Reporting Requirements for Marine Casualties in Sector Houston-Galveston Investigations Division
Sector Houston-Galveston Investigations Division outlines the reporting procedures for marine casualties including when to report, reportable casualties, serious marine incidents, required chemical testing, and reporting forms. Reporting must be done promptly and accurately to ensure safety and compliance with regulations.
- Marine Casualties
- Reporting Procedures
- Sector Houston-Galveston
- Investigations Division
- Safety Compliance
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Sector Houston-Galveston Investigations Division
Marine Casualties When to report? Written Report of Marine Casualty, CG Form - 2692 Make initial notification after the addressing of resultant safety concerns, contact the Coast Guard via VHF 16 through Vessel Traffic or call the Sector Houston-Galveston Command Center at (281) 464-4855 Have 5 calendar days to submit. Submit to Sector Houston-Galveston Investigations Via e-mail houstonio@uscg.mil Fax (281) 464-4711
What Casualties are Reportable 2) An intended grounding, or an intended strike of a bridge, that creates a hazard to navigation 1) Unintended groundings, or unintended allision with a bridge 4) An occurrence that materially/adversely affects the vessel s seaworthiness/fitness for service 3) Loss of main propulsion, steering, or any associated component that reduces maneuverability 6) An injury that requires professional medical treatment and if the person is engaged/employed on the vessel, renders them unfit to perform routine duties. 5) Loss of life 8) Significant harm to the environment 7) Property damage >$25K
Serious Marine Incidents Casualties that require the chemical testing of individuals directly involved in a serious marine incident. Those whose order, action or failure to act is determined to be, or cannot be ruled out as a factor Alcohol testing within two hours, no later than eight D.O.T. Drug testing (Post Casualty) within thirty-two hours These individuals must undergo:
Serious Marine Incidents Are marine casualties that result in: One or more deaths An injury to a crewmember, requiring medical treatment beyond first aid / renders unfit for duty Damage >$100K Actual/Constructive total loss of any self propelled vessel Discharge of oil > 10,000 gallons Discharge of a reportable quantity (RQ) of hazardous substance.
Reporting Forms CG-2692 B Report of Required Chemical Drug & Alcohol Testing CG-2692 - Report of Marine Casualty CG-2692 A Barge Addendum Required to document testing after a Serious Marine Incident Required to document reportable casualties To report data for multiple barges
Thank you for your time and attention!!! Any Questions??? Lieutenant Peter Fransson Sector Houston-Galveston Investigations Division (281) 464-4707 Peter.j.fransson@uscg.mil
