VESSEL INCIDENT REPORT (Reporting procedures required by NSW Marine Legislation)
|
|
|
- Godfrey Fleming
- 5 years ago
- Views:
Transcription
1 VESSEL INCIDENT REPORT (Reporting procedures required by NSW Marine Legislation) To assist in completing this form, please refer to the Explanatory Notes at the end of this document. For further information and assistance telephone (8:30am to 4:30pm) - 7 days a week. Please forward completed form to: Marine Investigations Unit, NSW Maritime, Locked Bag 5100, Camperdown, NSW 1450 or fax to (02) Please answer the following Questions before completing the rest of the form by the appropriate box: Do you believe that this incident involved any breach of the Marine Legislation? Was any person injured or killed? Was the damage to either vessel greater than $2000? Was there damage that affected any of the involved vessels continuing ability to be safely used? Was there damage to any other property? Did any of the drivers involved leave the incident site without exchanging particulars? Was any driver involved in the incident under the influence of alcohol or any other drugs? Was a commercial vessel involved? Yes No DETAILS OF INCIDENT Date of Time of Incident: Incident: Area of Operation (Official Use Only) Location Incident Severity Rating (See Explanatory Note 1).../.../ DETAILS OF OPERATOR (MASTER) - VESSEL 1 DETAILS OF OPERATOR (MASTER) - VESSEL 2 State... Postcode... State... Postcode... Private ( )... Business ( )... Private ( )... Business ( )... Mobile... Facsimile ( )... Mobile... Facsimile ( )... Qualifications and Experience Qualifications and Experience Boat Licence (see Explanatory Note 2) : Licence Type... Licence Number...Expiry... /... /... Other (please specify)... Certificate of Competency (see Explanatory Note 3) : Certificate Type... Certificate Number...Expiry... /... /... AYF Qualifications Type:... Interstate State: (eg QLD)... International Country: (eg UK)... Other (please specify)... Experience operating this type of vessel: Under 20 hours 20 to 100 hours 100 to 500 hours Over 500 hours Boat Licence (see Explanatory Note 2) : Licence Type... Licence Number...Expiry... /... /... Other (please specify)... Certificate of Competency (see Explanatory Note 3) : Certificate Type... Certificate Number...Expiry... /... /... AYF Qualifications Type:... Interstate State: (eg QLD)... International Country: (eg UK)... Other (please specify)... Experience operating this type of vessel: Under 20 hours 20 to 100 hours 100 to 500 hours Over 500 hours WWSAPL029(1004)
2 DETAILS OF OWNER - VESSEL 1 State... Postcode... Private ( )... Business ( )... Mobile... Facsimile ( )... DETAILS OF VESSEL 1 Vessel Name:... Commercial Vessel (see Explanatory Note 4) : Survey/Permit Number:... Recreational Vessel (see Explanatory Note 5) : Vessel Registration No.:... Hull Material (see Explanatory Note 6) :... Equipment Carried Radio: Yes No EPIRB: Yes No PFD 1: No. on board...no. used... PFD 2: No. on board...no. used... PFD 3: No. on board...no. used... People on Board Other persons involved DETAILS OF ENGINE - VESSEL 1 Engine 1 VESSEL 1 Engine 2 DETAILS OF OWNER - VESSEL 2 State... Postcode... Private ( )... Business ( )... Mobile... Facsimile ( )... DETAILS OF VESSEL 2 Vessel Name:... Commercial Vessel (see Explanatory Note 4) : Survey/Permit Number:... Recreational Vessel (see Explanatory Note 5) : Vessel Registration No.:... Hull Material (see Explanatory Note 6) :... Equipment Carried Radio: Yes No EPIRB: Yes No PFD 1: No. on board...no. used... PFD 2: No. on board...no. used... PFD 3: No. on board...no. used... People on Board Other persons involved DETAILS OF ENGINE - VESSEL 2 Engine 1 VESSEL 2 Engine 2
