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You’re in Command! Become a Vessel Examiner.

You’re in Command! Become a Vessel Examiner. [Insert name of presenter here] Why should YOU be a Vessel Examiner ? There are about 13 million registered recreational boats in the United States. Fewer than 1% receive a free Vessel Safety Check each year.

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You’re in Command! Become a Vessel Examiner.

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  1. You’re in Command!Become a Vessel Examiner. [Insert name of presenter here]

  2. Why should YOU be a Vessel Examiner? • There are about 13 million registered recreational boats in the United States. • Fewer than 1% receive a free Vessel Safety Check each year. • Unsafe boats represent a real danger to recreational boaters. • The United States Coast Guard is asking for your help in increasing the number of Vessel Safety Checks performed.

  3. Why should YOU be a Vessel Examiner? • Recent research shows the concept of the Vessel Safety Check program is popular. • Our current VEs tell us—“if I ask boaters to let me do a VSC, they say yes.” • But many current Vessel Examiners are “maxed out”—we can’t expect them to perform more VSCs than they do now. • We need more “feet on the docks.” More Vessel Examiners = More Vessel Safety Checks!

  4. Why should YOU be a Vessel Examiner? • New USCG “You’re In Command: Boat Safely” campaign will aggressively promote the VSC program. • We must be ready to meet the demand.

  5. Why should YOU be a Vessel Examiner? • The U.S. Coast Guard needs you. • VSCs help keep unsafe boats off the water, and allow the USCG to devote more resources to its new marine homeland security duties.

  6. Why should YOU be a Vessel Examiner? • The Vessel Safety Check program is one of our best ways to recruit new members. • Face time with recreational boaters is a great opportunity to talk about our organization and stress the benefits you’ve gained from membership.

  7. Why should YOU be a Vessel Examiner? • You spent a lot of time becoming an expert on boating and boating safety—you might as well put that expertise to good use. • Staying current on VSC requirements helps you stay current on your own knowledge of boating and boating safety. • It’s fun to meet new boaters and see their boats!

  8. Why should YOU be a Vessel Examiner? • The training period is relatively quick and extremely informational. • Maintaining VE status requires you to complete only 5 Vessel Safety Checks per year—probably less than three hours of volunteer service.

  9. Why should YOU be a Vessel Examiner? • VSCs work. You might just save someone’s life!

  10. My Challenge to You: Members of this [Flotilla] did [XX] Vessel Safety Checks last year. Help me double that number this year!

  11. How can you become a Vessel Examiner? • Contact [VE Chairman/VE Staff Officer] • [Name, phone, e-mail]

  12. You’re in Command!Become a Vessel Examiner.

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