NAMAC aims to maintain itself as a training institute of nautical excellence that provides the best possible professional training to seafarers and offshore personnel to ensure efficient and safe ship and offshore operations.

To achieve this aim, NAMAC

• Reaches out to all sea farers to create awareness of quality training that can be provided consonant with the latest regulations and safety standards.
• Continually upgrades and remodels its infrastructure, innovates and optimally utilises its resources to enhance efficiency and provide quality training.
• Interacts with various professional and Government agencies on issues related to training and provides expertise as required.

Executive Board

The Executive Board comprises of 8 Trustees under the aegis of the Flag Officer Commanding, Western Naval Command. Headed by the Chief of Staff of the Western Naval Command – a Vice Admiral, the Board meets as required to decide on policy issues that enhance training.

Management Board

• Director. Generally a senior retired Naval Officer appointed by the Executive Board
• Deputy Director. A serving Naval Officer appointed by Naval Headquarters
• Deputy Director (Administration) A serving Naval Officer appointed by Naval Headquarters
• Accounts In-Charge

Faculty

The faculty is drawn from qualified seafarers of both the Merchant and Indian Navy. The permanent and visiting lecturers include Extra Masters, Master Mariners, Chief Engineers, QHSE experts from the offshore industry, Doctors, Educational specialists and Indian Naval Officers with expertise on specialised subjects viz marine commandos, helicopter pilots etc. The instructors are senior retired Naval Sailors who have vast experience in seamanship and fire fighting.

Feedback on various aspects of training & administrative support is obtained from candidates who undergo courses at NAMAC. This feedback is obtained just prior to course completion.

The Naval Maritime Academy welcomes further feedback from companies who sponsor candidates for courses at NAMAC.