BIPSU Maritime

29/09/2026

Dear alumni masters and officers who are onboard or has copies of VALID SHIP'S CERTIFICATES (Safety, Tonnage, Loadline, etc.), please send me copies thru direct message in this page or to JP Mission m.me/Capt.MissionX

Thank you in advance.

27/09/2026

Good luck for the final evaluation BIPSU Maritime

25/09/2026

24/09/2026

Last phase of processing permit to operate.
To God be the glory.

20/09/2026

⚓ HAPPY NATIONAL MARITIME WEEK! 🌊

In celebration of National Maritime Week, the Biliran Province State University – School of Maritime Education joins the entire nation in honoring the dedication, resilience, and vital contributions of our seafaring professionals and maritime stakeholders.

As an institution committed to excellence in maritime education and training, we take immense pride in shaping the future officers, leaders, and guardians of the global fleet. Together, let us continue to champion safety at sea, marine environmental stewardship, and world-class maritime standards! 🚢🧭

"Navigating futures, steering excellence, and anchoring the nation's global promise."



Bipsu Maritime 2.0

10/09/2026

Bipsu Maritime 2.0

JP Mission
Norberto Camarines Jr.

31/08/2026

🇵🇭They call today National Heroes Day. Some of those heroes are 10,000 miles from home, wearing orange coveralls instead of a cape.

While families gather, they stand watch. While the country sleeps, they keep working. They miss birthdays, Christmas mornings, weddings, and countless ordinary moments that most of us never have to think twice about.

They cross oceans so ships can move, cargo can arrive, businesses can operate, and families back home can keep going.

No parade.
No medal.
No cheering crowd.

Just another watch, another night at sea, another quiet sacrifice.

To every Filipino seafarer spending National Heroes Day aboard a ship, far from the people you love,
**this day belongs to you too.**

You may not make the headlines, but your work keeps an island nation connected to the world.

Happy National Heroes Day to our unsung heroes at sea. 🇵🇭⚓

Respect to every seafarer standing watch today.

16/05/2025

C𝐴T𝑍O𝐶 (C𝑎t𝑒g𝑜r𝑦 𝑍o𝑛e o𝑓 𝐶o𝑛f𝑖d𝑒n𝑐e) 𝑎n𝑑 𝑈K𝐶 (U𝑛d𝑒r K𝑒e𝑙 𝐶l𝑒a𝑟a𝑛c𝑒) a𝑟e e𝑠s𝑒n𝑡i𝑎l c𝑜n𝑐e𝑝t𝑠 𝑖n m𝑎r𝑖n𝑒 𝑛a𝑣i𝑔a𝑡i𝑜n, 𝑝a𝑟t𝑖c𝑢l𝑎r𝑙y f𝑜r e𝑛s𝑢r𝑖n𝑔 𝑠a𝑓e p𝑎s𝑠a𝑔e i𝑛 𝑠h𝑎l𝑙o𝑤 𝑤a𝑡e𝑟s. 𝐿e𝑡'𝑠 𝑏r𝑒a𝑘 𝑡h𝑒m d𝑜w𝑛:

1. C𝐴T𝑍O𝐶 (C𝑎t𝑒g𝑜r𝑦 𝑍o𝑛e o𝑓 𝐶o𝑛f𝑖d𝑒n𝑐e)
𝐶A𝑇Z𝑂C i𝑠 𝑎 𝑐l𝑎s𝑠i𝑓i𝑐a𝑡i𝑜n s𝑦s𝑡e𝑚 𝑢s𝑒d i𝑛 𝑛a𝑢t𝑖c𝑎l cℎa𝑟t𝑠 𝑡o i𝑛d𝑖c𝑎t𝑒 𝑡h𝑒 𝑟e𝑙i𝑎b𝑖l𝑖t𝑦 𝑜f d𝑒p𝑡h m𝑒a𝑠u𝑟e𝑚e𝑛t𝑠. Tℎe I𝑛t𝑒r𝑛a𝑡i𝑜n𝑎l H𝑦d𝑟o𝑔r𝑎pℎi𝑐 𝑂r𝑔a𝑛i𝑧a𝑡i𝑜n (𝐼H𝑂) d𝑒v𝑒l𝑜p𝑒d tℎi𝑠 𝑠y𝑠t𝑒m t𝑜 ℎe𝑙p m𝑎r𝑖n𝑒r𝑠 𝑢n𝑑e𝑟s𝑡a𝑛d tℎe a𝑐c𝑢r𝑎c𝑦 𝑎n𝑑 𝑝r𝑒c𝑖s𝑖o𝑛 𝑜f s𝑢r𝑣e𝑦e𝑑 𝑑e𝑝tℎs.

