Safety Declaration 6+7

Reg No.

Subject

6

7

2.03.1

All equipment shall function correctly, be maintained correctly

6 Yes

7 Yes

2.03.2

Heavy items to be securely installed and fastened.

6 Yes

7 Yes

3.01.3

Boats not complying with 3.04.2(stability) or 3.08(cockpits) shall be buoyant

6 Yes

7 Yes

3.01.5

Ballast tanks permanently installed and shall have isolating valves and pump(s) capable of manual operation at any angle of heel.

6 Yes

7 Yes

3.01.6

Manual control and actuation of moveable ballast systems.

6 Yes

7 Yes

3.02

Hull, deck, hatches and windows can be made watertight

6 Yes

7 Yes

3.02.2

Centre board and dagger board trunks shall be watertight

6 Yes

7 Yes

3.02.3(a)

Positive hold-down lock on movable keels and centreboards

6 Yes

7 Yes

3.04.1

Boat to be designed and built to resist capsize per Appendix B

6 Yes

7 Yes

3.04.2

Boat shall be resistant to capsize

6 Yes

7 Yes

3.06

Means of escape exit (forehatch)

6 Yes

7 Yes

3.08.1

Cockpit to be strong and self draining

6 Yes

7 Yes

3.08.7

Cockpit drains as per table

6 Yes

7 Yes

3.12.6(a)

Lifelines to be uncoated stainless steel wire of minimum diameter as per table

6 Yes

7 Yes

3.12.6(d)

Lifeline gap at ends not to exceed 100mm

6 Yes

7 Yes

3.12.6(e)

All wire fittings, anchorage points, fixtures and lanyards comprise a lifeline enclosure system which has at all points at least the breaking strength of the required lifeline

6 Yes

7 Yes

3.17.2

Cooking stove secure and with fuel shutoff

6 Yes

7 Yes

3.17.3

Gas to be used only for cooking

6 Yes

7 Yes

3.17.4(a)

“Remember Turn off Gas at Bottle” sign near appliance

6 Yes

7 Yes

3.17.4(b)

Boats with gas systems using permanent flames shall have gas detectors fitted

6 Yes

7 Yes

3.17.5

Disposable Gas canisters less than 225grams capacity

6 Yes

7 Yes

3.17.6

Gas containers to be contained in ventilated external location

6 Yes

7 Yes

3.20.6

Bilge pump only discharge into cockpit if cockpit opens to sea

6 Yes

7 Yes

3.20.9

Two buckets of stout construction (8 litre min) with lanyards

6 Yes

7 Yes

3.24.5

Adequate engine performance and fuel carried

6 Yes

7 Yes

3.24.6

Separate battery for electric start engines

6 Yes

7 Yes

3.24.8

Fixed fuel tank to have shut-off valve

6 Yes

7 Yes

3.24.9(a) & (b)

Fuel tanks for inboard engines to be of appropriate material and permanently installed

6 Yes

7 Yes

3.24.10

Paddles available if yacht less than 5.5 metres and has no engine

6 Yes

7 Yes

3.28.1

Identification name (>50mm high) and number (>100mm high)

6 Yes

7 Yes

4.01.1

Sail numbers shall be carried

6 Yes

7 Yes

4.04

Fire extinguishers, in service and readily accessible

6 Yes

7 Yes

4.04.d

Fire blanket where fuel carried

6 Yes

7 Yes

4.05

Primary anchor as per table, with appropriate chain and tackle

6 Yes

7 Yes

4.05.(d)

Provision to secure bitter end of warp

6 Yes

7 Yes

4.06

Water resistant and floating flashlights with spare bulbs and batteries

6 Yes

7 Yes

4.07.9

Medical kit as per table, stored in labelled water proof container

6 Yes

7 Yes

4.10.3

Current “YA Racing Rules of Sailing”

6 Yes

7 Yes

4.15.3

Sharp knife in or near cockpits

6 Yes

7 Yes

4.16.1

Boats name on buoyant equipment

6 Yes

7 Yes

4.16.2

Personal PFDs marked with owners details

6 Yes

7 Yes

4.22

Flares carried ( as per MSV requirements) and stored in a waterproof container,
Earliest expiry date of flares: .

6 Yes

7 Yes

4.27

Distress Sheet with lanyards available

6 Yes

7 Yes

5.01(a) & 5.01.2

PFD available for each crew member

6 Yes

7 Yes

5.01

Each PFD shall have a whistle attached

6 Yes

7 Yes