Training and certification of fishing captains Sample Clauses

Training and certification of fishing captains. The IATTC has conducted dolphin mortality reduction seminars for tuna fishermen since 1980. Article V of the AIDCP calls for the establishment, within the framework of the IATTC, of a system of technical training and certification of fishing captains. Under the system, the IATTC staff is responsible for maintaining a list of all captains qualified to fish for tunas associated with dolphins in the EPO. The names of the captains who meet the requirements are to be supplied to the IRP for approval and circulation to the Parties to the AIDCP. The requirements for new captains are (1) attending a training seminar organized by the IATTC staff or by the pertinent national program in coordination with the IATTC staff, and (2) having practical experience relevant to making sets on tunas associated with dolphins, including a letter of reference from a captain currently on the List, the owner or manager of a vessel with a DML, or a pertinent industry association. These seminars are intended not only for captains, who are directly in charge of fishing operations, but also for other crew members and for administrative personnel responsible for vessel equipment and maintenance. The fishermen and others who attend the seminars are presented with certificates of attendance. During 2006, the following ten training seminars were held, which were attended by 156 fishermen. Date‌‌ Program Location Attendees April 22 Venezuela Panama 5 May 25 Venezuela Cumana, Venezuela 3 June 30 IATTC La Jolla, USA 1 September 8 IATTC La Union, El Salvador 18 September 27 Venezuela Cumana, Venezuela 4 December 9 Venezuela Panama 16 December 12 Mexico Mazatlan, Mexico 44 December 15 Mexico Ensenada, Mexico 24 December 18 Mexico Ensenada, Mexico 29 December 22 Mexico Ensenada, Mexico 12
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Training and certification of fishing captains. The IATTC has conducted dolphin mortality reduction seminars for tuna fishermen since 1980. Article V of the AIDCP calls for the establishment, within the framework of the IATTC, of a system of technical training and certification of fishing captains. Under the system, the IATTC staff is responsible for main- taining a list of all captains qualified to fish for tunas associated with dolphins in the EPO. The names of the captains who meet the requirements are to be supplied to the IRP for approval and circulation to the Parties to the AIDCP. The requirements for new captains are (1) attending a training seminar organized by the IATTC staff or by the pertinent national program in coordination with the IATTC staff, and (2) having practical experience relevant to making sets on tunas associated with dolphins, including a letter of reference from a captain currently on the List, the owner or manager of a vessel with a DML, or a pertinent industry association. These seminars are intended not only for captains, who are directly in charge of fishing operations, but also for other crew members and for administrative personnel responsible for vessel equipment and mainte- xxxxx. The fishermen and others who attend the seminars are presented with certificates of attendance. During 2019, one training seminar was held, which was attended by 56 fishermen. Date Program Location 15-Jan PNAAPD (Mexican National Program) Mazatlán, Mexico
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Training and certification of fishing captains. ‌ The IATTC has conducted dolphin mortality reduction seminars for tuna fishermen since 1980. Article V of the AIDCP calls for the establishment, within the framework of the IATTC, of a system of technical training and certification of fishing captains. Under the system, the IATTC staff is responsible for maintaining a list of all captains qualified to fish for tunas associated with dolphins in the EPO. The names of the captains who meet the requirements are to be supplied to the IRP for approval and circulation to the Parties to the AIDCP. The requirements for new captains are (1) attending a training seminar organized by the IATTC staff or by the pertinent national program in coordination with the IATTC staff, and (2) having practical experience relevant to making sets on tunas associated with dolphins, including a letter of reference from a captain currently on the List, the owner or manager of a vessel with a DML, or a pertinent industry association. These seminars are intended not only for captains, who are directly in charge of fishing operations, but also for other crew members and for administrative personnel responsible for vessel equipment and maintenance. The fishermen and others who attend the seminars are presented with certificates of attendance. During 2005, the the Venezuelan national program staff conducted one seminar in Caracas, Venezuela, and the National Marine Fisheries Service of the United States conducted two seminars, both in Long Beach, California. A total of 12 fishermen attended the three seminars. No seminars were conducted by the IATTC staff or the staffs of the other national programs.
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