Navigation Log Books

Bridge & Deck Log Book

This versatile log book has been designed for use on any ship type, and is readily adaptable to any ship’s and officer’s needs. Its pages are numbered; and Speed & Time table, Weather Scales & Notation tables, and a set of useful conversion tables are included.

Cargo Record Book for Ships

The Cargo Record Book is required for every vessel undertaking bulk noxious liquid substances cargo and ballast operations. This is required in accordance with regulation 36 of Annex I of the International Convention for the Prevention of Pollution from Ships, 1973, as modified by the Protocol of 1978 (MARPOL73/78).

Chief Engineer's Logbook Sannox 3 Months

For Chief Engineers. Diesel and Electric Auxiliaries. 9-Cylinders Numbered pages.

Chief Engineer's Logbook Sannox 6 Months

For Chief Engineers. Diesel and Electric Auxiliaries. 9-Cylinders Numbered pages.

Chief Officer's Logbook Clutha 3 Months

For Chief Officers. One day's work on a page. Numbered pages.

Chief Officer's Logbook Clutha 6 Months

For Chief Officers. One day's work on a page. Numbered pages.

GMDSS Radio Log Book

In order to assist Masters and Officers in maintaining the necessary records, the Maritime and Coastguard Agency (MCA) have updated the 'Radio Log Book' (GMDSS) and 'Simplified Fishing Vessel GMDSS Radio Log Book', and incorporated them into this single volume.

For ease of use a 'delete as appropriate' and 'complete as required' system has been adopted, which allows this Log Book to be used as either publication, dependent on the user's specific requirements.

This Log Book is intended to encourage greater awareness of safety equipment through inspection and the recording of such inspections. Safety equipment has reduced in cost and improved in availability over the last 10 years. As vessels fit more equipment, and to ensure the equipment functions correctly when needed, an inspection regime is required. This would improve familiarity with the equipment, thus improving safety.

ISPS Code Security Declaration Log Book

Complies with International Ship and Port Facility Security Code, Part A, Section 5. Each page provides the framework for a declaration of security to be made between the ship and a port facility or other ship.

Masters Night Order Book

Handy-sized record book with well laid out pages for recording Masters night orders.

MCA Publication Garbage Record Book

This updated Garbage Record Book is to be used on board vessels to record discharges from ships and incineration's on board ships.

In accordance with regulation 10 of Annex V of the International Convention for the Prevention of Pollution from Ships, 1973, as modified by the Protocol of 1978 (MARPOL), a record is to be kept of each discharge operation or completed incineration. This includes discharges into the sea, to reception facilities, or to other ships, as well as the accidental loss of garbage.

The updated rules shall enter into force on the 1 March 2018.

The new Garbage Record Book is split into two parts

Part 1: Relevant for all ships

Part 2: Relevant only to ships carrying solid bulk cargoes.

Motorship Engineers Log Book 3 Month

For Chief Engineers. Log Book for Medium and Small Craft

3 Month Version

Motorship Engineers Log Book 6 Month

For Chief Engineers. Log Book for Medium and Small Craft

6 Month Version

Oil Record Book (Part 1) Machinery Space Operations

Oil Record Book (Part I): Machinery Space Operations (All Ships)' is required to record Machinery Space Operations for every ship of over 400 tons gross tonnage (other than oil tankers) and every oil tanker over the 150 tons gross tonnage.

This is a vital record book, required in accordance with regulation 17 of the International Convention for the Prevention of Pollution from Ships (1973), as modified by the Protocol of 1978 (MARPOL73/78). The 'Oil Record Book (Part II): Cargo/Ballast Operations (Oil Tankers)' is available to purchase separately.

Oil Record Book (Part 2) Cargo/Ballast Operations

Oil Record Book (Part II): Cargo / Ballast Operations (Oil Tankers)' is required in accordance with regulation 36 of Annex I of the International Convention for the Prevention of pollution from Ships (1973), as modified by the Protocol of 1978 (MARPOL 73/78).

The 'Oil Record Book (Part I): Machinery Space operations (All Ships)' is available to purchase separately.

Radar Log Book

A Radar Log is a very useful record book to have on the bridge of a ship. It is of value for the ship's owner so that he will be able to assess the benefits of the radar installation; it can also be useful for the manufacturer of the installation so that improvements can be made in the equipment, if required! Emmanaughty69 pov Last but not least a radar log will assist the navigator himself. Its record will give a picture of the particular characteristics and limitations of a radar set and will teach him to be critical in the interpretation of the display. The log will also be of great value when new officers or relief officers come on board. It provides the history of a radar set and its behaviour under different conditions and circumstances, and offers details which cannot be discussed in a short time. Brown, Son & Ferguson, Ltd. have produced such a Log Book. Starting with an introduction and two pages where the navigator can record details of the radar installation(s) (contained in the specification), it then consists of two parts: Log of Operations and Log of Targets. Each part contains 25 lined double-pages where the particulars specified at the top of the vertical columns can be written down by the officer who is in charge of maintenance or the navigator who actually is observing the radar display. The columns of the Log of Operations have the following printed headings: Date/ No Voyage/Type of Radar in Use/Periods of Use/ Location/Use for Navigation and/or Collision/Readings of Performance Monitors or Testmeters/Particulars of Unsatisfactory Performance/Repairs and/or Modifications/Remarks (Type of Weather, Ship Vibrations etc). The Log of Targets contains columns for the following particulars: Date/Location/ X- or S- Band/Weather Conditions (Rain, Snow, Hail, Sand, Dust Echoes, Sea State and Clutter)/Atmospheric Conditions (Normal, Super- and Sub-Refraction)/Detection Range/identification Range/Radar Use as an Aid to Collision Avoidance and Navigation (Landfall, Coastal, Pilotage)/ARPA Performance (Acquisition and Tracking, Target Swop, Computer Saturation)/Remarks. The book has a large format (approximately 305 x 229mm)

Visitor Log Book

Watch details sections, security level section port/berth, flag state/port state. numbered pages with, 12 titled columns per visit, eg: visitor name, reason for visit, visitor badge info, visitor escorted by, has the visitor & gear been searched on departure and remarks.