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Ten Tankers To Be Equipped

With Sperry Bridge Systems

Ship sets of the most advanced integrated bridge systems will grace the deckhouses of 10 O'BO vessels and tankers of up to the 258,- 000-ton class 'being ibuilt in Italy for the Lolli-

Ghetti Group. Delivery of the multifunctional equipment by Sperry Marine Systems will be- gin in 1974 to Italcantieri and Breda Shipyards.

The Lolli-Ghetti Group's multimillion-dollar contract with Sperry Marine Systems is part of their program to increase efficiency of ship performance, improve safety, and protect their considerable capital investment.

Sperry Marine Systems' computer-aided package performs the functions of navigation and collision avoidance, docking steering, as well as stress and stability prediction. These

Lolli-Ghetti Group OBO vessels and tankers will have the capability of tracking up to 20 targets simultaneously and displaying collision avoidance data in graphic form. This unique system identifies collision avoidance maneu- vers without trial headings. The system also displays regular radar data.

The Integrated Navigation System will com- pute and continuously display latitude, longi- tude set and drift, course-made-good, rhumb- line sailing, and other data. Inputs to it will be made from the Omega receiver, speed log and compass. Celestial fixes and other position fixes can be inputted by manual keyboard. Out- puts will be by TTY teletypewriter printouts.

The Sperry Doppler Sonar Docking and Navi- gation System increases accuracy of naviga- tion by obtaining speed over-the-ground as well as assisting in docking, -mooring, and anchor-drop maneuvers. The Tanker Stress

Predictor employs the system digital computer for calculating factors such as hull longitudinal strength, trim, stability, draft, displacement, and deadweight. This enables optimum loading and maintains vessel trim under varying sea conditions. In the future, the same data can be relayed automatically over the international communication links to a shore-based system.

Heading references will be two MK 37 gyro- compasses with repeaters. A dual course and rudder angle recorder is also outfitted in the wheelhouse. Ship's deepwater speed will be de- livered by the ISRD301 Doppler -Speed Log, which does not require a protrusion below the hull. Position will be sensed by the Sperry

Omega Receiver.

PATENT FOR SALE

M. I. T., Physics, Ph.D., just obtained a patent which might increase twice the speed of any ship.

This represents for ships what jets represented for aircraft. Only principals please with research fa- cilities. Patent is offered for sale. Write to: P.O.

Box 488, Glendale, California 91209.

POSITION WANTED

Naval Architect and Marine Engineer experienced in

Operations, Management, and in all phases of shipbuild- ing supervision looking for a position outside of U.S.A., as a Representative/Inspector for U.S. owner.

Box 1002 Maritime Reporter/Engineering News 107 East 31 Street New York, N.Y. 10016

POSITION WANTED—NEW YORK

Licensed captain recently with foreign operator wishes position shoreside in New York area as operations manager, port captain or administrative assistant. 15 years experience, unlimited license. Salary open.

Please reply to: Capt. Moussouris 47-25 47th St.

Woodside, N.Y. 11377

RESIDENT ENGINEER—MARINE MANAGER

SHIP CONSTRUCTION—CONVERSION—REPAIR

Engineer seeking position as local representative/super- visor. 18 years experience in all phases of new construc- tion, conversions and repairs, including position as owner's representative. Degree naval architecture and marine en- gineering. Will travel or relocate world wide. Resume sent on request.

Box 1001 Maritime Reporter/Engineering News 107 East 31 Street New York, N.Y. 10016

NAVAL

ARCHITECT

For Marine Department of large Inter- national Oil Company, headquartered near New York City.

A Graduate Naval Architect to (1) coordi- nate plan review for new tankers. (2) assist in the development of a perform- ance evaluation system. (3) conduct special project studies. (4) assist in de- veloping new sets of company standards for specifications.

Send full resume to . . .

Box 1004 Maritime Reporter/Engineering News 107 East 31 Street New York, N.Y. 10016

SHIPYARD PRODUCTION PLANNER

We are in need of an experienced person to head up our Planning and Scheduling

Department. The position requires an individual capable of directing the entire planning and scheduling function from future projects to day-to-day production details.

The candidate selected must be familiar with shipbuilding modular construction techniques, capable of inter-relating with

Engineering, Production, Purchasing and

Material Control, and be responsible for the department's input information for management and production data reports.

The position reports directly to the Asst.

General Manager.

Please send resume and salary history to:

TODD SHIPYARDS

P.O. Box 231 San Pedro, Calif. 90733

An Equal Opportunity Employer m/f

FOR SALE

Retired maritime executive offers for sale his ultra modern custom built (1954) one family residence.

