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Captain of the Port - (ANSWER)•33 CFR 6
33 CFR 160
-Promote and enforce safe/secure operating ports
& environmentally compliant operations
• Supervise and control movements and moorings in COTP zone
• Control access to waterfront facilities, critical infrastructures, and security zones
- Extends 12 NM all nav wtrwys within AOR.
Officer in Charge of Marine Inspection - (ANSWER)-
• Safety inspections
• Oversee and give recommendations on Marine Safety Programs
• Conduct licensing and certification
• Investigate marine casualties and personnel injuries
-Jurisdiction within Territorial Seas 12NM
Federal On-Scene Coordinator - (ANSWER)-
• Oversee pollution containment/removal/disposal response efforts in Oils Spill/HazMat incidents
- 200 NM to EZZ and all Nav wtrwys within AOr before any maj hwy up to Bear Mtn Br. unless incident
exceeds 100G.
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Federal Maritime Security Coordinator - (ANSWER)-33 CFR Part 103
-Establishes AMS
• "Board Member" direct activities of Area Maritime Security (AMS) Committee
• oversees security incident preparation and response
• Develop/maintain/review AMS
• Implement and exercise AMS
-Jurisdiction within Territorial Seas 12NM
Sar Mission Coordinator - (ANSWER)-14 USC 88 (saving life and property) performs any and all acts
necessary to rescue and aid persons and protect and save property.
-Managed & designated by District commander
-District assumes in complex cases
-200NM to EZZ and all NAV wtrwys within AOR
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SMC shall be designated for every SAR case to successfully manage each mission and skillfully coordinate
resources.
At sector level, SMC directly represents SC
• Oversee SAR preparation and response
• Manage and document cases
• Designate On-Scene Commander (OSC)
• Alert and dispatch Search Response Units (SRUs)
• Brief SAR Coordinator (SC)
Current Operations - (ANSWER)-OP RENEW: renewable energy for North East during Winter. Clears nav
channels obstructed by ice.
-OP Atlantic Venture: USCG ops within D1 AOR.
-OP CLEAR CHANNEL: clearing small vsls impeding traffic in nav channels
-OP SMALL FRY: partnership with CBP to monitor foreign vsls less than 300GT entering our port.
-OP PADDLE SMART: educates/ensures paddle boarders have lifejackets and sound signaling devices.
-OP DRY WATER: enforces boating Under the Influence
Critical Incident Communications - (ANSWER)The following procedures will be followed when a critical
incident occurs (T is the time when the original Coast Guard component becomes aware of the incident):
1. Initial Report - Vertical dissemination: Within time T+5 minutes: The reporting unit will contact 1-800-
323-7233 (1-800-DAD-SAFE) and request a conference call with its parent command, the District, Area,
and Coast Guard Command Center.
2. Information dissemination - Horizontal communications: Within time T+15 minutes: The Coast Guard
Command Center will transmit a Critical Incident Report
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3. Follow-on conference call update: Within time T+30 minutes: The Coast Guard Command Center will
initiate a Commander's Conference with the reporting unit Commanding Officer, the Sector Commander,
the District Commander, the Area Commander, and the Commandant or their designee.
4. Coordination: At time T+ 02 hours: Unless otherwise directed by Commandant at the T+30
conference, a video teleconference will be established by the Coast Guard Command Center with the
District Commander, Area Commander, and Commandant or designee to update the situation and course
of action.
5. Battle rhythm if it progressed to the T+02 hr conference
6. Information sharing: sharing with other entities horizontally with DOD interagency, & private partners
Explain QRC & When are they used - (ANSWER)Tools designed to help the watch stander obtain info &
execute steps vital to proper case prosecution.
-Used for every case.
Critical Incident Communications (CIC) List - (ANSWER)1. Incident with a suspected terrorist nexus
2. Significant incident involving MCI/KR or key port complexes that significantly disrupts operational of
the Maritime Transportation system or affects the movement of high capacity vsls, interest vsls or high
value units.
