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Crew qualifications?
Do I need a license or certification to be a crew member on a charter boat?
I've been asked to crew on a 65' charter - local diving/fishing. I expect my responsibilities would be line handling, look out, all-around gopher. I've been aboard several times when it was just a recreation vessel: some basic boat handling at the helm and assisted with getting underway, docking, refueling. If I need a license/certification/etc, where do I look to find out what the requirements are? |
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William G. Andersen wrote:
Do I need a license or certification to be a crew member on a charter boat? I've been asked to crew on a 65' charter - local diving/fishing. I expect my responsibilities would be line handling, look out, all-around gopher. I've been aboard several times when it was just a recreation vessel: some basic boat handling at the helm and assisted with getting underway, docking, refueling. If I need a license/certification/etc, where do I look to find out what the requirements are? 1. The COI (Certificate of Inspection) for the boat should list crew requirements. 2. Check with your local MSO (Marine Safety Office) to confirm particulars. 3. Normal, in my experience, is that crew for a "day trip" charter boat need no certificates/licenses. |
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"William G. Andersen" wrote in message news:sYz3e.2934$k57.1000@fed1read07... Do I need a license or certification to be a crew member on a charter boat? I've been asked to crew on a 65' charter - local diving/fishing. I expect my responsibilities would be line handling, look out, all-around gopher. I've been aboard several times when it was just a recreation vessel: some basic boat handling at the helm and assisted with getting underway, docking, refueling. If I need a license/certification/etc, where do I look to find out what the requirements are? The captain of that yacht would know. |
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On Sat, 2 Apr 2005 08:43:06 -0800, "William G. Andersen"
wrote: Do I need a license or certification to be a crew member on a charter boat? No. Ive skippered hundreds of crews over the years, and crew hands need not be certified in any way on a private charter boat. -- Bush and the NeoConvicts who control him are destroying the once-great United States. |
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