Provisions may Water Personal medication for all include: passengers Food Batteries Ice Gas Sun protection * Adequate emergency fuel (reserve) Wet weather gear and a method of fuel transfer First aid kit Appropriateness of Serviceable mooring and berthing mooring/berthing lines Mooring and * * berth Regularity of checks Fenders maintenance may Services by recognised Anchors and other ground tackle include: contractor Activity details to Vessel description or photo * Must advise trip conclusion * be communicated Number of people in vessel * Shore contact details * may include: Departure/arrival times * Trailer registration number * Types of radios Fuel capacity and usage * Pre-start check Fuel is connected * Sea-cock opening may include: Battery is charged and Secure loose gear * connected * Turn on marine radio Kill switch * Checking bilge water levels * Fumes, petrol * Navigation lights * Fuel and water leaks * Raising radio aerials Open hatches/windows/doors Ventilation Evidence guide Critical aspects The regular maintenance and service requirements for a power vessel of evidence: are identified. Pre-departure check procedures which ensure readiness for the planned activity are identified. The activity is planned and appropriate person to advice regarding trip details is identified. Interdependent Nil assessment of units: Underpinning Weather information knowledge: Vessel maintenance and service schedule requirements Capabilities of vessel Safety equipment required on board vessel Safety procedures Marine legislation, regulations and rules Area of activity Legislative requirements regarding the use of safety equipment
Provisions may include: Water Food Ice Sun protection * Wet weather gear First aid kit Personal medication for all passengers Batteries Gas Adequate emergency fuel (reserve) and a method of fuel transfer Mooring and berth maintenance may include: Appropriateness of mooring/berthing * Regularity of checks Services by recognised contractor Serviceable mooring and berthing lines * Fenders Anchors and other ground tackle Activity details to be communicated may include: Vessel description or photo * Number of people in vessel * Departure/arrival times * Types of radios Must advise trip conclusion * Shore contact details * Trailer registration number * Fuel capacity and usage * Pre-start check may include: Fuel is connected * Battery is charged and connected * Kill switch * Fumes, petrol * Fuel and water leaks * Open hatches/windows/doors Ventilation Sea-cock opening Secure loose gear * Turn on marine radio Checking bilge water levels * Navigation lights * Raising radio aerials Evidence guide Critical aspects of evidence: The regular maintenance and service requirements for a power vessel are identified. Pre-departure check procedures which ensure readiness for the planned activity are identified. The activity is planned and appropriate person to advice regarding trip details is identified. Interdependent assessment of units: Nil Underpinning knowledge: Weather information Vessel maintenance and service schedule requirements Capabilities of vessel Safety equipment required on board vessel Safety procedures Marine legislation, regulations and rules Area of activity Legislative requirements regarding the use of safety equipment