Marine Personnel Regulations — 205
ts of this Part obtains, before acquiring a total of 6 months of sea service, (a) a training certificate in marine emergency duties with respect to small seasonal passenger vessel safety (non-certificated personnel) for that vessel, in the case of a person who is not required by these Regulations to hold a certificate to perform their duties on board the vessel; and (b) in all other cases, at least one of the training certificates in marine emergency duties with respect to basic safety that are set out as applicable in columns 2 to 4 of item 6 of the table to subsection (3). (5) The master and the authorized representative of a vessel shall ensure that every person assigned to a fire team on the muster list holds (a) if the vessel is engaged on a sheltered waters voyage and is required to carry a fireman’s outfit, a training certificate in marine emergency duties with respect to basic safety; (b) if the vessel is engaged on a sheltered waters voyage and is not required to carry a fireman’s outfit, (i) one of the training certificates in marine emergency duties set out in columns 2 to 4 of the table to subsection (3), or (ii) if the vessel operates only on a seasonal basis between March 31 and December 1 of each year, a training certificate in marine emergency duties with respect to small seasonal passenger vessel safety (non-certificated personnel) for that vessel; (c) in all other cases, except those set out in the table to subsection (3), a training certificate in marine emergency duties with respect to STCW basic safety. (6) The master and the authorized representative of a vessel shall ensure that every person assigned on the muster list to the preparation or launching of a survival craft, other than a manually launched life raft or manually launched inflatable rescue platform, holds a training certificate in marine emergency duties with respect to proficiency in survival craft and rescue boats other than fast rescue boats. (7) The master and the authorized representative of a vessel that is equipped with a marine evacuation system (MES) shall ensure that every person employed on board the vessel has received training regarding the deployment of the system using the vessel’s on-board training aids, and that persons assigned on the muster list to the operation of the MES have (a) participated in a full deployment of the system in accordance with the system’s approval certificate; or (b) provided an attestation evidencing successful completion of the manufacturer’s training. (8) The master and the authorized representative shall ensure that a person designated to take charge of medical care on board a vessel (a) is a physician; or (b) has successfully completed the approved training course in marine medical care. (9) The master and the authorized representative of a vessel shall ensure that a person designated to provide first aid on board the vessel holds (a) if the vessel is engaged on a near coastal voyage, Class 2 or a sheltered waters voyage, a training certificate in marine basic or advanced first aid or, in the case of an MOU, a certificate with respect to a course that the Minister accepts as being equivalent in content to the marine advanced first aid course; and (b) if the vessel is engaged on an unlimited voyage or a near coastal voyage, Class 1, a training certificate in marine advanced first aid or, in the case of an MOU, a certificate with respect to a course that the Minister accepts as being equivalent in content to the marine advanced first aid course.