All waters can be
dangerous. Respect the
sea & always wear your
life jacket. It saves lives
... everyday!SANA
About UsOur development team play an important role in the SeaSupport Network in efforts to bring our association to life in boating communities across North America. Here is where we get a chance to tell you a little about ourselves and the background of SeaSupport.
Our skilled administrative staff at SeaSupport.org have years of professional experience in Canada and the United States.This includes;
Marine law enforcement.
Vessel Safety and equipment inspection.
Search and rescue.
Beach patrol.
Recovery operations
International air show rescue crew.
U.S.C.G. licensed Captain for passenger carrying vessels.
Port Authority.
Import/export cargo inspection and ship watch duties.
Public safety and security licensing.
Enforcement of the shipping act.
Insurance investigations.
SeaSupport.org ... the boaters network!We will do our best to provide accurate, up to date, and conveniently accessible information for boaters while continuing to improve our services as Internet technology improves. Our objectives... bringing boating communities together to support boaters in need when no other help is available.
The SeaSupport decal affixed long side your vessel or vehicle stands for "Responsibility and Support" at sea. A symbol of a boater who wants to make a difference ... and that means something to professional rescuers who can not always be first on the scene as a result of proximity or in the event of being involved in other rescue situations.
Our Members are civilian guardians of the waterways!
Thousands of boaters are rescued each year by recreational boaters from coast to coast ... on the unpredictable waters of the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans, the Gulf of Mexico, the Great Lakes and on many small lakes, rivers and waterways in between.
Become a SeaSupport Member and educate yourself for the safety of you and your passengers and for the benefit of your boating community! We are recruiting Members from coast to coast in every U.S. state and Canadian province in effort to become the largest "civilian guardian at sea" association in North America.