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    • Regional Variations

      Regional variations referred to within the competency framework include those relating to climatological and geographic differences, as wells as regional, national and organisational policies. 
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    • Competency 1: Analyse and monitor continually the marine weather situation

      Continuously monitor the latest observations, advisories, forecasts and warnings of marine weather parameters and variables, and significant weather phenomena. Determine the need for issuance, cancellation or amendment/update of advisories, forecasts and warnings according to documented thresholds and regulations. 
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    • Competency 2: Forecast Marine Weather Phenomena, Variables and Parameters

      Forecasts of meteorological parameters and phenomena are prepared and issued in accordance with documented requirements, priorities and deadlines. 
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    • Competency 3: Warn of hazardous marine meteorological phenomena

      Warnings are issued in a timely manner when hazardous conditions are expected to reach documented threshold values and are updated, amended or cancelled, as appropriate, according to documented criteria. 
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    • Competency 4: Ensure the quality of marine meteorological information and services

      Forecasts, warnings and related products are provided within a quality management framework. 
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    • Competency 5: Communicate meteorological information to internal and external users

      Marine weather forecasts and warnings are communicated in a timely and clear manner to meet user community needs 
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