Our Mission & Vision
Carbon monoxide, often called the silent killer, is emitted from boat engines. It is odorless, colorless, and tasteless and can be fatal when someone is exposed to large amounts of it. The exhaust fumes can travel to passengers INSIDE and OUTSIDE the boat. The highest concentrations are found near the back of the boat.
Our mission is to make boaters and marine manufacturers be constantly aware of the fatal risks of Carbon Monoxide and to implement safeguards to help eliminate Carbon Monoxide accidents.
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Steps Toward Change
Carbon Monoxide Detectors
Consider purchasing a carbon monoxide detector for your boat to ensure the safety of everyone on your boat
Boater Education
Avoid traveling at slow speeds or idling. Always shut the engine off when not moving, especially while docked and while loading and unloading passengers.
Passenger Education
Sympton Awareness
What can you do to help prevent Carbon Monoxide dangers?
Consider purchasing a carbon monoxide detector for your boat to ensure the safety of everyone on your boat.
Avoid traveling at slow speeds or idling on boats. Always shut the engine off when not moving, especially while the boat is docked and while loading and unloading passengers.
Avoid sitting in the back of the boat.
Educate family and friends about the dangers of Carbon Monoxide.
Common symptoms of carbon monoxide poisoning are irritated eyes, headache, weakness, dizziness, or nausea.
Join In Our Mission
Are you interested in helping get the word out about Carbon Monoxide and Boating? Click below.
#WePlayFor3 & Today!
Our impactful interview with NBC’s Today Show
The American Boating and Yacht Council highly recommends that all 2018 and newer boats with inboard motors be equipped with a carbon monoxide detector.
