VESSEL INCIDENT REPORT (Reporting procedures required by NSW Marine Legislation)

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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 13 12 56 (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) 9563 8699 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)

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

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.........

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

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... /... /...

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