Questions and Answers
When should the blower be operated on gasoline powered boats?
After refueling and before starting the engine
What does a no discharge zone mean?
You cannot put any sewage overboard
Who should you call first if you have an oil or fuel spill?
The national response center
Which is an example of unlawful operation in Maryland?
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Which type of fire extinguisher should be used on a flammable liquid fire?
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When is dumping raw sewage in MD waters permitted?
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Class B fire extinguishers are best suited to fight what kind of fires?
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What does a red flag with a diagonal white stripe mean?
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Study Notes
Emergency Procedures and Regulations
- Operate the blower on gasoline-powered boats after refueling and before starting the engine to prevent ignition of fuel vapors.
- In no discharge zones, it is illegal to discharge any sewage overboard, safeguarding water quality.
- Report oil or fuel spills to the National Response Center as the first action to mitigate environmental damage.
- Operating a vessel within a marked swimming area is considered unlawful in Maryland, emphasizing water safety.
Fire Safety
- Use Class B fire extinguishers for flammable liquid fires, ensuring proper fire management on watercraft.
- A red flag with a diagonal white stripe indicates nearby snorkeling or diving activities, promoting awareness for boat operators.
Environmental Protection
- Dumping raw sewage in Maryland waters is strictly prohibited, supporting environmental health and pollution prevention.
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Explore key boating safety regulations through this set of flashcards. Learn essential information about blower operation, discharge zones, and emergency procedures. Perfect for anyone looking to enhance their knowledge of safe boating practices.
