Concerns

Proceed only if you're concerned for the safety or welfare of any persons on board a vessel for which you have the Float Plan. Ask yourself these questions before proceeding:

Emergency Procedures

1. Review the Float Plan carefully. Check the dates and time of the scheduled check-ins, and make sure that the check-in is overdue.
   Continue only if you still have concern.

2. Review the system check-ins. The system check-ins are available at http://www.FloatPlanGenerator.com//checkins.cfm. Enter the Logon ID used to generate this Float Plan, found on the FloatPlanGenerator.com coversheet provided to you.
   Continue only if you still have concern.

3. Attempt to contact the VESSEL using the cell phone number listed under the vessel section of the Float Plan.
   Continue only if you still have concern.

4. Attempt to contact the SKIPPER of the vessel or his/her family members using the phone number listed under the persons on board section of the Float Plan. Ask if anyone at that number has heard from anyone aboard the vessel.
   Continue only if you still have concern.

5. Attempt to contact the PASSENGERS of the vessel or their family members using the phone numbers listed under the persons on board section of the Float Plan. Ask if anyone at that number has heard from anyone aboard the vessel.
   Continue only if you still have concern.

6. Attempt to contact the CONTACTS as listed in the bottom of the Float Plan. Ask if anyone at that number has heard from anyone aboard the vessel.
   Continue only if you still have concern.

7. If you still have concerns for the safety or wellbeing of the vessel, dial 911.

8. Tell the dispatcher that you are "reporting a boat overdue for check-in" or that you are "reporting a marine safety concern", the dispatcher will instruct you.