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A crewmember on an uninspected vessel does not hold a USCG credential but is specifically assigned to assist in controlling the movement of passengers during emergencies. Is this individual subject to random drug testing under 46 CFR §16.230?

  1. A. No, because the individual does not hold a USCG credential.
  2. B. No, because random testing on uninspected vessels applies only to the master and operator.
  3. C. Yes, because the individual performs duties directly related to navigation.
  4. Yes, because individuals specifically assigned to assist in controlling passenger movement during emergencies on uninspected vessels are covered.Correct

Why D is correct

46 CFR §16.230(b)(4) expressly includes crewmembers on uninspected vessels who are specifically assigned the duties of warning, mustering, assembling, assisting, or controlling the movement of passengers during emergencies, regardless of whether they hold a credential.

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