3 DAMAGE TO VESSEL AND/OR PROPERTY Vessel 1 - Damage Lost Major Minor No Damage Vessel $...Property $... Vessel 2 - Damage Lost Major Minor No Damage Vessel $...Property $... NATURE OF INCIDENT Vessel 1 Operation at Time of Incident (see Explanatory Note 7) : Type of Incident (see Explanatory Note 8) : Contributing Factors to Incident (see Explanatory Note 9) : NATURE OF INCIDENT Vessel 2 Operation at Time of Incident (see Explanatory Note 7) : Type of Incident (see Explanatory Note 8) : Contributing Factors to Incident (see Explanatory Note 9) : WEATHER AND WATER CONDITIONS Weather Water Conditions Wind Wind Direction Visibility Tide Clear Calm None N NE Good Flood (in) Hazy Choppy Light (1>8kt) E SE Fair Ebb (out) Cloudy Rough Moderate (8>15kt) S SW Poor Slack Rain Very Rough Strong (15>30kt) W NW Darkness Flood Strong Current Storm (Over 30kt) (Night Time) FATALITIES AND SERIOUS INJURY Number of fatalities: Vessel 1...Vessel 2...Other... * Number of serious injuries: Vessel 1...Vessel 2...Other... * Number of minor injuries: Vessel 1...Vessel 2...Other... * Serious Injury = Hospitalisation, other than for observation * Minor Injury = First aid only given at site or at hospital Details of Deceased and Injured Persons Name Address DOB Gender M/F Injury Type Fatal/Serious /Minor Role on vessel (see Explanatory Note 10) Hospital ALCOHOL AND DRUG TESTING Name Address Telephone DOB Gender M/F Role on vessel (see Explanatory Note 10) Breath Test Analysis Result Blood Analysis Result DETAILS OF WITNESSES Name Address Telephone
4 DETAILS OF CREW ON BOARD COMMERCIAL VESSEL AT TIME OF INCIDENT Name Address Telephone DOB Role on vessel Qualifications Please use this section to draw a map of the area and details of the incident
5 INCIDENT DESCRIPTION Describe what happened (sequence of events) include failure of equipment. If diagram is needed, use grid sheet. Include any information regarding the involvement of alcohol and/or drugs in causing or contributing to the incident. Include any descriptive information about the use of PFDs (Lifejackets). List any witnesses who are prepared to give evidence). PERSON COMPLETING REPORT (Please use BLOCK letters) Name:... Private ( )... Address:... Business ( )... P/Code:... Mobile... Signature:... Date.../.../... NSW Maritime Use Only Area of Operation or Station (BSO or Police only):... Proposed further Action:... Incident requiring no further action: For information and recording only. Legal clerk to enter onto WALROS for incident Completed Legal to enter File complete. Completed Investigator s reasons why no further investigation required Investigator s Name...Signature...Date... /... /...
6 EXPLANATORY NOTES Explanatory Note 1 Incident Severity Rating Fatal incident Serious injury Vessel lost Other vessel damage Property damage only No damage Explanatory Note 2 Boat Licence Type NSW General Boat Licence NSW Young Adult Boat Licence NSW PWC Licence NSW PWC Young Adult Boat Licence Explanatory Note 3 Certificate of Competency Coxswain Master Class V Master Class V Fishing/Skipper Grade 3 Master Class IV Master Class IV Fishing/Skipper Grade 2 Master Class III MED 3 MED 2 MED 1 Local Knowledge Harbour & River Certificate Coxswain Pre-USL Driver Pre-USL NSW Certificate of Validity Certificate of Service Explanatory Note 4 Commercial vessel Type Passenger vessel Non passenger vessel Fishing vessel (LFB) Hire and drive vessel Ferry Houseboat Commercial Sailing Boat Explanatory Note 5 Recreational vessel type Cabin runabout Motor Cruiser Canoe/kayak Houseboat Inflatable Open runabout Paddle (Row) Boat Personal Watercraft (Jet Ski) Sailing Vessel Explanatory Note 7 Operation at time of incident Aground At Anchor/Moored Being Towed Berthed Drifting Fishing Fuelling Organised Competition/Aquatic Event Towing a vessel Underway Waterskiing/aquaplaning/parasailing Explanatory Note 6 Hull Material Aluminium Ferro-cement Fibreglass Plywood Steel Timber Explanatory Note 8 Type of Incident Capsizing Close Quarter Collision with vessel Collision with fixed object Collision with floating object Collision with submerged object Explosion/Fire fuel Explosion/Fire non fuel Fall overboard Fall in vessel Grounding Hull splitting (structural failure) Person hit by vessel/propeller Sinking Swamping Unknown Explanatory Note 9 Contributing Factors to Incident Excess Alcohol/Drugs Excessive Speed Fault of Equipment Fault of Hull Fault of Machinery Hazardous Waters Improper Loading Lack of Judgement No Proper Lookout Overloading Weather Conditions Unknown Explanatory Note 10 Role on Vessel Crew Master Passenger Skier Observer Swimmer
