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*This Basic Safe Boating Figure is intended be a used as a general guideline only. It does not
exclude any other safety recommendations, laws, or procedures required by you as the owner of your
boat. While your boatʼs floor plan maybe different from the model shown, the same safety precau-
tions apply.
For additional information concerning boat safety you can contact the American Boat & Yacht Coun-
cil at www.abycinc.org or call 410-956-1050.
DANGERS, WARNINGS AND CAUTIONS!
DANGER
- Cases that might cause death, injury or considerable property damage if the danger is
disregarded.
WARNING
- Cases that could potentially cause death, injury or considerable proper damage if the
warning is disregarded.
CAUTION - Cases of unsafe routines or hazards would cause lesser injury or property damage if
disregarded.
You should understand (but are not limited to) all of the DANGERS, WARNINGS AND CAU-
TIONS that will be addressed throughout this manual.
CARBON MONOXIDE
Exhaust fumes contain carbon monoxide (CO), an odorless and colorless gas. Carbon monoxide is
poisonous and a health hazard that can be fatal if breathed over an extended period of time. Symp-
toms of CO poisoning can include (but not limited to): dizziness, nausea, headache, sleepiness,
vomiting, throbbing in temples, muscular twitching and the inability to think clearly. Seek urgent
medical attention if these symptoms occur and persist.
Carbon monoxide can accumulate in enclosed in areas and under canvas.
For additional information
please obtain “Educational
Information About Carbon
Monoxide” from ABYC website:
www.ABYCINC.org
ENGINE EXHAUST
BACKDRAFT FIGURE
DRUGS & ALCOHOL
Drugs & Alcohol do not mix with boating. Keep yourself, your passengers, and other water users
safe.
DO NOT OPERATE A BOAT WHILE UNDER THE INFLUENCE OF DRUGS AND/OR
ALCOHOL.
Setting Standards for Safer Boating
! DANGER !
CO in engine exhaust from your boat can accumulate within enclosed areas when your boat is
operating at a slow speed or stopped in the water. Installing rear canvas while underway in-
creases the risk of CO accumulation in your boat. Tail wind can increase accumulation. Provide
adequate ventilation or increase speed as needed. (Note Backdrafting Figure Below)