Foss, Seattle Maritime Partner on Training
. And when it comes to avoiding accidents, there are three things that really help: practice, practice, and practice. Having as much time as possible on a simulator is an excellent way for mariners to build their skills and confidence in vessel handling, navigation, and equipment handling," said Scott Merritt senior vice president at Foss. The new facility will also prepare students new to the industry for maritime careers, with professional/technical programs in Maritime Engineering Technology and Marine Deck Technology. "We are grateful for Foss' support and participation
US Awards Grant for Maritime Apprenticeships
this knowledge to real work aboard vessels. The candidate's license will depend on the type of partner company vessels and the routes where cadets gain seatime as an apprentice. "This partnership exists to respond to the growing need for more trained marine engineers," says Scott Merritt, Senior Vice President, Harbor Services. "Working together, we aim to train hundreds, if not thousands, of new apprentices in the maritime and advanced manufacturing fields." The American maritime industry is experiencing a lack of licensed marine engineers. A shortage that
