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Safe Boating
Guide
TP 511E
(01/2009)
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Safe Boating Guide 2009
ISBN: 978-1-100-10189-7
Catalogue No. T29-5/2009E
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Table of ConTenTs
Introduction .....................................................................................................1
What is a Pleasure Craft?
Changes to Boating Laws
Getting Started ................................................................................................3
Construction Standards for Small Vessels
Compliance Notices
Hull Serial Number (HIN)
Buying a Boat
Building a Boat
Pleasure Craft Licences
Vessel Registration
Operator Competency
Take a Boating Safety Course
Age-Horsepower Restrictions
Before You Go................................................................................................ 11
Inspect Your Boat
Monitor the Weather
Make and File a Sail Plan
Carry and Use Nautical Charts and Publications
Plan to Avoid Local Hazards
Safe Fuelling
Carbon Monoxide Awareness
Fuel-Burning Appliances
Ignition Protection
Loading Your Boat
Pleasure Craft Courtesy Check Program
Don’t Cruise with Booze
Pre-Departure Checklist
Equipment ..................................................................................................... 21
Minimum Safety Equipment Requirements
Alternative Requirements for Boats Involved in Competition
Operating a Personal Watercraft
Kayaking
Fishing and Hunting
Personal Lifesaving Appliances
Vessel Safety Equipment
Visual Signals
Navigation Equipment
Fire Fighting Equipment
Suggested Items
On the Water ................................................................................................. 47
Rules of the Road and Safety on the Water
Respect and Protect Canada’s Waterways
Vessel Operation Restrictions
In an Emergency ........................................................................................... 59
Emergency Communications
Reacting to an Emergency
Enforcement .................................................................................................. 65
Enforcement on the Water
Boating Laws and Regulations
Fines
Visitors to Canada
Reference ....................................................................................................... 69
Quick Reference Cards
Contact Information
Marine and Air Search and Rescue Emergency Telephone Numbers
Website Links
InTroduCTIon
InTroduCTIon
Welcome to the
safe boating Guide.
It has been written to promote safe and
responsible boating practices among Canada’s pleasure craft users. If you remember
one thing found between these covers, it should be to
always
wear your lifejacket
when on the water. It could save your life!
While this guide does offer a basic overview of boating safety, it should not be your
only source of information. No matter your age or experience, you should take a
boating safety course. Please visit
www.boatingsafety.gc.ca
or contact us for a
complete list of Transport Canada accredited course providers. You will find contact
information for Transport Canada and other organizations at the end of this guide.
This is not a study guide for the Pleasure Craft Operator Card test.
To buy a
training manual for the test, contact an accredited course provider.
What is a Pleasure Craft?
Changes to Boating Laws
www.boatingsafety.gc.ca
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