Mentoring in the USCG Auxiliary Boat Crew Program Coxswain Mentoring Template
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1 Notes: 1. When there is no reading assignment specified, the entire chapter contains references to the topic. 2. The study questions in the Qualification Guide should be completed for each task. Boat Crew Task Number Boat Crew Task Name Qual. Guide Task Study Reading/Reference Material COX AUX Perform Twenty-Eight Hours as Crew 2-3 NA Auxiliary Operations Policy, COMDTINST M COX AUX Successfully Complete The Navigation 2-34 NA Navigation Rules Inland-International, Rules Of The Road Exam COMDTINST M , Auxiliary Boat Crew Training, COMDTINST M COX AUX Describe the Indicators Of Approaching Chapter 12, Boat Crew Seamanship Heavy Weather COX AUX State The Procedures To Follow If Engine 2-7 NA Chapter 8, Boat Crew Seamanship Will Not Start COX AUX State The Procedures To Follow For Loss Of 2-8 NA Chapter 8, Boat Crew Seamanship Electrical Power COX AUX State The Procedures To Follow For High 2-9 NA Chapter 8, Boat Crew Seamanship Engine Temperature COX AUX State The Procedures To Follow For Low/No 2-10 NA Chapter 8, Boat Crew Seamanship Engine Oil Pressure COX AUX State The Procedures To Follow For 2-11 NA Chapter 8, Boat Crew Seamanship Defective Charging System COX AUX State The Procedures To Follow For Shaft 2-12 NA Chapter 8, Boat Crew Seamanship Vibration COX AUX State The Procedures To Follow For A 2-13 NA Chapter 8, Boat Crew Seamanship Steering Casualty COX AUX State The Forces That Affect Boat Handling Chapter 9, Section B, Chapter 10, Section A Boat Crew Seamanship, COMDITINST M COX AUX State The Basic Principles Of Boat Handling Chapter 10, Sections A and B, Boat Crew Seamanship, COMDITINST Pages , Materials Needed IS Verification IS Verification Page 1
2 COX AUX Organization And Responsibility Chapter 15, Section A, Boat Crew COX AUX Legal Aspects And USCG Policy Chapter 15, Section C, Boat Crew Chapter 3, Coast Guard Addendum to the National Search and Rescue, COMDTINST M COX AUX SAR Emergency Phases Chapter 15, Section B, Boat Crew COX AUX COX AUX State The Basic Concepts Related To Search Planning Obtain Distress Information And Pass To The Controlling Shore Unit Chapter 15, Section D, E, and F, Boat Crew Seamanship Coast Guard Addendum to the National Search and Rescue Chapter 11, Section F, Boat Crew COX AUX State The Action To Take If Your Boat Was 2-74 NA To Be Developed Aground COX AUX State General Towing Safety Precautions Appendix 17-A, Boat Crew COX AUX COX AUX COX AUX State The Principal Forces That Effect Small Boat Towing Discuss Procedures For Re-Floating A Grounded Vessel Using A Straight Ahead Pull Discuss Auxiliary Patrol Commander's Duties Chapter 8, Boat Crew Seamanship COMDITINST M Chapter 17, Section B, Boat Crew 2-90 NA To Be Developed 2-93 NA Chapter 2, Boat Crew Seamanship COMDITINST M Page 2
3 COX AUX Identify Navigational Publications 2-39 NA Chapter 14, Boat Crew Seamanship, COMDITINST M COX AUX Determine A Compass Course From True Course Chapter 14, Section C, Boat Crew Seamanship, COMDITINST Navigation Rules Inland- International COMDTINST M , Coast Pilot, Light List, Local Notice to Mariners, Tide Tables (where appropriate), Tidal Current Tables (where applicable) Chart, Auxiliary Facility Deviation Table, nautical chart, Plotting Tools COX AUX Sketch A Chart Of The Local Operating Area 2-43 NA Local Knowledge of the local area Pencil, Paper COX AUX Plot A Single Unit Expanding Square Search Pattern (SS) COX AUX COX AUX COX AUX COX AUX COX AUX Plot A Single Unit Sector Search Pattern (VS) Plot A Single Unit Parallel Search Pattern (PS) Plot A Single Unit Trackline Return Search Pattern (TSR) Plot A Single Unit Barrier Search Pattern (XSB) Complete Administrative Tasks (Reports, Orders, Etc.) Chapter 15, Section E, Boat Crew Coast Guard Addendum to the National Search and Rescue Chapter 15, Section E, Boat Crew, Coast Guard and Rescue Chapter 15, Section E, Boat Crew, Coast Guard and Rescue Chapter 15, Section E, Boat Crew, Coast Guard and Rescue Chapter 15, Section E, Boat Crew, Coast Guard and Rescue 2-95 NA Auxiliary Operations Policy, COMDTINST M CGAUX-26 CG-4612 CG-5132 Page 3
