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Fire

A visit from the fire inspector is not a visit from the enemyA visit from the fire inspector is not a visit from the enemy

A case study on why marinas and fire departments must be partners, by Gene Spinazola

Hurricanes

NOAA Historical Hurricane Tracks Web Site Helps Users Prepare for Big Storms

Fort Pierce Marina tells a story of hurricane fury and destruction, by Robert Wilkes

Developing a hurricane preparation checklist for marinas and boatyards, by Michael Keyworh

Picking up the pieces Salvaging vessels one boat, one stor y at a time, by Simon Smock

Building a dry storage facility that protects boats from hurricanes, by Andrew Sturner

Ice

De-icing allows for wet storage of boats and docks in cold climates, by Bob Robinson

How to reduce winter ice damage to marinas, C. Allen Wortley, P.E.

Terrorism

Keeping marinas safe from theft and terrorism, by Daniel S. Natchez

Oil

Planning for marina oil/fuel spill prevention and POLLUTION control systems, by Bill Lehr

Prevention

Preventative measures can protect marinas, by Mark Yearn

Shore power ground is a critical element for MARINA SAFETY, by James D. Shafer

Marinas need to have a SAFETY PLAN or face the possibility of litigation, by Gene Spinazola

Insurance

Some practical tips on purchasing marina insurance, by Mark Yearn

What marinas should include in their marina insurance programs, by Mark Yearn

Make sure insurance contracts Cover these liability issues, by Mark Yearn

When dealing with customers, marinas need the proper documentation, by Dennis P. Kissman

Pollution liability policy gets a revision for 2007, by Jerome A. Koncel