Boating Safety Course and Test Syllabus - Transport Canada
Boating Safety Course and Test Syllabus - Transport Canada
Boating Safety Course and Test Syllabus - Transport Canada
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BOATING SAFETY COURSE AND TEST SYLLABUS TP 14932E<br />
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Domain<br />
Item No.<br />
9.4 Boat maneuverability<br />
9.5 Boat capacity<br />
Knowledge Requirement Page<br />
Number(s)<br />
Domain 9: Prevention of Emergency Situations (cont’d)<br />
9.6 Steering clear of rapids, currents<br />
Identifying weather <strong>and</strong> water condition emergencies<br />
(e.g., small craft warnings) <strong>and</strong> measures to be taken<br />
in certain conditions, including: ·<br />
• Restricted visibility·<br />
9.7 • Squall (make note of compass heading)·<br />
• Thunderstorms ·<br />
• Sudden wind·<br />
• Rapid build-up of high wave conditions·<br />
• Debris from the shoreline after heavy rains,<br />
streams, rivers <strong>and</strong> creeks rise<br />
9.8 Taking shelter<br />
9.9 Ensuring passengers are wearing PFDs<br />
9.10 Loading<br />
9.11<br />
9.12 Fuelling<br />
Maintaining weight distribution of passengers<br />
<strong>and</strong> load<br />
9.13 Engine start-up<br />
9.14 Avoiding <strong>and</strong> detecting carbon monoxide<br />
9.15 Using fuel-burning appliances<br />
9.16 Ignition protection (as required)<br />
10.1 Grounding<br />
10.2 Collision<br />
10.3 Hull leaks or flooding<br />
10.4 Fire<br />
10.5 Mechanical breakdown<br />
10.6 Capsizing, swamping or sinking<br />
10.7 Person overboard<br />
10.8 Cold immersion survival<br />
Domain 10: Responding to Emergencies<br />
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