Treasure Island, FL 33706
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vessel is equipped with the right equipment in functioning order to
make boating nothing but a pleasure for you, your family and friends.
The courtesy Vessel Safety Check inspection is FREE, and there is NO obligation on the owner's part to comply with any resulting recommendations. Also, no report will be made to USCG, if the boat fails to pass. The Vessel Safety Check Program is an effective and proactive preventative safety program unique to the recreational boating community. It insures that you will know the key marine safety equipment needed to keep your passengers safe and you in compliance with Federal, State, and local regulations. It's much better to get a free inspection from us than a costly examination and fine from the authorities. Our Safety Checks provide you an opportunity to discuss the function of marine safety equipment, to clarify the various Federal, State, and local regulations you sail under, to understand specific safety procedures and practices, and to get answers to any boating related questions you have. The equipment you carry is categorized in two ways: |
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| USPS courtesy examiners will check that you have the "required" equipment. You cannot qualify for the Safety Check Certificate if you don't. The examiners will also check your other equipment and offer experienced comments on your selections. Look here for a list of the most common issues preventing obtaining a Safety Check Certificate. Founded in 1914, USPS is the world's oldest, largest nonprofit boating education organization. Its 60,000 plus members are dedicated to boating safety and education. Many squadron members are also members of the Auxiliary and have already received the necessary training to conduct Vessel Safety Checks. If you would like to make an appointment for one of our trained examiners to inspect your boat and safety equipment, use this LINK to contact your closest examiner. The inspection is FREE and there is NO obligation on the owner's part to comply with any resulting recommendations. Also, no report will be made to USCG, if the boat fails to pass. | ||
