Becoming a Naval Captain and Its Tasks!

A captain controls the vessels rudder and paves its routing. It can be shown difference between vessel types such as gigantic cruisers and yachts. So, how can you become a captain and what are the responsibilities of a captain?
 

Which Training is Needed for Becoming a Captain?

The name of the undergraduate department, which should be completed in the order of the university, is the Maritime Transportation and Management Engineering. If you graduate from this department with a bachelor's degree, the internship period remains and after completing the internship period, you must achieve the success of the Maritime Men's Qualification Exam conducted by the Undersecretariat for Maritime Affairs. 
 

Tasks and Responsibilities of a Captain

First of all, it is important to note that the captains are divided into short and long paths, and then their duties and responsibilities vary depending on the adjectives they have acquired. Some of the taska are:

1. Commanding
2. To determine the best route by using radio, depth finder, radar, light, float or lighthouse and directing the ship,
3. Thinking alternative routes for weather conditions.
4. Inspect the ship to ensure that the ship and equipment operate efficiently and safely and comply with the regulations,
5. Trying security exercises with the crew.
6. Recording daily activities.

In short, all responsibilities related with captain.