ANALYZING THE TRAINING EFFECTS ON ACCIDENT DECREASING IN NON-CONVENTIONAL VESSELS

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NEJATI J.; NOUR AMIN A.; RAZMJUIEE D.; DABBAGHIAN R.; SAIEEDI N.

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Journal: DIDGAH Year:2013 | Volume:- | Issue:- Page(s): 93-125

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ANALYZING THE TRAINING EFFECTS ON ACCIDENT DECREASING IN NON-CONVENTIONAL VESSELS

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One way to reduce the role of human error in maritime accidents is crew training and granting the certificate of competence. In this study, the main causes of marine accidents in non-conventional vessels are assessed and classified through analyzing the reported accidents. Then, four factors of human error, vessel organization, living and working conditions, and management of coastal zones are introduced as trainable effective factors which are analyzed through two separate questionnaires (A and B). in this paper, assessment work performed regarding three aspects of training defects, i.e., problems of crew training, educational institutions, and regulatory agencies. Surveying the questionnaires indicated that crews believe that two factors of informal training (i.e., group communication outside the workplace and non-homogenous scientific classes) has received less attention that other factors at provincial level; while trainers and educational institutions believe that most of educational problems and defects relates to the feedback received from regulatory agencies as well as the emphasis of trainers on English language learning. Finally, to solve educational problems and to increase the efficiency level, some strategies are provided including the improvement of relationships between maritime organizations and educational institutions in order to increase the received feedbacks, and emphasis on informal education in form of sailors' unions in order to experience exchange between crews.quality and the organizational commitment. Furthermore, share of sub-scales of information-sharing, communication, and job security in the prediction of the organizational commitment of the staff is more than other aspects.

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NEJATI, J., NOUR AMIN, A., RAZMJUIEE, D., DABBAGHIAN, R., & SAIEEDI, N.. (2013). ANALYZING THE TRAINING EFFECTS ON ACCIDENT DECREASING IN NON-CONVENTIONAL VESSELS. DIDGAH, -(-), 93-125. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/118429/en

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NEJATI J., NOUR AMIN A., RAZMJUIEE D., DABBAGHIAN R., SAIEEDI N.. ANALYZING THE TRAINING EFFECTS ON ACCIDENT DECREASING IN NON-CONVENTIONAL VESSELS. DIDGAH[Internet]. 2013;-(-):93-125. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/118429/en

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J. NEJATI, A. NOUR AMIN, D. RAZMJUIEE, R. DABBAGHIAN, and N. SAIEEDI, “ANALYZING THE TRAINING EFFECTS ON ACCIDENT DECREASING IN NON-CONVENTIONAL VESSELS,” DIDGAH, vol. -, no. -, pp. 93–125, 2013, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/118429/en

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