New edition published October 2019

All mariners need a comprehensive knowledge of the buoyage rules and should be able instantly to identify a mark at first sight.

Each card shows a flag of the International Code in colour on the face, with the signal letter or number and the meaning of the signal flag on the reverse.

This handy pocket book is crammed with information on marine engineering, covering subjects such as firefighting, engine room systems and electrical safety. It is an invaluable resource for students and trainers, as well as for serving engineers who want to reinforce their knowledge of onboard systems. The question and answer format makes it ideal for revision and self-testing purposes, and the text is supported by annotated line drawings throughout.

These cards show the view forward from the deck of various vessels (power, sailing and fishing) of developing traffic situations at sea.

An extremely useful set of cards which makes a difficult subject much easier.

A programmed text on the International Regulations for Preventing Collisions at Sea, 1972 with amendments in force from November 2003.

A handy easy to read guide containing all you need to know about collision regulations.

This pack covers Meteorology in UK waters with particular relevance to the RYA courses.

Report Writing for Professional Marine Engineers aims to transmit the methodology for properly formatted reports with technical information presented in an easily readable and understandable manner.