VESSEL REGISTRATION # P.O. BOX Rev. 09/10 BATON ROUGE, LA OPERATOR BOATING INCIDENT REPORT PAGE 1 of
LOUISIANA DEPARTMENT OF WILDLIFE AND FISHERIES LAW ENFORCEMENT DIVISION DWF-BIR-010-OP VESSEL REGISTRATION # P.O. BOX 98000 Rev. 09/10 BATON ROUGE, LA 70898-9000 OPERATOR BOATING INCIDENT REPORT PAGE 1
INCIDENT REPORT OASIS SAILING CLUB
1) BOAT DESCRIPTION INCIDENT REPORT OASIS SAILING CLUB Name: Make: CATALINA Length: 34' 6" Registration: Model: CATALINA 34 MKII Type: SLOOP Hull ID: Year Built: Motor: 30 hp Diesel 2) BOAT OWNER Friends
REPORT SUBMISSION ACCIDENT SUMMARY
Arizona Boating Accident and Casualty Report NOTE: The operator or owner of every watercraft involved in a collision, accident or other casualty involving property damage exceeding $500 shall submit a
BOATING ACCIDENT REPORT FORM APPROVED OMB NO
DEPARTMENT OF HOMELAND SECURITY U.S. COAST GUARD CG-3865 BOATING ACCIDENT REPORT FORM APPROVED OMB. 1625-0003 CASE NUMBER: # THE OPERATOR OF A VESSEL THAT IS BEING USED FOR RECREATIONAL PURPOSES IS REQUIRED
Report on Vessel Casualty of Accident (Form Casualty) Instructions:
Report on Vessel Casualty of Accident (Form Casualty) Tuvalu Ship Registry 10 Anson Road #25-16 International Plaza Singapore 079903 Tel: (65) 6224 2345 Fax: (65) 6227 2345 Email: info@tvship.com Website:
Reportable Boating Accidents photo detail
Reportable Boating Accidents photo detail Cover Photo: (Courtesy of FWC) On January 0, 2016, at approximately 7:15 am, a 7 open motorboat was travelling east cruising at approximately 25 mph with a total
Maritime safety incident statistics
! Y!! Maritime safety incident statistics Maritime Safety Victoria July 2014 to April 2015 This document is a summary provided for information purposes only. No warranty or representation is made that
Nagambie Waterways Boating Guide 2007
Nagambie Waterways Boating Guide 2007 Welcome Strathbogie Shire Council has prepared the Nagambie Waterways Boating Guide to help boaters safely enjoy this recreation venue. Funding to assist with the
Class B Accident Report. Unnamed Dinghy Swamping
Class B Accident Report Unnamed Dinghy Swamping At Lake Hood on 3 October 2004 REPORT NO: 04 1135 UNNAMED DINGY SWAMPING At about 1200 hours on 3 October 2004, it was decided to take the Unnamed Dinghy
AUSTRALIAN BUILDERS PLATE Frequently Asked Questions General Public
AUSTRALIAN BUILDERS PLATE Frequently Asked Questions General Public The ABP and the law 1. Is the ABP required by law? All Australian States apply the National Standard for the Australian Builders Plate
Chapter 5 Personal Watercraft Jet Skis and High Speed Power Boats
Chapter 5 Personal Watercraft Jet Skis and High Speed Power Boats 69 5 Personal Watercraft (PWC) such as jet skis or water/wet bikes are a rapidly growing segment of the recreational craft market. A PWC
Remarks by Chief Commissioner John Marshall QC
Marine inquiry 12-201 Fishing vessel Easy Rider, capsize and foundering, Foveaux Strait, 15 March 2012 Remarks by Chief Commissioner John Marshall QC 1. I would like to begin by acknowledging the eight
Boating safety checklist. A guide to lifejacket and safety equipment rules on NSW waters
Boating safety checklist A guide to lifejacket and safety equipment rules on NSW waters Definitions Master s responsibility The master is responsible for all people on board and can direct passengers to
boating handbook
boating handbook 2011-2012 Lifejacket wear it Lifejackets save lives. But a lifejacket will not save your life if you are not wearing it. Remember: You must carry a lifejacket for every person on board
2014 Life Jacket Wear Rate Observation Study featuring National Wear Rate Data from 1999 to 2014
2014 Life Jacket Wear Rate Observation Study featuring National Wear Rate Data from 1999 to 2014 Produced under a grant from the Sport Fish Restoration and Boating Trust Fund, administered by the U.S.
