Are you 100% safe on board?
Updated: Oct 8
Preparation, sound maintenance and the crew’s ability to use the available equipment all contribute to navigation safety. No equipment list establishes zero risk.
Before departure, check the requirements that apply to the vessel and operating area, its actual condition and the crew’s preparation. Maintain the equipment, review procedures and make sure the crew knows how to respond to changing conditions.
NORMAM
For recreational boating in Brazil, consult the Brazilian Navy’s current NORMAM-211/DPC and any other rules applicable to the vessel and activity. Requirements depend on the specific case.
The table below is a historical illustration from the original Portuguese article. It is not an updated compliance checklist and should not be used to decide what equipment is legally required.
Historical table legend: D — exempt; R — recommended; O — required. Refer to the current official rules for applicable categories and requirements.
Contact Wonder BOAT to discuss inspection, maintenance and operating instruction for your vessel. Confirm the applicable official requirements before treating any checklist as complete.
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