C𝐴T𝑍O𝐶 𝐶a𝑡e𝑔o𝑟i𝑒s
C𝐴T𝑍O𝐶 𝑟a𝑡i𝑛g𝑠 𝑟a𝑛g𝑒 𝑓r𝑜m A1 (h𝑖gℎe𝑠t c𝑜n𝑓i𝑑e𝑛c𝑒) t𝑜 𝑈 (w𝑜r𝑠t o𝑟 𝑢n𝑘n𝑜w𝑛 𝑐o𝑛f𝑖d𝑒n𝑐e). H𝑒r𝑒'𝑠 𝑎 𝑏r𝑒a𝑘d𝑜w𝑛:

𝐴1 – H𝑖gℎl𝑦 𝑎c𝑐u𝑟a𝑡e, 𝑠u𝑟v𝑒y𝑒d u𝑠i𝑛g m𝑜d𝑒r𝑛 𝑡e𝑐h𝑛i𝑞u𝑒s.

A2 – 𝐺o𝑜d a𝑐c𝑢r𝑎c𝑦, b𝑢t m𝑎y h𝑎v𝑒 𝑚i𝑛o𝑟 𝑑e𝑝tℎ 𝑣a𝑟i𝑎n𝑐e𝑠.

𝐵 – 𝑀e𝑑i𝑢m a𝑐c𝑢r𝑎c𝑦, s𝑢r𝑣e𝑦s a𝑟e o𝑙d𝑒r o𝑟 𝑙e𝑠s d𝑒t𝑎i𝑙e𝑑.

𝐶 – 𝐿o𝑤 𝑎c𝑐u𝑟a𝑐y, 𝑑e𝑝tℎs m𝑎y n𝑜t b𝑒 𝑟e𝑙i𝑎b𝑙e.

D – V𝑒r𝑦 𝑝o𝑜r a𝑐c𝑢r𝑎c𝑦, o𝑢t𝑑a𝑡e𝑑 𝑠u𝑟v𝑒y𝑠 𝑤i𝑡h p𝑜t𝑒n𝑡i𝑎l d𝑎n𝑔e𝑟s.

U – U𝑛a𝑠s𝑒s𝑠e𝑑; n𝑜 𝑐o𝑛f𝑖d𝑒n𝑐e i𝑛 𝑑e𝑝tℎ 𝑑a𝑡a.

2. 𝑈K𝐶 (U𝑛d𝑒r K𝑒e𝑙 𝐶l𝑒a𝑟a𝑛c𝑒) C𝑎l𝑐u𝑙a𝑡i𝑜n
U𝐾C i𝑠 𝑡h𝑒 𝑚i𝑛i𝑚u𝑚 𝑣e𝑟t𝑖c𝑎l d𝑖s𝑡a𝑛c𝑒 𝑏e𝑡w𝑒e𝑛 𝑡h𝑒 𝑠h𝑖p's k𝑒e𝑙 𝑎n𝑑 𝑡h𝑒 𝑠e𝑎b𝑒d. 𝑇h𝑖s e𝑛s𝑢r𝑒s tℎa𝑡 𝑣e𝑠s𝑒l𝑠 𝑑o n𝑜t t𝑜u𝑐h tℎe s𝑒a𝑏e𝑑 𝑤h𝑒n n𝑎v𝑖g𝑎t𝑖n𝑔 𝑠h𝑎l𝑙o𝑤 𝑤a𝑡e𝑟s.

29/04/2025

Congratulations University of Antique

BIPSU Maritime is due for with

Smed Lab

09/04/2025

During a cadet’s training period, they should focus on developing essential skills that will prepare them for a successful career at sea. Here’s a structured breakdown of key learning areas:

1️⃣ Shipboard Familiarization – Learn ship layout, safety equipment, and emergency procedures.

2️⃣ Watchkeeping & Navigation – Assist in bridge watch, study COLREGs, chart work, and ECDIS.

3️⃣ Cargo Operations – Understand cargo handling, ballast operations, and ship stability.

4️⃣ Safety & Emergency Drills – Participate in firefighting, lifeboat launching, and enclosed space drills.

5️⃣ Deck Maintenance & Seamanship – Learn mooring, anchoring, knots, and ship maintenance.

6️⃣ Leadership & Communication – Develop teamwork, decision-making, and responsibility on board.

7️⃣ Engine Room Awareness – Gain basic knowledge of ship engines, fuel systems, and machinery.

8️⃣ Environmental Compliance – Follow MARPOL rules, garbage management, and pollution prevention.

9️⃣ Ship Handling & Maneuvering – Observe berthing, unberthing, and effects of wind/currents.

🔟 Personal Development – Stay disciplined, adaptable, and mentally strong for sea life.

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