ATTACHMENT XVIII BOATING ACCIDENT INVESTIGATION INSTRUCTIONS FOR PRINTING/PICTURE INSERTS FWCDLE-146
BOATING ACCIDENT INVESTIGATION INSTRUCTIONS FOR PRINTING/PICTURE INSERTS FWCDLE-146 VERY IMPORTANT: TO PRINT WITHOUT COMMENTS SIMPLY CLICK ON FILE SCROLL DOWN TO PRINT A NEW MENU WILL APPEAR. IN THE BOTTOM
MAYFLOWER OFFSHORE ROWING CLUB
INTRODUCTION MAYFLOWER OFFSHORE ROWING CLUB SEA SAFETY AND OPERATIONAL PROCEDURES Offshore rowing is an enjoyable and exciting sport. These guidelines are intended to make the sport as safe as possible
HEALTH & SAFETY PLAN. A1 Homes One Base 2017 FISHING TOURNAMENT
HEALTH & SAFET PLAN For: A1 Homes One Base 2017 FISHING TOURNAMENT Based on NZ Sport Fishing Council Health & Safety Plan, and used by permission. Modified to meet One Base Tournament and local conditions
Frequently asked questions
Frequently asked questions Improving recreational boating safety Who will be most affected by these reforms? The primary focus of the reforms is the estimated 676 000 recreational marine licence holders
National Marine Safety Committee NATIONAL BOATING USAGE STUDY PRELIMINARY SURVEY REPORT
National Marine Safety Committee NATIONAL BOATING USAGE STUDY PRELIMINARY SURVEY REPORT December 2009 National Marine Safety Committee National Boating Usage Study Preliminary Survey Report December 2009
Boating Activity-Specific Plan
Boating Activity-Specific Plan Camp Name: Prepared By: Phone number: Signature: Date: Enter a date. Title: Email: Complete the following plan for each boating activity that campers participate in. Use
Marine safety incident statistics
Marine safety incident statistics Transport Safety Victoria Annual Report 1 July 2015 to 30 June 2016 This document is a summary provided for information purposes only. No warranty or representation is
BOATING STATISTICS COMDTPUB P
U.S. Department of Homeland Security United States Coast Guard BOATING STATISTICS - 2002 COMDTPUB P16754.16 U.S. Department of Homeland Security United States Coast Guard Commandant United States Coast
Accident Report. San Constanzo Flooding approximately 35 miles east of Gisborne on 18 January 2004
Accident Report San Constanzo Flooding approximately 35 miles east of Gisborne on 18 January 2004 SUMMARY Leaking seams in the vessel s wooden hull, allowed water to enter the vessel and flood the forward
BOATING STATISTICS COMDTPUB P
U.S. Department of Homeland Security United States Coast Guard BOATING STATISTICS - 2003 COMDTPUB P16754.17 U.S. Department of Homeland Security United States Coast Guard Commandant United States Coast
ALQP Conduct Rowing Activities: Dec 2014 Page 1 of 13
ALQP Conduct Rowing Activities: Dec 2014 Page 1 of 13 Conduct Rowing Activities Purpose: This module allows the holder to conduct rowing activities for youth and adult members according to the conditions
BOATING STATISTICS COMDTPUB P
U.S. Department of Homeland Security United States Coast Guard BOATING STATISTICS - 2004 COMDTPUB P16754.18 U.S. Department of Homeland Security United States Coast Guard Commandant United States Coast
Twin Cities Life-Jacket Wear-Rate Observational Study, 2007
Twin Cities Life-Jacket Wear-Rate Observational Study, 2007 Minnesota Department of Natural Resources July 2008 Twin Cities Life-Jacket Wear-Rate Observational Study, 2007 Twin Cities Metro Lake Region
3000 Lives, 6 Billion Dollars Lost, 18 Years of Surveillance - What Have We Learned About Safe Boating in Canada?
3000 Lives, 6 Billion Dollars Lost, 18 Years of Surveillance - What Have We Learned About Safe Boating in Canada? *Peter Barss, **Shelley Dalke, **Jane Hamilton, ***Myke Dwyer * Interior Health Authority
Developing an industry training plan
Developing an industry training plan This guideline is for operators who are developing an industry training plan Developing an industry training plan Page 1 of 8 Developing an industry training plan
BOATING ACCIDENTS STATISTICAL REPORT
BOATING ACCIDENTS STATISTICAL REPORT Cover Photos: (Courtesy of FWC) Officers working on boating accident investigations. BOATING ACCIDENTS STATISTICAL REPORT Violation Summary photo detail Top picture
Scope: This is the minimum required standard that applies to all basic boating courses in the U.S. states and territories and District of Columbia.
Title: Level 1 Basic Boating Knowledge Scope: This is the minimum required standard that applies to all basic boating courses in the U.S. states and territories and District of Columbia. Purpose: To establish
When answering a question, when in doubt, pick answer that considers safety first. Navigation Aids
Appendix A Boat Course Review When answering a question, when in doubt, pick answer that considers safety first. Navigation Aids Port hand lateral buoy Starboard hand lateral buoy (red right returning)
2017 Life Jacket Wear Rate Observation Study featuring National Wear Rate Data from 1999 to 2017
2017 Life Jacket Wear Rate Observation Study featuring National Wear Rate Data from 1999 to 2017 Produced under a grant from the Sport Fish Restoration and Boating Trust Fund, administered by the U.S.
