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The How and Why of Propeller Strikes: Minimize Risks and Stay Safe
Each year, hundreds of people are injured, maimed, or killed as result of boat propeller strikes. While approaching a boat from behind to reboard, unsuspecting swimmers can get sucked into the operating boat’s propellers. These events can happen so fast that there is often not enough time to react. Additionally, most boats have boarding ladders mounted extremely close to the boat engines/propeller(s). Here are some tips to minimize risks and stay safe.
Beyond the Vessel Safety Check: Recommended Safety Considerations
Editor’s Note: As mentioned in previous articles, the purpose of a vessel safety check (VSC) is to provide the boat owner/operator with an independent assessment of their vessel. They are free and there is no penalty if you don’t pass.
Get a Vessel Safety Check, and More Spring Safety Reminders
Over the past year, the Department of Natural Resources (DNR), Natural Resources Police Boating Safety Education and Outreach Unit, have conducted many Vessel Safety Checks (VSCs) at marinas across Maryland. The purpose of the vessel safety check is to provide the boat owner/operator with an independent assessment of their vessel.
Get a Vessel Safety Check (VSC)—It’s Free! | PropTalk
Over the past two months, the Maryland Department of Natural Resources (DNR) Natural Resources Police Boating Safety Education and Outreach Unit has conducted many vessel safety checks (VSCs) at marinas across Maryland and the Chesapeake Bay. The purpose of the vessel safety check is to provide the boat owner/operator with an independent assessment of their vessel.
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