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MainSail Charters Research LLC“WOW” THAT IS A BIG BOAT!!General Boating Safety The Operation and Sailing of an Auxiliary Keelboat 2014 Edition  “WOW” THAT IS A BIG BOAT!!General Boating Safety The Operation and Sailing of an Auxiliary Keelboat COURSE CURRICULUM TABLE OF CONTENTS Subject Page 1.0 Introduction 1 2.0 Boating Problems: 1 3.0 Boating Safety 1 3.1 Boat Safety Equipment 2 3.2 Pre-Departure Checklist 2 3.3 Post Trip Checklist 5 4.0 Docking and Anchoring Tips 5 5.0 Rules Documentation 5 6.0 Communications 5 6.1 Radio Regulations 6 6.1.1 Carrying a Radio 6 6.1.2 Radio Licenses 6 6.1.3 Vessels required to be licensed (FCC) 6 6.2 Radio Use 6 6.3 General Calling Procedures (non-distress) 7 6.4 Distress and Safety Calls 7 6.4.1 First Level Emergency 7 6.4.2 Second Level Emergency 9 6.4.3 Third Level 9 6.4.4 Crew Duties During an Emergency 9 6.5 Initiation of Distress calls 9 6.6 Distress Call Procedures 10 6.7 Summary of Emergency Radio Procedures 11 6.8 Non-Emergency Communications 12 6.9 Priority list of VHF-FM Channels for Recreational Boats 12 6.10 Radio Abuse 14 7.0 Weather 14 7.1 INTERNET Weather Sites 14 7.2 Weather forecasts for the planned sailing period: 16 8.0 Personal Floatation Devices 8.1 Type I –OFF-SHORE LIFE JACKET (TYPE I PFD) 16 8.2 Type II-NEAR-SHORE BUOYANT VEST (TYPE II PFD 17 8.3 Type III- Flotation Aid (Type III PFD). 17 8.4 Type IV – Throw ABLE DEVICE (TYPE IV PFD 17 8.5 TYPE V SPECIAL USE DEVICES (TYPE V PFD) 17 8.6 TYPE V HYBRID INFLATABLE DEVICE 18 9.0 Fire Extinguishers 18 9.1 Fire Types 18 10.0 SOUND-PRODUCING DEVICES 21 11.0 Visual-distress signals 21 12.0 First Aid Kit – General Contents 13.0 Safe Boating - Do’s and Don’ts and Tim