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ONLINE USCG Risk Mitigation Series 8 – Gasoline Fuel Systems – Evolution and Compliance

USGC and ABYC

Apr 15, 2025

Register now for Gasoline Fuel Systems – Evolution and Compliance! On May 7, 1:00pm–3:00pm (ET), Online. This is the eighth, free online event in the USCG/ABYC Risk Mitigation Series and it is for anyone in the boat and equipment manufacturing industry eager to remain on top of the latest requirements.
 
On May 7, 2025, join the U.S. Coast Guard, the ABYC Standards and Compliance Department, and industry professionals to learn about the latest gasoline fuel system requirements and critical safety considerations.
 
Attendees will be eligible to claim 2 CEUs.
 
Cost: FREE
 
Agenda includes:

            • Industry Update from the USCG

            • USCG Equivalency: What Does it Mean and How Does it Work?

            • H-24 2025 – Update on the Revised Standard

            • Fuel System Inspection and Refueling Procedure

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The USCG/ABYC Risk Mitigation Series are recurring online events dedicated to reducing the risk involved in designing and building recreational boats. These events are free and recorded. To view past recordings, see below:
 
Series 1: Regulations & Electrification
Series 2: Put the Fire Out!
Series 3: Defect Notification and Product Recalls
Series 4: Staying Current with Electrification
Series 5: Navigating Compliance in the Age of Evolving Technology
Series 6: Don’t Be a Statistic: Data Saves Lives
Series 7: New Technology in Electric, Fuel, Capacity, and Flotation
 

REGISTER NOW

Questions?
Call 410-990-4460 or email saronson@abycinc.org

ABYC

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