Harness & Tether Requirements
Every crew member must have a harness & tether not more than 6 ft (or 2 meters) long.
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This list started when a CCA member tried to identify what changes he had to make to his boat when he started cruising with just himself and his wife. Others have added too, and this may give you a great starting point for your list!…
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Practice and Safety Training
Minimum skills crew should have for cruising safely.
If your shorthanded crew does not have these skills, think about how these tasks will be accomplished, and consider enrolling in a course to build these skills.
1.Can they stop the boat…
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Safety Gear, Personal
To be safe, all harnesses, whether integral with a PFD or not, should fit properly.
This may be an issue if you are smaller than average, as noted below.
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Lifejacket /Personal Flotation Device (PFD) Requirements