As long as people have gone to sea, they have been afflicted by seasickness. From mild malaise, to severe courses, to total abandonment, it accompanies seafarers around the world. Nevertheless, not all people become seasick and for many who do, the symptoms disappear after 2-3 days at sea, they adapt. This adaptation process is the basis of a therapeutic approach that Thomas Bickhardt will explain in his lecture.

What to do if there is a fire? Which fire extinguishing equipment should be on board for which case?
If nothing else helps - what distress signals are available and how do I use them?

What needs to be considered when towing? What forces are at work and how do you balance them?
We also discuss legal myths and explain Loyd's Open Form.