FACTS
- Mooring accidents are a significant cause of injuries and fatalities in the boating industry.
- Small vessels include various types, such as sailboats, powerboats, personal watercraft, and fishing boats.
- Mooring safety involves securing a vessel to a fixed point, such as a dock, pier, or mooring buoy, to prevent drifting, collisions, and damage.
- Common mooring equipment used in small vessels includes ropes, lines, cleats, bollards, fenders, and anchors.
- Improper mooring practices can lead to damage to marine habitats, pollution, and disturbance to sensitive ecosystems.
- High winds, strong currents, and rough seas can pose challenges and increase the risks associated with […]
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