M/V SLAVNIK is a bulk carrier employed in tramp trade.
Her sister ships are Postojna and Vipava.
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Length: 183.0 m |
Breadth: 30.9 m |
Deadweight: 46,570 tons |
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Engine: 7,487 kW |
Built: 1998 |
Purchased: 2005 |
Seafarers Inspire Life to the Vessels
To assure a safe navigation of vessels, each vessel must have the adequate number of crew members who comply with required technical qualification profile.
As a rule, the work on board of a vessel is organized in shifts:
4 hours at work, 8 hours rest time, followed by 4 hours at work and 8 hours rest time. The same routine applies to all days in the week. The seafarers on vessels of Splošna plovba are assigned to deck, engine room and catering department.
The future Slovene seafarers are trained at the Maritime and Technical Education Centre of Portorož and at the Faculty of Maritime Studies and Transport. The profiles for certain duties also come from the applicable professional schools. Seafarers need additional training required by the International Convention on Standards of Training, Certification and Watchkeeping (the SCTW Convention) before going on board.
Well-being on board is also provided for in the galley.
Maintenance work on the anchor windlass.
Crew members are embarking on the lifeboat.
Seafarers take care of impeccable technical conditions and safety
of the vessel all the time.
The engine room is automated on all vessels of Splošna plovba. Second engineer is giving instructions to a crew member in the control room.
Officer of the watch and helmsman during navigation on the navigation bridge. The vessels of Splošna plovba are equipped with the most advanced navigational and communication systems.