Ship Stability & Cargo Operations (OOW Unlimited) — Audio Course

Stability is the OOW module candidates fear most — the maths paper, the subject you "can't learn without a pencil". This course flips it: the whole syllabus told as a story, from why a steel ship floats to the Herald of Free Enterprise going over in ninety seconds and the Hoegh Osaka lying on Bramble Bank — so the formulas finally make sense, and the oral answers come out in your own words.

Listen your way through the syllabus — on watch, on the drive to the crew house, in the gym. Narrated in a clear British voice built for long-form listening, structured so every chapter stands alone.

What's inside (5 hr 2 min total):

• Introduction (4 min)
• Chapter One: Why She Floats (31 min)
• Chapter Two: The Marks on Her Side (31 min)
• Chapter Three: G, B and M (30 min)
• Chapter Four: The Righting Lever (30 min)
• Chapter Five: Moving Weight (30 min)
• Chapter Six: List or Loll (30 min)
• Chapter Seven: The Invisible Thief (29 min)
• Chapter Eight: Trim (29 min)
• Chapter Nine: The Cargo Watch (30 min)
• Chapter Ten: Cargoes That Bite (28 min)

Every chapter ends with a spoken five-question self-test, so you can rehearse your oral answers out loud.

Current for the modernised OOW (Unlimited) syllabus — covers the stability and operations content of the new digital assessment, the outgoing written paper, and the cargo questions in your STCW oral. Pairs perfectly with our OOW Oral Prep course.