FINDINGS OF CONCERN: The purpose of findings of concern is to disseminate information related to unsafe conditions to the public, state, or local agencies. Findings of concern highlight conditions that were identified as causal factors in a casualty and could contribute to future incidents, but where formal action by the Coast Guard is not desirable, cost beneficial, or not within agency purview or authority. Findings of concern are intended to educate the public, state, or local agencies about the conditions discovered through the investigation so they may address the findings with an appropriate voluntary action or highlight existing applicable company policies or state/local regulations. Findings of concern are similar to safety alerts, with the exception that the need to issue findings of concern is not considered urgent.
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USCGFOC_002-25.pdf Unsafe Line Handling Operations 2/20/2025
USCGFOC_001-25.pdf Risks Associated with Using Shipping Pallets for Crane Loading Operations 2/20/2025
USCGFOC_009-24.pdf North Pacific Preparedness and Precautions 10/29/2024
USCGFOC_008-24.pdf Unsafe Vehicle Transport Practices 9/16/2024
USCGFOC_007-24.pdf Navigation Bridge Visibility and Visual Lookout 4/23/2024
USCGFOC_006-24.pdf Crane Operations Supporting Cargo Hold Cleaning on Bulk Carriers 3/15/2024
USCGFOC_005-24.pdf No Line of Sight and Poor Communication During Crane Operations Can Lead to Catastrophe 3/15/2024
USCGFOC_004_24.pdf Always Update Your Track Line - Navigable Channels Can Significantly Change 3/4/2024
USCGFOC_003_24.pdf Watertight Envelopes and Open Pilot Doors 2/26/2024
USCGFOC_002_24.pdf Stowage Plans, Loading, and Stability 2/26/2024
USCGFOC_001_24.pdf Commercial Fishing Can Be Dangerous for the Unprepared 1/2/2024
USCGFOC_017_23_Corr01.pdf Unsafe Lifeboat Conditions and Practices 10/13/2023
USCGFOC_016-23.pdf Fire Fighting Prevention and Equipment Accessibility 7/10/2023
USCGFOC_015-23.pdf SEACOR POWER Casualty: Dispatcher Training, Draft Readings, and Weather Forecasting for all Commercial Vessels 6/26/2023
USCGFOC_014-23.pdf SEACOR POWER Casualty: Findings of Concern Regarding Liftboats 6/26/2023
USCGFOC_013-23.pdf SEACOR POWER Casualty:  Findings of Concern Regarding the National Weather Service 6/26/2023
USCGFOC_012-23.pdf Remote Bridge Tender Operations 4/19/2023
USCGFOC_011-23.pdf Portable CO2 Fire Extinguisher Grounding Safety 3/31/2023
USCGFOC_010-23.pdf Bunker Station Arrangement Awareness 3/31/2023
USCGFOC_009-23.pdf Be Aware of Using Modern Fuels in Older Engines 3/22/2023
USCGFOC_008-23.pdf Packless/Dripless Shaft Seal Maintenance 3/22/2023
USCGFOC_007-23.pdf Risk Of Fire Due To Misalignment Of High-Pressure Diesel Fuel Pump Assembly 3/3/2023
USCGFOC_006-23.pdf Don't Forget To Notify The Coast Guard When A Bridge Is Not Fully Operational! 3/3/2023
USCGFOC_005-23.pdf Dynamic Testing of Lifeboats 2/15/2023
USCGFOC_04-23.pdf Anti-Two-Blocking Devices for Deck Cargo Cranes 2/13/2023
USCGFOC_003-23.pdf Repair History Verification of Propeller Blade(s) 2/2/2023
USCGFOC_002-23.pdf Lack of Effective Communication Can Be Deadly! 2/2/2023
USCGFOC_001-23.pdf Engine Order Telegraph (EOT) Belt Preventative Maintenance 1/5/2023
USCGFOC_022-22.pdf Proactive Maintenance for Striker Plates 12/21/2022
USCGFOC_021-22.pdf The Dangers of Taglines:  Ensure Safety Management System Procedures Address Safety of Key Shipboard Operations 12/14/2022
USCGFOC_020-22.pdf Maintenance & Operation of Uninspected Towing Vessels 12/13/2022
USCGFOC_019-22.pdf Bridge Resource Management 12/6/2022
USCGFOC_018-22.pdf Distracted Operations 12/6/2022
USCGFOC_017-22.pdf Choose the Best PFD for the Job 11/30/2022
USCGFOC_016-22.pdf Unsafe Deck Conditions in Cargo Holds Can Cause Injuries! 10/28/2022
USCGFOC_015-22.pdf Wasted Fixed CO2 Mounting Racks 10/28/2022
USCGFOC_014-22.pdf Communication of Open River Conditions and Associated Out-Draft Hazards at Locks and Dams 8/29/2022
USCGFOC_013-22.pdf When Uninspected Passenger Vessels (UPVs) Go Offshore, Be Wise, Take an Emergency Position Indicating Radio Beacon (EPIRB) 8/25/2022
USCGFOC_012-22.pdf Importance of Following Safe-Workplace Policies 8/24/2022
USCGFOC_011-22.pdf Commercial Fishing Vessel Hazard Awareness Training 8/23/2022
USCGFOC_010-22.pdf Important Communications During Lockage Operations 8/12/2022
USCGFOC_009-22.pdf Authorized Maintenance of Lifesaving Systems 8/11/2022
USCGFOC_008-22.pdf Do You Have a Signal 8/10/2022
USCGFOC_007-22.pdf Alcohol Testing Strips 8/9/2022
USCGFOC_006-22.pdf Voyage Planning for Harbor Assist Towing Vessels 8/9/2022
USCGFOC_005-22.pdf Practice Spear Gun Safety - It Could Save Lives! 3/30/2022
USCGFOC_004-22.pdf Don't Replace Locknuts with Standard Hex Nuts 3/30/2022
USCGFOC_003-22.pdf Heat Sensitive Electrical Components in Steering Control Systems 3/29/2022
USCGFOC_002-22.pdf Ensure Cargo Preparation Procedures Conform With The International Maritime Dangerous Goods Code 3/22/2022
USCGFOC_001-22.pdf Shipboard Firefighting Coordination Between Shippers and First Responders 3/22/2022
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