Transcription of checklist - NMMA
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PERSONAL FLOTATION DEVICES (PFDS)o Have onboard one PFD per passenger, minimum of twoo Have onboard a throwable device (for vessels larger than 16 ft.)o Discuss proper use/location of PFDsSOUND PRODUCING DEVICESo Have onboard a horn that can emit a four-second blast audible for 1/2 mileo Bring a spare can of air or an alternate deviceo Attach a whistle to each PFDLIGHTS & SHAPESo Test navigation lightso Check instrument lightso Be sure to use day-shapes (mast-head signals) if your boating activites require day-shapeso Bring a flashlight and spare batteriesDISTRESS SIGNALS o Ensure that flares, day signals, etc., are accessible and stored in a dry locationo Discuss location, proper use and safety rulesTOOLS & SPARESo Be sure to have a basic toolbox with boat-appropriate toolso Be sure to bring a spare fuel filter, light bulbs, head parts, through-hull plugs, & OILo Check fuel levelso Check the engine oil and coolant levelsFIRE EXTINGUISHERSo Make sure you have a fully charged, accessible fire extinguisher(s) as specified in Coast Guard ruleso Ensure mounts are secure and functionalo Discuss location with passengers and crewVENTILATIONo On any powered vessel or vessels using LPG, check that interior spaces are well ventilatedo If you smell fuel before ventilating, run blowers for several minutes and re-check before startingo If odors persist, shut down the engi
PERSONAL FLOTATION DEVICES (PFDS) o Have onboard one PFD per passenger, minimum of two o Have onboard a throwable device (for vessels larger than 16 ft.) o Discuss proper use/location of PFDs SOUND PRODUCING DEVICES o Have onboard a horn that can emit a four-second blast audible for 1/2 mile o Bring a spare can of air or an alternate device o Attach a whistle to each PFD
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