Please familiarize yourself to these safety aspects before using the boat. The person controlling the boat is in charge of the safety of all the passengers as well as other seafarers.

Neglecting these safety rules might lead to serious injury or death.

• Anyone who controls the boat must be competent to operate a boat of this type and size. 

• The boat must not be controlled by an unqualified operator or by an operator under the influence of alcohol, drugs or other substance which impair judgement.

• The boat must always be operated at speeds that will not put people or property in danger.

• The captain must constantly be aware of conditions surrounding the boat when underway and especially before sharp turns.

• In challenging conditions such as rough water and winds, impaired visibility, and congested waterways; reduce speed, use appropriate navigation equipment and lights, and use a lookout to identify possible hazards.

• Pay attention to your wake. It can endanger smaller boats or damage moored boats or other property. You are responsible for damage caused by your wake.

• Only allow passengers to ride in areas that do not pose a hazard to themselves or the boat.

• Do not allow passengers to ride on aft folding seats, aft fender boxes or gunwales.

• Passengers must remain seated while the boat is moving.

• Use of alcohol, drugs, or other judgment-impairing substances poses a serious threat to yourself and others. The boat operator is responsible for the behavior of people on board.

• For every passenger on board, the boat must carry one wearable personal flotation device (PFD).