Code of Massachusetts Regulations
995 CMR - PILOT COMMISSIONERS: DISTRICT ONE
Title 995 CMR 4.00 - Pilots And Pilotage In District Three Massachusetts
Section 4.08 - Application for Warrant Pilot Commission
Universal Citation: 995 MA Code of Regs 995.4
Current through Register 1531, September 27, 2024
(1) The Commissioner will consider, and will interview and examine, only those applicants for a Warrant Pilot Commission who have:
(a) Is a citizen of the United State of
America;
(b) Is at least 21 years
of age;
(c) Has completed 12 years
of formal education or equivalent satisfactory to the Commissioner;
(d) Is fluent in the English
language;
(e) Is physically and
mentally fit for pilotage service;
(f) Possesses a US Coast Guard license master
of steam and motor vessels of unlimited gross tons upon oceans, as well as
other endorsements and certificates described in
995 CMR
4.14; and
(g) Has documented pilotage service or prior
maritime service or has suitable veteran sea time.
(2) Each applicant for a Warrant Pilot Commission shall submit to the Commissioner:
(a) A signed letter requesting a Commission
specifying the specific type and areas;
(b) A completed application form (D3-001A)
available on the Commissioner's website (http://sites.google.com/site/massdistrict3pilot);
(c) Copies of all US Coast Guard credentials
and endorsements, as well as certificates required under
995 CMR
4.14;
(d) Copies of US Coast Guard federal first
class pilotage for the Cape Cod Canal and Buzzards Bay, New Bedford Harbor and
Approaches; and at least one area of Nantucket Sound, Vineyard Sound, Woods
Hole Harbor and Passage, and Hyannis Harbor, as well as other endorsements and
certificates as described in
995 CMR
4.14;
(e) Proof of 15 round trips as a pilot or as
pilot under instruction or equivalent transits over the waters specified within
the past three years before the date of application; issued by a pilot
association or a federal agency; (1/3 of which in each respective category
shall be during hours of darkness unless daylight only operations are mandated
for a particular area);
(f) A
Letter of Nomination signed by three Full Branch Pilots attesting that they
have each observed the applicant while directing the movements of vessels in
each of the areas to which the Commission applied for is applicable, and that
said applicant is competent, professional and posses the temperament to furnish
prompt and safe pilotage services; and
(g) A separate signed letter explaining any
unusual incidents or violations of federal regulations or state statutes
involving the applicant, including the disposition of any formal hearings or
investigations.
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