Question 1753 Deck General
70% to passAccording to small passenger vessel regulations, while serving as Master on board your vessel, what should be done with your credential?
A
displayed in your home
B
in your possession on board the vessel
C
kept in the Coast Guard office where you sat for your license
D
displayed in the company office on shore
AI Explanation
The correct answer is B) in your possession on board the vessel. According to the U.S. Coast Guard regulations, the master or person in charge of a small passenger vessel must have their credential (license or document) in their possession while serving on board the vessel. This ensures that the credential can be immediately presented to Coast Guard officials or other authorities for verification when requested. The credential should not be displayed at the home, company office, or the Coast Guard office where the exam was taken, as it needs to be readily available on the vessel during operations.
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