4 COX AUX Recognize Warning Signs of An Unstable Vessel 2-6 NA Chapter 9, Boat Crew Seamanship COX AUX State The Operational Limitations and 2-17 NA Chapter 8, Boat Crew Seamanship Characteristics Of The Facility, COMDITINST M , Chapter 1, Auxiliary Operations Policy, COMDTINST M COX AUX Complete A Pre-Underway Check-Off For Chapter 1, Chapter 1, Appendix 1-C, The Facility Boat Crew Seamanship, COMDITINST COX AUX Get The Boat Away From The Dock Chapter 10 Section D, Boat Crew Seamanship, COMDITINST COX AUX COX-03-07AUX COX AUX Maneuver And Come About In A Narrow Channel Operate The Boat And Apply Its Handling Characteristics In Following, Head And Beam Seas Maneuver A Boat In A River Or Narrow Channel (Waiverable by DIRAUX) Chapter 10, Sections C, D and G, Boat Crew Seamanship, COMDITINST Chapter 10, Sections F, Boat Crew Seamanship, COMDITINST 2-26 NA Chapter 10, Boat Crew Seamanship, COMDITINST M COX AUX Moor The Boat To A Dock Chapter 10, Section D, Boat Crew Seamanship, COMDITINST COX AUX Anchor The Boat Chapter 10, Section H, Boat Crew Seamanship, COMDITINST COX AUX Weigh The Boat s Anchor Chapter 10, Section H, Boat Crew Seamanship, COMDITINST COX AUX Execute Commonly Used Sound Signals Chapter 11, Boat Crew Seamanship, COMDITINST M Part D, Navigation Rules Inland COMDTINST M , check sheet, diagram , 10-57, Page 4
5 COX AUX COX AUX Set The Proper Navigation Lights For Common Operational Boat Evolutions River Sailing (Locks, Dams And Flood Warnings) And Pass Through A Lock (Waiverable by DIRAUX) Chapter 11, Boat Crew Seamanship, COMDITINST M Part C, Navigation Rules Inland COMDTINST M Chapter 14, Section E, Boat Crew Seamanship, COMDITINST COX AUX Determine The Approach And Station Keep Chapter 16, Section A, Boat Crew Heavy Weather Addendum, Boat Crew Seamanship COMDITINST COX AUX COX AUX Inspect The Towline And Associated Hardware Perform A Night Navigation and Piloting Exercise Chapter 17, Section C, Boat Crew 2-96 NA Chapter 14, Boat Crew Seamanship COX AUX Obtain A Visual Fix 2-40 NA Chapter 14, Boat Crew Seamanship, COMDITINST M COX AUX Pilot The Boat Using Dead Reckoning Techniques Chapter 14, Section D, Boat Crew Seamanship, COMDITINST COX AUX Pilot A Boat Using "Seaman's Eye" 2-45 NA Chapter 14, Boat Crew Seamanship, COMDITINST M COX AUX COX AUX Determine The Position Of A Boat Using Radar Ranges And Bearings (If Equipped) Determine The Position Of A Boat Using GPS/DGPS (If Equipped) Chapter 14, Section D, Boat Crew Seamanship, COMDITINST Chapter 14, Section D, Boat Crew Seamanship, COMDITINST , Chart, Deviation Table, Hand Bearing Compass, Navigational Compass, Pencil, Paper, Parallel Rules or Plotter 14-61, Compass, Speed /Engine RPM Curve or Speedometer, Stopwatch, Navigation Plotting Tools, Charts on the, Chart of Local Area, Plotting Tools 14-61, Radar, Large Scale Chart, Navigation Kit, Fathometer 14-61, Charts, Navigation Kit GPS/DGPS Page 5
6 COX AUX COX AUX Determine The Position For A Boat Using LORAN C (If Equipped) Determine Course To Steer And Speed Over Ground (SOG) Allowing For Set And Drift Chapter 14, Section D, Boat Crew Seamanship, COMDITINST 2-49 NA Chapter 14, Boat Crew Seamanship, COMDITINST M COX AUX Execute A Search Pattern 2-64 NA Chapter 15, Boat Crew Seamanship COMDITINST M , Coast Guard Addendum to the National Search and Rescue COX AUX COX AUX COX AUX COX AUX Recover A Person From The Water Using The Direct Pick Up Method Maneuver The Boat Alongside Another Boat With No Way On. Approach A Burning Boat And Recover Personnel Make Preparations For Taking A Vessel In Tow Chapter 16, Section A, Boat Crew Chapter 10 Section E, Chapter 16, Boat Crew Seamanship, COMDITINST Chapter 18, Boat Crew Seamanship Chapter 17, Section D, Boat Crew Appendix 17-A, Boat Crew COX AUX Take A Vessel In Stern Tow Chapter 17, Section D, Boat Crew COX AUX Use A Shackle Or Kicker/Skiff Hook Assembly Connection To Take A Vessel In Stern Tow COX AUX Take A Boat In Alongside Tow \0 COX AUX Moor A Disabled Vessel In Tow To A Float Or Pier Chapter 17, Section D, Boat Crew Chapter 17, Section D, Boat Crew Chapter 17, Boat Crew Seamanship COMDITINST M , Charts, Navigation Kit LORAN C, Chart, Navigation Kit 16-4 Oscar or substitute Page 6
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