The first AMVER position report must be sent within how many hours of departure?
⢠AMVER (Automated Mutual-Assistance Vessel Rescue System) reporting requirements ⢠Difference between sailing plan, position reports, and arrival reports ⢠When initial reports are generally expected relative to departure time
⢠Think about why AMVER wants an early position report after departure. How soon would rescue planners need an accurate track of your voyage? ⢠Compare the options and ask: which one seems too late to be useful in an emergency shortly after departure? ⢠Consider how often longâvoyage reporting systems typically require updatesâdoes that suggest a shorter or longer initial reporting window?
⢠Verify in current AMVER participation instructions or USCG guidance the required time window for the first position report after sailing plan/departure. ⢠Check that you are not confusing the timing for routine periodic position reports with the timing of the first report. ⢠Make sure the time window you choose would still give SAR (search and rescue) planners a reliable track early in the voyage.
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