Certificate of inspection: the document issued by the u.s. coast guard certifying an american-flag vessel's compliance with applicable laws and regulations.
C & F: cost and freight
C & I: cost and insurance ...
certificate - A legal paper or license of a boat or its captain.
chafing gear - Tape, cloth or other materials placed on one or more parts that rub together.
Certificate of Analysis
A document, often required by an importer or governmental authorities, attesting to the quality or purity of commodities.
certificate - A government paper; a government issued license, such as boat/master/seaman license(s).
chafe - The wear of an object; abrasion; wearing away prior to the failure of the object.
Certificate:
A legal paper or license of a boat or its captain.
Chafe:
Abrasion, wear or damage to a line caused by rubbing against another object ...
certificate, license
A license for operating a commercial vessel. One is the "six-pack" certificate for operating boats with six or fewer paying passengers, officially the Operator of Uninspected Passenger Vessel license.
A Certificate of Documentation is valid for one year from the date of issue, providing there are NO CHANGES other than a change of owner's address. The Certificate must be renewed on an annual basis.
If a certificate of number is lost or destroyed, the person whose name appears on the certificate as the owner may apply for a duplicate certificate by submitting the following to the Division or a licensing agent: ...
COF Certificate of fitness
CONTAINER SHIP Vessel carrying general cargo including high-value cargo in containers (boxes) some of which may be refrigerated.
CRUDE OIL WASHING (COW) A technique of cleaning tanks in oil tankers.
Delivery Certificate: whenever a ship is delivered on time charter, a certificate of deliver is drawn up and signed by the master and the owners' and charterers' representatives. The same procedure is followed during redelivery of the ship.
SEAWORTHINESS CERTIFICATE- A certificate issued by a classification society surveyor to allow a vessel to proceed after she has met with a mishap that may have affected its seaworthiness.
Investigate Boat Certificates Needed in Your State
If you just bought your first sailboat, you might be tempted to load it up on a trailer and get it in the water the first chance you get. But, that could get you into trouble in some states.
Able bodied seamen - A member of the deck crew who is able to perform all the duties of an experienced seamen; certificated by examination; must have three years sea service. Also called Able Seamen and A.B.
Clean bill of health - A certificate issued by a port indicating that the ship carries no infectious diseases.
Clean slate - At the helm, the watch keeper would record details of speed, distances, headings, etc. on a slate.
SMC Safety Management Certificate
(ISM Code) Certificates stating that the ship has an SMS SMP Single Mooring Point
Tanker terminal using a single buoy or fixed structure to fasten the vessel and carry out cargo operations.
The term "Yachtmaster" actually belongs to the British Maritime and Coastguard Agency (MCA) who were the first to coin the phrase and issue yachtmaster certificates as the Board of Trade as far back as 1932.
Lloyd's Agent when called upon to intervene in case of damage to vessels with a view of granting a certificate of sea damage, has the power to appoint a surveyor, who should sign his certificate as "Surveyor to Lloyd's Agent, ...
3 certificate and 704 on a No. 4 certificate. Her displacement at 5 ft. 2 in. load draught is 406 tons and her speed 151/2 knots. The King Edward, a steamer which began to ply on the Clyde in 1901, is 250 ft. long, 30 ft. wide, 10 ft. 6 in.
INTERNATIONAL TONNAGE CERTIFICATE - A certificate issued to a shipowner by a government department in the case of a ship whose gross and net tonnages have been determined in accordance with the International Convention of Tonnage Measurement of Ships.
The Secretary may issue a certificate of alternative compliance for a vessel or class of vessels specifying the closest possible compliance with these Rules.
Radiotelephone operators must have a Restricted Operator's Certificate. To obtain such a certificate, candidates apply to Industry Canada to take the Restricted Operator's Certificate examination.
Canadian Customs required a passport or birth certificate. No pitted or seed containing fruits were allowed ( peaches, apples, etc. also potatoes. )
In Canadian waters, the sailboat must have a FCC License for the VHF Radio.
At the end of the Basic Sailing Course; students will be certified to take command of the Catalina 22 and/or O'Day 22 sailing vessels within the Key Lime Sailing Club's fleet. This certificate may also be recognized by many of the other sail charter ...
Bring some of your friends along, you1ll have a great time. Some insurance companies will reduce your rates if you show them a safety boating certificate. Check out my Marine-Related Links.
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