Florida Regulations 61G14-15.002: Marine Incident Report Form
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(1) All collisions, groundings, strandings or other marine perils sustained or caused by vessels on which there was employed a licensed state pilot or certificated deputy pilot shall be reported to the office of the board or the piloting consultant within 48 hours of the occurrence, provided that this 48 hour period is understood to include one working day of the Board office. In addition, a written report shall be submitted to the department on forms and in the manner prescribed by the department within seven (7) days of the date of the incident, EXCEPT, HOWEVER, THAT ANY MARINE INCIDENT INVOLVING OIL SPILLAGE, POLLUTION, PHYSICAL INJURY OR DEATH, SHALL BE REPORTED TO THE OFFICE OF THE BOARD OR TO THE PILOTING CONSULTANT BY TELEPHONE OR TELEGRAM WITHIN 24 HOURS OF THE OCCURRENCE, IN ADDITION TO THE REQUIRED WRITTEN REPORT.
(2) The Marine Incident Report shall be submitted by a licensed state pilot or certificated deputy pilot whenever the pilot:
(a) Is providing piloting service to a vessel, and
(b) An incident occurs to that vessel while the pilot is providing such service, including docking or undocking.
Rulemaking Authority 310.185 FS. Law Implemented Florida Statutes § 310.111. History-New 10-4-77, Amended 12-7-78, Formerly 21SS-8.05, Amended 5-31-87, 8-20-89, 12-24-89, Formerly 21SS-8.005, 21SS-15.002.
(2) The Marine Incident Report shall be submitted by a licensed state pilot or certificated deputy pilot whenever the pilot:
(a) Is providing piloting service to a vessel, and
(b) An incident occurs to that vessel while the pilot is providing such service, including docking or undocking.
Rulemaking Authority 310.185 FS. Law Implemented Florida Statutes § 310.111. History-New 10-4-77, Amended 12-7-78, Formerly 21SS-8.05, Amended 5-31-87, 8-20-89, 12-24-89, Formerly 21SS-8.005, 21SS-15.002.