Executive Summary for 2012
Executive Summary for 2012 640 Marine Casualties and Marine Incidents in 594,126 vessel moves Figure 1 p4 Overall Incident Rate: 1.08 per 1000 vessel moves (1.86 in 2011). Figure 1 p4 292 Marine Casualties
2017 Water Safety Manual. Presented by:
2017 Water Safety Manual Presented by: 1 WATER EMERGENCY SAFETY PLAN This Water Emergency Safety Plan was developed to aid in the response to injuries or illnesses on the water during the Partners In Education
2018 PENNSYLVANIA BOATING ACCIDENT ANALYSIS
2018 PENNSYLVANIA BOATING ACCIDENT ANALYSIS By Ryan C. Walt Boating Accident Review Officer The total number of reported recreational boating accidents in Pennsylvania in 2018 decreased from 2017. Boaters
SECTION 11 ADVENTUROUS ACTIVITIES BOATING: SAILING
SECTION 11 ADVENTUROUS ACTIVITIES 11.11 BOATING: SAILING 11.11.1. ACTIVITY SCOPE This section relates to the use of small off-the-beach sailing dinghies to conduct sailing activities for members. An off-the-beach
REPORT OF INVESTIGATION INTO CASUALTY OFF DALKEY ISLAND CO. DUBLIN ON 12th OCTOBER 2010
Leeson Lane, Dublin 2. Telephone: 01-678 3485/86. Fax: 01-678 3493. email: info@mcib.ie www.mcib.ie REPORT OF INVESTIGATION INTO CASUALTY OFF DALKEY ISLAND CO. DUBLIN ON 12th OCTOBER 2010 The Marine Casualty
DALGETY BAY SAILING CLUB RIB SAFETY BOAT RISK ASSESSMENT
1 INTRODUCTION This safety protocol addresses the assessment of risks associated with use of RIB Safety Botas as part of any dinghy racing event. Some risks are inherent to boating, sailing and racing,
ADMINISTRATIVE INSTRUCTION No. STCW-14 QUALIFICATION / CERTIFICATION REQUIRED FOR OPERATION OF A DOMESTIC VESSESL
ADMINISTRATIVE INSTRUCTION No. STCW-14 QUALIFICATION / CERTIFICATION REQUIRED FOR OPERATION OF A DOMESTIC VESSESL (Issued under section 3(5) of the Gibraltar Merchant Shipping (Safety etc.) Ordinance 1993
BOATING ACCIDENTS STATISTICAL REPORT
GLOSSARY OF DEFINITIONS ALCOHOL/DRUG RELATED Refers to any accidents in which alcohol/drug use may have been a contributing factor, whether or not legally impaired. AT ANCHOR Held in place in the water
Berwick LDS 2017 SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS FOR ALL COMPETITORS AND COACH
Berwick LDS 2017 SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS FOR ALL COMPETITORS AND COACH Berwick LDS recognises the importance of safety at their event and has prepared the following notes to inform competitors of the essential
Procedure for Small Boat Operator Qualification
Procedure for Small Boat Operator Qualification Introduction Prior to being qualified as a small boat operator, prospective users will be asked to fill out a questionnaire (contact RFO for copy of questionnaire)
Class B Accident Report. Tokerau & Kawau Kat Collision
Class B Accident Report Tokerau & Kawau Kat Collision At Auckland on 11 December 2004 REPORT NO: 04 3624 TOKERAU& KAWAU KAT COLLISION Whilst departing from the ferry terminal in Auckland, Tokerau collided
US POWERBOATING/US SAILING Safe Powerboat Handling RI State-Specific Lesson Plans
78 Lesson: 24 OTHER BOATING ACTIVITIES (INCLUDING RHODE ISLAND REGULATIONS) Time: 10 minutes Equipment: Whiteboard with dry erase markers Student References: Start Powerboating Right! RI State-Specific
Notices to competitors will be posted on the official notice board located alongside the office
SAILING INSTRUCTIONS 2018 J.J. GILTINAN 18ft SKIFF CHAMPIONSHIP 1 RULES 1.1 All races will be governed by the current versions of: (a) The rules as defined in the Racing Rules of Sailing 2017-2020 (RRS)
Analysis of Ship Accidents in Turkey from 2005 to 2015
Analysis of Ship Accidents in Turkey from 005 to 05 Firat Bolat Republic of Turkey Ministry of Transport, Maritime Affairs and Communication Harbour Master Office of İstanbul İstanbul, Turkey Abstract
the Ministry of Transport is attributed as the source of the material
Cyclists 2015 Disclaimer All reasonable endeavours are made to ensure the accuracy of the information in this report. However, the information is provided without warranties of any kind including accuracy,
HULL LIFESAVING MUSEUM SAFETY PROTOCOLS MARITIME ON THE WATER PROGRAMS
HULL LIFESAVING MUSEUM SAFETY PROTOCOLS MARITIME ON THE WATER PROGRAMS Accepted by HLM Board of Directors, June 20, 2011 The purpose of the maritime on the water programs of the Hull Lifesaving Museum
Demonstrate basic knowledge of the operation of pleasure/small craft by day
