Uninspected Passenger Vessel Examiner

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Uninspected Passenger Vessel Examiner (AUX-UPV)

Upon successful completion of this personal qualification, a person will hold the minimum competencies to examine Uninspected Passenger Vessels (UPV) and their associated equipment for compliance with the applicable safety regulations in 46 CFR Subchapter C.


		This link will download the Personal Qualification Standard Workbook for this specialty. This is the Official record of your specialty training so you will want to protect it, and keep it legible. It will contain the record of your training, and be submitted to the Commanding Officer of your assigned Active Duty Unit for submission and signature when completed. Many Auxiliarists optionally print it at a commercial document processor, like Kinko's, Office Max, Office Depot, Staples, etc. and have it assembled with a spiral binding to ensure it is legible and in good shape, although this is not mandatory.
		This link will download a general reference listing of applicable 46CFR Regulations that apply for Uninspected Passenger Vessels (Six-Pack) under 100 Ton. Note: These regulations may not be entirely up to date as the Federal Code changes, and this is included as a service. For definitive applicable regulations check with your training officer.
		This link will take you to a web page where you can download parts of 46CFR Subchapter C
		Note: This is one of the specialties that MAY require a Satisfactory PSI for a Direct Operations (DO) Clearance before you can start this specialty, or perform many tasks. You should check with the local unit you are supporting to determine if a DO clearance will be required. Before starting this PQS check with your local MS Staff officers to see if it should be initiated, and if a DO is required prior to starting this PQS. It may take 6 months or more to complete and gain the clearance.

Last Updated: 30 Jan 2010