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USCG Risk Mitigation Series 7: New Technology in Electric, Fuel, Capacity, and Flotation

Oct 1, 2024

The next USCG Risk Mitigation is here! It takes place November 6, 2:00pm–4:00pm (ET), Online
 
New Technology in Electric, Fuel, Capacity, and Flotation, the seventh, free online event in the USCG/ABYC Risk Mitigation Series has been announced.
 
On November 6, 2024, our speakers will discuss new USCG policy, new watersports attachment point requirements, lithium battery charging stations, and the latest on new fuel system standards, among others.
 
Attendees will be eligible to claim 2 CEUs.
 
Cost: FREE


The webinar agenda includes:

            • USCG Policy Update

            • New Education and Certifications

            • Attachment Points: New Requirements

            • AC/DC Shore Charging Stations for Lithium Batteries

            • Flotation Mistakes and Testing Update

            • Horsepower Ratings for Electric Motors and Capacity Labels

            • USCG Accident Statistics Analysis

            • Fuel Delivery: New High-Pressure Fuel Hose Requirements (H-24)

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