Page 1 of 7 Title Demonstrate basic knowledge of the operation of pleasure/small craft by day Level 2 Credits 6 Purpose This unit standard is for pleasure craft operators and covers knowledge required
Accident Report. Para 1 & Lightning One Collision on Lake Wakatipu on 14 July 2004
Accident Report Para 1 & Lightning One Collision on Lake Wakatipu on 14 July 2004 REPORT NO.: 04 3511 VESSEL NAME: PARA 1 & LIGHTNING ONE Casualty Details: Date of Casualty: 14 July 2004 Time of Casualty:
Water Safety (Incorporating Life Jackets and Buoyancy Aids)
Water Safety (Incorporating Life Jackets and Buoyancy Aids) s Item Code FS120603 Mar/11 Edition no 8 (103914) 0845 300 1818 Introduction This factsheet provides the requirements for buoyancy aids and lifejackets
The Office of the Chancellor
POLICY STATEMENT NO. 6.17.00 Issued By: Coordinated By: The Office of the Chancellor Red River Watershed Program College of Sciences Effective: July 1, 2008 Revised: April 1, 2009 Subject: Water Vessel
PROCEDURE Road Traffic Collisions (Recording) Number: H 0601 Date Published: 24 May 2016
1.0 Summary of Changes This is a new procedure and replaces the previous procedure H 0601 which has split the two key areas of investigation and recording into two separate procedures. For investigations
BC Sailing Safety at Sea CYA-ISAF Approved Offshore Personal Survival Course Syllabus a
BC Sailing Safety at Sea CYA-ISAF Approved Offshore Personal Survival Course Syllabus 2011-03-03a This course syllabus follows, with modifications, the ISAF Offshore Special Regulations, Appendix G Model
MCA Guidance for Pleasure Vessels. A brief guide to regulation and safe practice
MCA Guidance for Pleasure Vessels A brief guide to regulation and safe practice MCA Guidance Around three million people enjoy going afloat in the UK every year. Although pleasure boating in the UK is
DALGETY BAY SAILING CLUB DINGHY REGATTA ASSESSMENT
DINGHY REGATTA ASSESSMENT 1 INTRODUCTION This safety protocol addresses the assessment of risks associated with an open meeting dinghy racing event. How to make a quantitative risk assessment is described
Class B Accident Report. West Bay Water Taxi and Kontiki Collision
Class B Accident Report West Bay Water Taxi and Kontiki Collision Picton Harbour on 14 November 2004 REPORT NO: 04 3602 WEST BAY WATER TAXI AND KONTIKI COLLISION The West Bay water taxi collided with pleasure
COCONUTS OUTRIGGER CANOE CLUB RISK MANAGEMENT POLICY
2 0 1 7 COCONUTS OUTRIGGER CANOE CLUB RISK MANAGEMENT POLICY 1 Page1 INTRODUCTION ADMINISTRATION... 4 Club and AOCRA Membership... 4 Visiting / New Members... 5 REPORTING PROCEDURES... 6 AOCRA... 6 Injuries
ADVANCE NOTIFICATION/INWARD REPORT FOR YACHTS/SMALL CRAFT
ADVANCE NOTIFICATION/INWARD REPORT FOR YACHTS/SMALL CRAFT Note: This form plus attachments must be provided to officials, not less than forty-eight hours (48hrs) prior to the vessel s arrival in Fiji.
Violation Summary photo detail Top picture
Violation Summary photo detail Top picture On April,, a single vessel crash occurred on Lake Maitland. The vessel, a jet boat was occupied by eight people. The group boarded the vessel at a lake front
New Syllabus for 12 Nautical Miles
New Syllabus for 12 Nautical Miles 1. Legal and professional responsibilities of skippers under the Tourism Authority Act 2006. a) The meaning of Skipper as defined under the Tourism Authority Act 2006
FEMA NATIONAL US&R RESPONSE SYSTEM INCIDENT MANAGEMENT SYSTEM TASK BOOK FOR THE POSITION OF. US&R Boat Operator. August 2016
FEMA NATIONAL US&R RESPONSE SYSTEM INCIDENT MANAGEMENT SYSTEM TASK BOOK FOR THE POSITION OF US&R Boat Operator August 2016 POSITION TASK BOOK ASSIGNED TO: INDIVIDUAL S NAME, TASK FORCE AFFILIATION, AND
H-BOAT WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP
H-BOAT WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP 31.07 03.08. 2018 SANDEFJORD NORWAY NOTICE OF RACE Organizing Authority: Sandefjord Seilforening in conjunction with the International H-boat Association 1 RULES The notation
2002 National Recreational Boating Survey Technical Report
2002 Technical Report November 30, 2003 995 Goodale Blvd. Columbus, OH 43212 Voice: (614) 220-8860 Fax: (614) 220-8845 Toll Free Number: (800) 341-3660 Website: www.strategicresearchgroup.com TABLE OF
To have an enjoyable day out on the sea we need to make some key decisions to ensure we are in the right place at the right time.
