The Coast Guard Office of Investigations and Analysis has released Marine Safety Alert XX-21, to highlight how unexpected heavy weather events and rapid changes in weather have contributed to multiple notable and deadly marine casualties over the past several years.
Source: USCG
Link: Marine Safety Alert: Unexpected heavy weather dangers
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Source: LNM District 8
Link: District 08 (Gulf of Mexico) Week 43 LNM Available on Navigation Center Website
Cyber hygiene is the first line of defense in a cyber-risk management plan and involves the processes one uses to protect access to an information network.
Source: USCG
Link: Cyber Awareness Series Part 3: Cyber hygiene
This article is the second in a series that the Coast Guard will be publishing in recognition of Cybersecurity Awareness Month.
Source: USCG
Link: Cyber Awareness Series Part 2: Risk management
The Coast Guard Office of Investigations and Analysis has released Marine Safety Alert 06-21, to notify mariners to a potentially dangerous situation involving improperly machined ram threads which can lead to steering ram failure.
Source: USCG
Link: Marine Safety Alert: Risk of steering loss from defective rams
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The Local Notice to Mariners, Light List, and Summary of Corrections are in Portable Document Format (PDF) and viewing them requires a PDF reader. PDF readers are readily available on the internet, generally free of charge.
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Source: LNM District 8
Link: District 08 (Gulf of Mexico) Week 42 LNM Available on Navigation Center Website
The Coast Guard will be conducting targeted industry outreach ahead of key fishing seasons.
Source: USCG
Link: Coast Guard to conduct targeted safety training ahead of key fishing seasons
The following products are available from the Navigation Center website:
If the links above do not work, you should either copy and paste the links into your web browser or follow the LNM links from the Navigation Center LNM page.
The Local Notice to Mariners, Light List, and Summary of Corrections are in Portable Document Format (PDF) and viewing them requires a PDF reader. PDF readers are readily available on the internet, generally free of charge.
To download the latest information:
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Source: LNM District 8
Link: District 08 (Gulf of Mexico) Week 41 LNM Available on Navigation Center Website
Beginning on Oct. 1, 2021 facility owners and operators who have not already done so should submit FSP cyber amendments or annexes to their local Captain of the Port (COTP) as part of the facility’s annual audit.
Source: USCG
Link: Cyber Awareness Series Part 1: Facility compliance
Under the Military to Mariner credentialing program, the NMC can offer credit for military training and experience, credit for military sea service, and offer potential fee waivers to those who qualify.
Source: USCG
Link: Military to Mariner credentialing program helps veterans capitalize on experience