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Boat Crew Qualification Program 
and AUXOP Training:

The purpose of this website is to enhance the Boat Crew Qualification Program (BCQP) and AUXOP Program within Division 22  - USCG Auxiliary First District Southern Region.


The website contains information useful to trainees, mentors, and qualified boat crew on such topics as:
  • Qualification Requirements
  • Schedules
  • Manuals
  • Lessons
  • Training Assignments
  • Advanced Training under the AUXOP Program

Learn about the Boat Crew Qualification Program

Join the BCQP program -Training starts 13 March 2012 and continues until qualified

 
How to use this website for trainingview power point.

 

 


 
United States Coast Guard Auxiliary:

The Coast Guard Auxiliary is the volunteer civilian arm of the U.S. Coast Guard devoted to promoting boating safety. Our major activities are: educating the public through adult and youth education classes; Vessel Safety Checks (insuring that vessels have all the required safety equipment aboard) and Operations where Auxiliary vessels and crew do patrols scheduled by the Coast Guard. The preparation and training our members receive to enable them to perform their tasks as US Coast Guard Auxiliarists is among the finest in the nation.
 
We are a volunteer organization committed to assisting the Coast Guard in accomplishing its aims and missions. Our members take great pride and personal satisfaction in the volunteer work they do. As a volunteer, trained and prepared to protect the lives and property of your fellow boaters, you have the opportunity to provide a public service of the highest order. In addition, the benefits of membership such as discounts on your insurance, extensive educational opportunities and the fellowship of our organization are invaluable.
 
In addition, like any organization where each members safety depends upon the prudent actions of fellow members, a high degree of camaraderie exists between members.

Read about an average day in the U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary.

 watch the recruiting video,

or, watch the WLNY- TV55 report.




Join the Auxiliary