How does it look when a team is without a leader? The crew is working on their own making mistakes which may result in accidents. Else what if there is a team not communicating; which is causing chaos just because they are unable to talk and take proper precautions for the problem which can be solved if communication happens on time? Bridge Resource Management prevents all these problems.

Girik Institute knows there are many elements of job effectiveness and safety, such as individual, planning, and regulatory factors, and they must be anticipated and planned correctly. Bridge Resource Management course (BRM course) focuses on bridge team skills such as teamwork, teambuilding, communication, leadership, decision-making and resource management. Management of operational tasks, stress, attitudes and risk.

BRM course includes some critical elements without which it cannot achieve its ultimate goals such as:

Communication: The first prime skills include those related to proper communication. Communication between the crew members is the key to success. The information must be rightly conveyed, understood and acknowledged by the receiver and clarified if needed. Another common cause of crucial incidents can be because of inaccurate or incomplete messages. All officers and crew members must cross-check and cross-question.

Teamwork: Focusing on team building and team cooperation; Working in a team helps to go through challenges together faced by crew members daily. The team should recognise the development of an error chain and anticipate dangerous situations at the right time. The watch officer and lookout personnel (on the bridge) should work as a team to ensure safe navigation.

To know more about the BRM course, contact Girik Institute at:

Mobile: +91-7208482484 / 8828102586

Landline No: +91-22-41272900 / 49243022

Email Id: courses@girikworld.com