Located in the extremely desirable residential area of Shore Road, Brooklyn on an elevated plot having a commanding view of the Upper Bay and the

New York skyline. Has 1 1 large rooms, 5 bed- rooms, AVi baths, w/b fireplace, combination central heat and air conditioning, 2 car garage, plus carport and additional parking for 10 cars.

Many, many extra features. Must be seen. Price $300,000. For appointment call David J. Saltray,

Shore Road 5-4800.

OPERATORS (4) WANTED FOR EXOTIC BARGE.

GAS OR CHEMICAL PROCESS EXPERIENCE NEC-

ESSARY. ELECTRICAL, INSTRUMENTATION,

AND COMPRESSOR KNOWLEDGE A PLUS. NO

SEA DUTY.

Box 1003 Maritime Reporter/Engineering News 107 East 31 Street New York, N.Y. 10016

POSITION WANTED—

FIELD SALES MANAGER

National and International Marine Field Sales Man- ager—Presently employed with a major New York

City based, NYSE listed company, desires position with growing or well established firm. Over twenty years experience with protective coatings for Pres- ervation of Ships in Service and Newbuildings—

Marine and Offshore industries. Well established with Domestic and Foreign Flag shipowners, Ship- yards, Naval Architects, Ship Chandlers and Marine

Distributors on a worldwide basis. Willing to re- locate. Detailed resume and references on request.

Box 918 Maritime Reporter/Engineering News 107 East 31 Street New York, N.Y. 10016

BARGES

SALE or CHARTER

COEN MARINE EQUIPMENT, INC. 1571 RICHMOND TERRACE, S. I., N.Y. 10310 (212) 448-0900

WE HAVE OPENINGS

IN THESE ENGINEERING

POSITIONS

MARINE ELECTRICAL

Degree—2-3 years marine experience or 5 years industrial or utility experience. Duties—engineer- ing design.

MARINE OR MECHANICAL

Degree — prefer 2 years sea-time or shipyard design office experience. Duties include speci- fication of propulsion plant machinery, piping systems, piping system calculations, mechanical stress and vibration problems and heat balance calculations.

MARINE OR ELECTRICAL

Degree — with 3 years experience in controls and instrumentation. Candidate should be fa- miliar with process instrumentation and controls.

Should have detailed knowledge of the appli- cation of mechanical, electrical, hydraulic and pneumatic measuring and control devices.

NAVAL ARCHITECTURE

Degree — 2 years experience in Hull Design.

Duties include ship hull design calculations in the area of stability, speed and power and ship structure.

INDUSTRIAL

Degree—BS. Minimum 5 years experience in shipbuilding or heavy fabrication. Welding expe- rience desired. Candidate should have a knowl- edge of incentive program and ability to set up performance standards. Supervisory experience helpful.

Send resume including salary reauirements to

PERSONNEL MANAGER.

SUN SHIPBUILDING &

DRYDOCK COMPANY

Chester, Pennsylvania 19013

An Equal Opportunity Employer m/f

MARINE EMPLOYMENT

SPECIALISTS

If you are a marine professional who desires em- ployment assistance or an employer seeking quali- fied Marine Design Engineers, Naval Architects,

Port Engineers, Shipbuilding Supervisors, Ocean

Engineers or other shoreside marine personnel, you will get results by contacting:

RAY AGENT

Personnel Services

Incorporated 823 West Street, Wilmington, Delaware 19801 302/655-9661

Nicolai Joffe Corporation

MACHINERY DIVISION

SHIPS FOR SALE 4 CIMAVI TYPE VESSELS

NON TRANSPORTATION USE

Dimensions: LOA 338' 8" — Beam 50' — Depth 29' —

Draft 23' 5"

Tonnage: Gross 3805 — Net 2123 — DWT 6090 —

Displ 8370

Main Propulsion: Single Screw, 1700 HP Diesel

Auxiliary Generators: 250 KW, 230V D.C. Diesel

Complete With All Accessories. Saw Very Little Service

Before Government Layup. Extremely Good Condition.

Ideal as Self Propelled Drill Ship, Crane

Ship, or as Stationary Supply or Quarter Ship. 4 Available — Gulf Location

SAN FRANCISCO (415) 761-0993 445 Littlefield Ave. (Box 2445)

So. San Francisco, Ca. 94080

TWX-910-371-7248

NEW YORK BEVERLY HILLS

SALES OFFICE MAIN OFFICE (212) 832-3320 (213) 878-0650

Offering subject to prior sale

Steel Bldgs.—(2) 65'x400'x85'H.

Bridge Cranes—(2) 100T—60'6" span with 10T aux. hoist at $39,500 loaded RR car East Coast location. (2) 25T—60'6" span at $19,500 loaded RR car at East Coast location.

Cranes with AC Controls—cab-operated—Excel, cond.

P.O. Box 156 New York, N.Y 10021 (212) 472-0686

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