May 11th, 2008
The new crew standards lay down the annual seatime requirements for coxswains and crews, minimum qualified crew on board for each type of vessel, and individuals qualifications.
The requirements for seatime are a minimum of 25 hours in the previous calender year for coxswains and 20 hours for crew
In addition those stations operating partially enclosed, the crew standards lay down the need for having on board a crew member trained in Simulated Electronic Navigation (Limited), a Transport Canada course or the CCGA-Ps own SIMnav course.
These requirements are summarised below:
Fast Response Craft
All Boats Type 1 FRC Type 2 FRC Type 3 FRC
Vessel Type Hurricane 640, 733 Length < 35 feet Length 40 ft
and 753 Greater than 5 GRT
Zodiac Mk.V, VI,and
VII
Titan 220, 249, 249XL
Tornado
Others (Aux 2, Aux 60,
Aux 27 Whaler, etc)
5 GRT or less
Configuration Delta
T Top
Partially Enclosed
Fully Enclosed Fully Enclosed Fully enclosed
Machinery Single or twin Twin water jets Twin Water jets
inboard or outboard
engines
Self Righting No Yes Yes
Coxswain Minimum 25 25 25
Annual Hours
Crew Minimum 20 20 20
Annual Hours
Crew Basic PCOC, ROC(M), PCOC, ROC(M), PCOC, ROC(M),
Qualifications SFA + CPR(C) SFA + CPR(C) SFA + CPR(C)
Open Boats
Minimum Crew 2 NA NA
Coxswain RHIOT NA NA
Crew 1 Attained Crew Level NA NA
Crew 2 NA NA NA
Partially Enclosed or Enclosed Boats
Minimum Crew 3 3 3
Coxswain RHIOT RHIOT + 60t RHIOT + 60t
Limited Course Limited Course
Crew 1 Attained Crew Level Attained Crew Level Attained Advanced
Crew
Crew 2 Attained New Crew Attained New Crew Attained Crew Level
SEN L or SIMNav 1 1 1