a range of services and products that support safe navigation and coastal resilience.

He wrote a humorous travel letter and signed it Mark Twain (mark twain is a boatman's call indicating that the water is only two fathoms deep, which is the minimum for safe navigation); he continued to use this pseudonym for the next 50 years.

«There is insufficient infrastructure to ensure safe navigation, initiate search and rescue missions, or to coordinate pollution response.

In an age of sundown towns, segregation, and the Civil Rights Movement, The Green Book became an indispensable tool for safe navigation.