Is a Nautical Institute project, sponsored by Lloyd’s Register Educational Trust, to improve the awareness of the human element in the maritime industry. The purpose of the forum is to establish a common database for, and to promote debate on, all maritime related human element research, focussing attention on areas of weakness that may lead to new research projects while offering a vehicle for distributing and applying the results.
The documents start from 2003 & continue to be released. The lastest one was released in Jan of 2010.
Here at Crew2crew we will be sharing these with you.
About The Nautical Institute
The Nautical Institute is the world's leading international professional body for qualified mariners. Through
its Constitution, the Council of the Nautical Institute is directed to 'provide the strongest possible professional
focus, dedicated to improving standards of those in control of seagoing craft, while maintaining the Institute as
an international centre of nautical excellence.'
Founded in 1972, it is a thriving international professional body for qualified mariners, with 40 branches world-wide and some 7,000 members in over 110 countries.
About The Lloyd's Register Educational Trust
DESCRIPTION (NOTE FOR EDITORS) The Lloyd’s Register Educational Trust , (LRET) is an independent charity that was established in 2004. Its principal purpose is to support advances in transportation, science, engineering and technology education, training and research
worldwide for the benefit of all. It also funds work that enhances the safety of life and property at sea, on land
and in the air. The LRET focuses on four categories:
Pre-university education: through appropriate organisations, promotes careers in science, engineering and technology to young people, their parents and teachers.
University education: through universities and colleges, provides undergraduate and post-graduate scholarships and awards at first degree/masters levels to students of exceptional ability.
Vocational training and professional development: supports professional institutions, educational and training
establishments working with people of all ages.
Research: funds existing or new centres of excellence at institutes and universities.
Contact: Lloyd’s Register Educational Trust
Registered Charity No. 1111853
71 Fenchurch Street, London EC3M 4BS, UK
Tel:
Email: lret@lr.org
The project seeks to represent the views of all sectors of the maritime industry, ie from mariners,engineers, naval architects, port operators, regulators, insurers etc.
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