You can apply for this endorsement when applying for a new certificate, or add it to an existing certificate.
To add it to a new certificate, you must include evidence of 20 days sea service on a ferry-in-chains with your application for a new certificate.
To add this endorsement to a current certificate you will need to:
We will ask you to declare that you are medically fit to work at sea. This includes declaring any changes to your eyesight.
You need to show you have experience working in a deck, or deck and engineering role on a ferry-in-chains. You must have completed:
You need to submit at least one of the following as proof of qualifying sea service:
You will need to provide the following certificates:
To apply:
If you have this restriction on your certificate you may apply to have the restriction removed.
To remove this restriction, you will need to:
Download the:
The Certificate of medical fitness for domestic seafarers form 1850 lets us know that you are medically fit for working at sea and includes the eyesight requirements to let us know you are not colour blind.
If you are colour blind, we will not be able to remove your daylight hours restriction.
Provide a medical practitioner with the Standards for the medical assessment of domestic seafarers and have them complete the Certificate of medical fitness for domestic seafarers form 1850.
If you do not meet the colour vision requirements of the eyesight test you must also get the practitioner to provide a certificate or statement stating that you do not suffer any greater abnormality in colour vision than could be tested by the Ishihara Test.
If you have a current AMSA medical (Certificate of medical fitness form 303) you can use this instead.
You must submit your completed medical forms with your Certificate of competency application form 426.
You must submit a copy of your:
To apply, complete and submit the Certificate of competency application form 426.
Read more about completing and submitting your application for a domestic certificate.