Seamanship vs Small Vessel Sea Service Uso & Estadísticas

Information and procedures every boater needs to know. Seamanship is the U.S. Coast Guard’s manual (Boat Crew Seamanship Manual, United States Coast Guard publication COMDTINST M16114.5C) of approved methods and procedures for conduct of Coast Guard boats and operations. The app incorporates and standardizes the current best practices employed within the Coast Guard boat operations community. It is the primary reference for the Boat Crew Training Program and shore based boat operations and seamanship training. Content includes: + Boat Crew Duties and Responsibilities + Team Coordination and Risk Management Factors + Survival Equipment and Pyrotechnics + Marlinspike, Knots, Splicing + Boat Characteristics + Stability + Boat Handling + Basic Maneuvering + Maneuvering to and from a Dock + Maneuvering in Rough Weather + Maneuvering in Rivers + Anchoring + Communications + Prowords and Common Abbreviations + Emergency Voice Communications + Distress Signals + Weather + Oceanography, Waves, Currents + Aids to Navigation + Navigation + Nautical Charts + Search and Rescue + Person-In-The-Water Recovery + Towing + Fire Fighting and Rescue + Heavy Weather Operations If you are a boater then Seamanship is the app for you. You might also be interested in our other boating apps: - Boater’s Pocket Reference - Navigation Rules - Ship Captain's Medical Guide

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Small Vessel Sea Service

This application provides a digital log for capturing relevant trip details eliminating the need to keep a log book. Additionally, the application can be used to plan trips, view area marinas and amenities, measure routes and create and email float plans using the data entered. Lastly, use the application to create verification of sea service required as a part of the application process for applying for and renewing a Captain's License. At your time of license renewal, populate the CG-719S (small vessel sea service verification form) with the data entered. The document can be printed, allowing it to be use along with the additional documentation required to submit to the USCG for credentialing.