Award Description This award is designed to develop proficient skills and appropriate decision making skills for a safe day out on the sea in advanced conditions. Extended Award Description As an Advanced
Our waterways are beautiful BUT Be aware of the risks when out on the water this summer
Our waterways are beautiful BUT Be aware of the risks when out on the water this summer CENTRAL COAST AND HUNTER REGION YEAR ANALYSIS OF BOATING AND WATERCRAFT DROWNING DEATHS Over the past years, people
Boating Tip #47: Safety Gear & Required Equipment
Boating Tip #47: Safety Gear & Required Equipment The U.S. Coat Guard requires that recreational vessels carry specific safety equipment while underway. The safety gear must be in good condition and readily
Inward Report (Small craft)
Inward Report (Small craft) PART A : REGISTRATION DETAILS Name of small craft Registration number Date of registration Country of registration Sail number Name of person in charge Port of registration
Advanced Sea Kayak Leader Assessment Notes
Advanced Sea Kayak Leader Assessment Notes Technical Syllabus Part A - Personal Paddling Skills Through the blending of their body, boat and blade positions, the paddler must be able to skilfully control
SAFE AT SEA IN NORWAY
Photo: Magus Jonas Fjell SAFE AT SEA IN NORWAY FIRE POLICE MEDICAL EMERGENCIES COASTAL RADIO STATION 110 112 113 120 BOATING LICENCE AND REGULATIONS SAFETY CHECKLIST QUOTAS AND REGULATIONS FOR CATCHING
Boating Activity Minimum Standard. January 2015
Boating Activity Minimum Standard January 2015 Contents 1 Executive Summary... 2 2 More Information... 2 3 Using this Standard... 2 4 Minimum Standard requirements... 2 4.1 Legislation... 2 4.1.1 Requirements
Steel City Dragon-Boat Program & Steel City Dragons Dragon-Boat Racing Team Revised March 2013 SAFETY PROTOCOL. Dragon Boat Operating Safety
Steel City Dragon-Boat Program & Steel City Dragons Dragon-Boat Racing Team Revised March 2013 Dragon Boat Operating Safety Minimum safety protocol for the safe operation of Dragon Boat during all on-water
THERE S ONE FOR YOUR FAVOURITE ACTIVITY
Boating Handbook WEAR A LIFEJACKET THERE S ONE FOR YOUR FAVOURITE ACTIVITY With modern lifejacket styles, you ll be able to wear one all day without it getting in the way. Wearing a lifejacket could help
Class B Accident Report. Paihia Duck Collision
Class B Accident Report Paihia Duck Collision Okiato, Southern end of Russell on 20 November 2004 REPORT NO: 04 3632 PAIHIA DUCK COLLISION When entering the water via a boat ramp at Okiato in the Bay of
RULES AND PROCEDURES OF THE FARALLON PATROL V5 April 2014
Introduction RULES AND PROCEDURES OF THE FARALLON PATROL V5 April 2014 The Farallon Patrol has a long and distinguished record of service to Point Blue Conservation Science and its staff members who conduct
Boating Statistics COMDTPUB P U.S. Department of Homeland Security U.S. Coast Guard
2006 Boating Statistics COMDTPUB P16754.20 U.S. Department of Homeland Security U.S. Coast Guard U.S. Department of Homeland Security United States Coast Guard Commandant United States Coast Guard COMDTPUB
FILED 12/04/2017 3:00 PM ARCHIVES DIVISION SECRETARY OF STATE
OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY OF STATE DENNIS RICHARDSON SECRETARY OF STATE LESLIE CUMMINGS DEPUTY SECRETARY OF STATE PERMANENT ADMINISTRATIVE ORDER OSMB 4-2017 CHAPTER 250 OREGON STATE MARINE BOARD ARCHIVES
Canadian Safe Boating Council Personal Flotation Device (PFD) Study
Canadian Safe Boating Council Personal Flotation Device (PFD) Study Highlights From SMARTRISK Background Research Paper Regarding Mandatory PFD Wear Legislation in Canada CSBC Action Plan Background In
Berkeley Island Marine Pre-Rental Instructions. If you do not have a
Berkeley Island Marine Pre-Rental Instructions. If you do not have a safe boating certificate or a boat license in the state of NJ, or an equivalent in another state, you must take this instruction. Approximate
SUB Vessel Safety Check Review D11NR VE s-we save lives! Prepared by: Mike Lauro DSO-VE 11NR and Tony Budlong ADSO-VE 11NR
SUB Vessel Safety Check Review D11NR VE s-we save lives! Prepared by: Mike Lauro DSO-VE 11NR and Tony Budlong ADSO-VE 11NR Sport Utility Boats (SUB) The fastest growing area of Recreational Boating! What
2017 PENNSYLVANIA BOATING ACCIDENT ANALYSIS
2017 PENNSYLVANIA BOATING ACCIDENT ANALYSIS By Ryan C. Walt Boating Accident Review Officer The total number of reported recreational boating accidents in Pennsylvania in 2017 decreased from 2016. Boaters
National Standard for Commercial Vessels
National Standard for Commercial Vessels Part E Operations Published 17 May 2013 Endorsed by the Standing Council on Transport and Infrastructure 10 May 2013 Commonwealth of Australia This work is copyright.
