April 12, 2022

Subchapter M enforcement posture for certificate of inspection phase-in requirements

U.S. Coast Guard

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Subchapter M affects about 6,000 vessels. Photo by David Krapf
The Coast Guard Office of Commercial Vessel Compliance (CG-CVC) has issued Policy Letter 20-01, CH.1 – Subchapter M Enforcement Posture for Certificate of Inspection Phase-In Requirements.Change 1 extends the Policy Letter expiration to Dec. 31, 2022, and requires Officers in Charge Marine Inspection (OCMIs) to issue a CG-835V (code 60) to non-compliant vessels for failure to have onboard a valid Certificate of Inspection (COI) after July, 19, 2022. The CG-835V will prohibit vessel operations…

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