COMDTINST 16711.13B
(8)
All violations shall be cited when terminations are ordered. In addition,
the operator or master shall be notified in writing on the CG-4100S that the
vessel shall not be operated unless specific (list) "especially hazardous
conditions" are corrected. This information should be stated on the CG-
4100S. A follow-up compliance examination may be recommended by the
boarding unit. MSO/MIO resources shall be requested for this follow-up.
Follow-up examinations should be conducted jointly when resources are
available.
(8)
PROGRAM RESPONSIBILITIES.
a.
Area and district commanders are to ensure that effective examination, education, and
enforcement programs are developed and implemented as outlined in this instruction
and in accordance with reference (a). Program managers are sensitive to unit
workload and recognize that considerable investment in training time is necessary.
The program manager has invested in the resources necessary to deliver quality
training to all program participants. Program responsibilities are as follows:
(1)
District fishing vessel safety coordinators shall:
(a)
Promote the availability of voluntary dockside examinations, and their
non-adversial nature. Develop local fishing vessel safety incentives. Give
public recognition to proactive industry safety leaders. Conversely,
enforcement actions taken against non-complaint vessels at sea, should
also receive wide publicity.
(b)
Coordinate, with the Director of Auxiliary, the use of Auxiliarists as
voluntary dockside examiners, when qualified in accordance with reference
(a). The use of Auxiliarists in other commercial fishing vessel public
awareness and education initiatives is also encouraged, as resources permit.
(c)
Promote cooperation and interaction between all operational units having
fishing vessel safety responsibilities, and with Reserve and Auxiliary
augmentation resources.
(d)
Ensure the establishment and maintenance of district-wide fishing vessel
safety boarding and examination officer training consistent with reference
(a) to include annual training for all examination and enforcement units.
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