NOTIFICATION AND STANDARD EVENT PLANNING RISK ASSESSMENT GUIDANCE NOTE
GUIDANCE NOTES ON RISK ASSESSMENT FOR EVENTS IN HARBOUR AUTHORITY AREAS NOTIFICATION AND STANDARD EVENT PLANNING RISK ASSESSMENT GUIDANCE NOTE The DfT (Department for Transport) Port Marine Safety Code
COMHAIRLE CHONTAE SHLIGIGH SLIGO COUNTY COUNCIL
COMHAIRLE CHONTAE SHLIGIGH SLIGO COUNTY COUNCIL - SLIGO COUNTY COUNCIL - - BEACH BYE-LAWS 2007 BYE-LAWS GOVERNING THE BEACH AT STRANDHILL, CO. SLIGO. These Bye-Laws were made by Sligo County Council at
General Boating Knowledge. Common Sense before leaving shore
General Boating Knowledge Common Sense before leaving shore Engines work, battery charged, hull, tires, drain plug, etc Safety equipment example - Life jackets fit correctly for everyone on board Safety
HAYLING ISLAND SAILING CLUB OPEN / CHAMPIONSHIP SAILING RISK ASSESSMENT
HAZARD SAILING RISKS LIKELI HOOD IMPACT RISK FACTOR CONTROL MEASURES Capsize and MOB Capsize resulting in sinking Injury as a result of collision or other accident Gear failure and damage to boat Persons
Accident Report. Grounding iti. 30 December 2005 Class B
Accident Report Grounding Wai-iti iti 30 December 2005 Class B Photograph 1 Wai-iti iti (Snappa) Maritime New Zealand Investigation Report 2 REPORT NO.: 05 3927 VESSEL NAME: WAI-ITI ITI (SNAPPA) Ship Type:
Melanoma Ski-nZ 2018 Sunday 25 th February to 3 rd March 2018
EVENT GUIDE Melanoma Ski-nZ 2018 Sunday 25 th February to 3 rd March 2018 Melanoma Ski-nZ is a fun-filled adrenalin packed adventure on personal water craft (PWC). Ski-nZ is staged by Melanoma New Zealand
Jack London Aquatic Center SAFETY PLAN. Dragonboating December 2013
Jack London Aquatic Center SAFETY PLAN Dragonboating December 2013 TABLE OF CONTENTS 1. General 2. Dragonboating 3. Forms 4. Attachments 2 of 13 1. GENERAL THE SCOPE OF THE JACK LONDON AQUATIC CENTER SAFETY
MARINE SAFETY REGULATION 2016 EXEMPTION ORDER. Clause 140(1)
MARINE SAFETY REGULATION 2016 EXEMPTION ORDER Clause 140(1) I, Angus Mitchell, Executive Director, NSW Maritime, a delegate of Roads and Maritime Services (RMS), pursuant to clause 140(1) of the Marine
Appendix Aggie Crew Operating Procedures
Revised 8/31/13 Appendix Aggie Crew Operating Procedures Contents 1. Pre-requisites for Aggie Crew Team... 2 2. Reporting and Communications... 4 3. Aggie Crew Safe Practice Requirements... 5 4. Requirements
SAFE POWERBOAT HANDLING EXAM B
SAFE POWERBOAT HANDLING EXAM B PO Box 1260 Portsmouth, RI 02871 Tel 401 683-0800 Fax 401 683-0840 powerboat@ussailing.org www.uspowerboating.com US Powerboating an affiliate of US Sailing SAFE POWERBOAT
Class B Accident Report. Melilla 201 Man Overboard
Class B Accident Report Melilla 201 Man Overboard 96 Nautical Miles south of Stewart Island on 19 November 2004 REPORT NO: 04 3607 MELILLA 201 MAN OVERBOARD FATALITY At 0545 hours New Zealand Standard
Marine Operations Manual Section 08. Leisure Zone Management Policy
Marine Operations Manual Section 08 Leisure Zone Management Policy Document Author: Nick Shearman Contact Details Telephone: 01304 240400 Ext. 4522 E-Mail: Nick.Shearman@doverport.co.uk Document Owner
MURRAY RIVER DROWNING REPORT. Analysis of the drowning cases known to have occurred on the Murray River between 1 July 2002 and 30 June 2015.
MURRAY RIVER DROWNING REPORT Analysis of the drowning cases known to have occurred on the Murray River between July 22 and 3 June 2. Supported by www.royallifesaving.com.au ABOUT ROYAL LIFE SAVING Royal
INTERIM REPORT INTO THE FATAL INCIDENT ON-BOARD FV CU NA MARA APPROXIMATELY 130 NAUTICAL MILES WEST OF SLEA HEAD ON 30th JUNE 2016.
INTERIM REPORT INTO THE FATAL INCIDENT ON-BOARD FV CU NA MARA APPROXIMATELY 130 NAUTICAL MILES WEST OF SLEA HEAD ON 30th JUNE 2016. REPORT NO. MCIB/261/INTERIM (No.5 OF 2017) The Marine Casualty Investigation
Personal Watercraft Handbook. A guide to the key PWC rules and requirements
Personal Watercraft Handbook A guide to the key PWC rules and requirements Contents 1 Introduction 2 Licensing 3 Registration 4 Safety equipment 6 Safety on the water 9 Operating restrictions 11 Towing