3. A Transportation Security incident that results in significant loss of life, environmental damage,
transportation system disruption or system disruption
4.Actual or potential major pollution incident
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Captain of the Port - (ANSWER)•33 CFR 6
33 CFR 160
-Promote and enforce safe/secure operating ports
& environmentally compliant operations
• Supervise and control movements and moorings in COTP zone
• Control access to waterfront facilities, critical infrastructures, and security zones
- Extends 12 NM all nav wtrwys within AOR.
Officer in Charge of Marine Inspection - (ANSWER)-
• Safety inspections
• Oversee and give recommendations on Marine Safety Programs
• Conduct licensing and certification
• Investigate marine casualties and personnel injuries
-Jurisdiction within Territorial Seas 12NM
Federal On-Scene Coordinator - (ANSWER)-
• Oversee pollution containment/removal/disposal response efforts in Oils Spill/HazMat incidents
- 200 NM to EZZ and all Nav wtrwys within AOr before any maj hwy up to Bear Mtn Br. unless incident
exceeds 100G.
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-MOU w/ DEP past Bear Mtn Br. and EPA for all Inland
Federal Maritime Security Coordinator - (ANSWER)-33 CFR Part 103
-Establishes AMS
• "Board Member" direct activities of Area Maritime Security (AMS) Committee
• oversees security incident preparation and response
• Develop/maintain/review AMS
• Implement and exercise AMS
-Jurisdiction within Territorial Seas 12NM
Sar Mission Coordinator - (ANSWER)-14 USC 88 (saving life and property) performs any and all acts
necessary to rescue and aid persons and protect and save property.
-Managed & designated by District commander
-District assumes in complex cases
-200NM to EZZ and all NAV wtrwys within AOR
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SMC shall be designated for every SAR case to successfully manage each mission and skillfully coordinate
resources.
At sector level, SMC directly represents SC
• Oversee SAR preparation and response
• Manage and document cases
• Designate On-Scene Commander (OSC)
• Alert and dispatch Search Response Units (SRUs)
• Brief SAR Coordinator (SC)
Current Operations - (ANSWER)-OP RENEW: renewable energy for North East during Winter. Clears nav
channels obstructed by ice.
-OP Atlantic Venture: USCG ops within D1 AOR.
-OP CLEAR CHANNEL: clearing small vsls impeding traffic in nav channels
-OP SMALL FRY: partnership with CBP to monitor foreign vsls less than 300GT entering our port.
-OP PADDLE SMART: educates/ensures paddle boarders have lifejackets and sound signaling devices.
-OP DRY WATER: enforces boating Under the Influence
Critical Incident Communications - (ANSWER)The following procedures will be followed when a critical
incident occurs (T is the time when the original Coast Guard component becomes aware of the incident):
1. Initial Report - Vertical dissemination: Within time T+5 minutes: The reporting unit will contact 1-800-
323-7233 (1-800-DAD-SAFE) and request a conference call with its parent command, the District, Area,
and Coast Guard Command Center.
2. Information dissemination - Horizontal communications: Within time T+15 minutes: The Coast Guard
Command Center will transmit a Critical Incident Report
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3. Follow-on conference call update: Within time T+30 minutes: The Coast Guard Command Center will
initiate a Commander's Conference with the reporting unit Commanding Officer, the Sector Commander,
the District Commander, the Area Commander, and the Commandant or their designee.
4. Coordination: At time T+ 02 hours: Unless otherwise directed by Commandant at the T+30
conference, a video teleconference will be established by the Coast Guard Command Center with the
District Commander, Area Commander, and Commandant or designee to update the situation and course
of action.
5. Battle rhythm if it progressed to the T+02 hr conference
6. Information sharing: sharing with other entities horizontally with DOD interagency, & private partners
Explain QRC & When are they used - (ANSWER)Tools designed to help the watch stander obtain info &
execute steps vital to proper case prosecution.
-Used for every case.
Critical Incident Communications (CIC) List - (ANSWER)1. Incident with a suspected terrorist nexus
2. Significant incident involving MCI/KR or key port complexes that significantly disrupts operational of
the Maritime Transportation system or affects the movement of high capacity vsls, interest vsls or high
value units.
3. A Transportation Security incident that results in significant loss of life, environmental damage,
transportation system disruption or system disruption
4.Actual or potential major pollution incident
