I’m having an extremely difficult time on board in the workplace. I work on a uninspected commercial fishing vessel of upper tonnage, (have been in the industry for 20+ years) we are all 1099. We have a person on board whom held a mates license and recently raised it to masters. Most of us on board …

Thanks for the replies. I am Interested to hear that from sample examples people are claiming that their employer would do the exact same. Here’s an older discussion in Gcaptain and the reason I ask For clarification. Sea time at the dock . According to Navics, The time would count for zero or 1/3 of…

[image] Fizuk: According to Navics, The time would count for zero or 1/3 of a day Do you have a source for that? On most commercial vessels you get straight time from sign on to sign off. It doesn’t matter if the entire hitch was sitting at the dock, it’s all sea time.

Here’s the CFR: 46 CFR § 10.232 - Sea service (e) Sea service on vessels that do not get underway. This requirement applies to service obtained on vessels mandated by the Certificate of Inspection (COl) which are in operation but do not get underway or occasionally get underway for short voyages. S…

It is the three for one days that would make him uneligible. This is a specific CFR that refers to Sea service on vessels that don’t get underway often. Plus on top of that there is abandonment and absence. I’ll just list the CFR, The NAVICS discussion will become convoluted. What I’m asking is if a…

I spent 80 of 90 days on a ship at a dock. Got credit for every day.

[image] Fizuk: This requirement applies to service obtained on vessels mandated by the Certificate of Inspection (COl) which are in operation but do not get underway or occasionally get underway for short voyages. Does the COI say this?

[image] Fizuk: It is the three for one days that would make him uneligible. I don’t see how that CFR applies in this case.

[image] Fizuk: Here’s the CFR: 46 CFR § 10.232 - Sea service (e) Sea service on vessels that do not get underway. Your fishing vessel gets underway. Even if it only gets underway for one day out of every three, this CFR would not apply at all. The rule is there for ships like Ready Reserve …

Duly noted. Thank you for the info

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I found that this very similar subject was just discussed last November I posted it here Sea Service time

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