In furtherance of its mandate of empowering individuals and organization in the maritime industry, Port and Terminal Management Academy of Nigeria [POTEMAN] last week organised a one day training programme tagged ‘’Anatomy of Marine Survey Practice’’
The programme was aimed at exposing participants to port activities relating to global practice and to create understanding of marine survey practice.
In furtherance of its mandate of empowering individuals and organization in the maritime industry, Port and Terminal Management Academy of Nigeria [POTEMAN] last week organised a one day training programme tagged ‘’Anatomy of Marine Survey Practice’’
The programme was aimed at exposing participants to port activities relating to global practice and to create understanding of marine survey practice.
The intensive training programme had 10 papers presented by veterans from the maritime industry. It also drew participants from the public and private sector.
Registrar of the Academy, Dr Babatunde Samuel told Shipping Position Daily that the idea of the programme came when the Academy understood that marine survey is important to the day- to- day running of the maritime industry.
He said the programme was designed to equip participants with marine survey operations techniques and management and to gain career growth in the field of marine survey.
According to him, ’’the programme is to occupationally intimate participants with cargo superintendent and intellectually develop participant principles with the practice on marine survey’’.
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