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Martin - Marine Engineer and Webmaster
Feature
- I have been running across a great deal of job postings,
especially for junior engineering ranks. Anyone is free to post positions from
all over the globe on this forum; I generally post jobs from Canada, where you
need a Canadian Certificate of Competency to apply. Check out the latest jobs on the
The Common Rail.
The Monitor, the
website's blog; where opinion pieces and relevant news are posted. The more
current stuff happens on the Twitter account,
@dieselduckster,
is where we cheer all maritime matters, especially human matters.
In this Update -
Finally, a proper update! Yes, as much as I love getting my brain into the
website, it is considerably tedious, so sometimes it gets pushed back, replaced
by the grind of daily life. But lately I've had an excessive amount of sea
days, which has allowed me to catch up a bit.
Lots of new papers, quirks, memes, and such, all over the website. Lets start
with some heritage; added material and tidied up the
Detroit Diesel page, the
Rudolph Diesel, the
Prime Mover Development Page; added new art and graphics in the main
historical page. Cleaned up and added some
memes to the Job Area,
Job Links and Images. In the
Officer's Lounge, lots of new memes and
graphics. New graphics and material in the
Training Room.
The bulk of the new resources are uploaded to the
Ship's Library and the
Machinery Page. Check out brand new
1st Class Eletrotech Exam Help, and 11 other documents in the library, and 13 others
papers on machinery and technology. From Happiness surveys, to autonomous
papers, Engineering Knowledge lessons on pumps to coastal trade guidelines. A
little bit of everything, all sure to be interesting, just look for the
.