Supplement 62 Update Webinar (2022)

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ABYC Standards and Technical Information Report for Small Craft Supplement 62 Update Webinar. This webinar presents the significant changes that occurred in this year's revision of the ABYC standards.

20 Standards and Technical Information Reports were revised and published for the 2022 supplement.

These standards were:

E-13, Lithium Ion Batteries – new

S-32, Warnings and Safety Signs for Boats - new

T-33, Manufacturers Statement of Origin – new

A-32, AC Power Conversion Equipment and Systems

H-8, Buoyancy in the Event of Flooding/Swamping

H-24, Gasoline (Petrol) Fuel Systems

H-29, Canoes and Kayaks

H-30, Hydraulic Systems

H-35, Powering and Load Capacity of Pontoon Boats

H-37, Jet Boats - Light Weight

H-41, Reboarding Means, Ladders, Handholds, Rails, and Lifelines

P-21, Manual and Assisted Hydraulic Steering Systems

P-23, Mechanical Steering and Propulsion Controls for Jet Boats

S-30, Outboard Engine and Related Equipment Weights

S-31, Environmental Considerations for Systems and Components Installed Onboard Boats

T-1, Aluminum Applications for Boats and Yachts

The following technical information reports were revised for Supplement 62

TE-12, Three Phase AC Electrical Systems on Boats

TH-12, Outboard Engine Mounting Guide

TH-22, Educational Information about Carbon Monoxide

TH-23, Design, Construction, and Testing of Boats in Consideration of Carbon Monoxide

Brian Goodwin

ABYC Technical Director

As the Technical Director at the American Boat and Yacht Council, Brian is responsible for the managing the review and publication of over 70 standards. He also insures the execution of numerous grants awarded to the ABYC Technical Department. Brian is also actively liaisons with other groups including NMMA, NASBLA, SAMS, NAMS, NFPA, and SAE. Prior to assuming role as the Technical Director in 2012, he was the Technical Standards Manager at ABYC.

Craig Scholten

Technical Vice-President

ABYC

Craig W. Scholten has been actively involved in the recreational craft industry for more than 38 years. His hands-on knowledge of small craft design, engineering, manufacturing, standards, and product certification provides a great resource of experiences. Craig holds a Master Compliance Specialist Certification for small craft from Westlawn Institute of Marine Technology and a Master Technician Certification from the American Boat and Yacht Council (ABYC). He has personally assessed and certified over 500 new boat models for the global marketplace.

For over three decades Craig has served industry in multiple roles, including Director, Chairperson, Convener, Expert and Member of executive committees, technical committees, and boards of ABYC, National Marine Manufacturers Association (NMMA), the International Organization for Standardization (ISO), the International Marine Certification Institute (IMCI), and the International Council of Marine Industry Associations (ICOMIA).

Skilled in working group leadership and collaboration in both domestic and international committees, Craig demonstrates a thorough understanding of how the standards and certification processes work and have evolved over time. Extensive success in guiding the understanding of standards compliance, product testing, risk assessments, and product certifications in both the domestic and international arenas. Strong networking and leadership skills, detailed, organized, and ability to find the win-win, Craig’s leadership results in effective teams that produce valuable product.

Craig regularly shares his expertise with industry at seminars and professional conferences including ABYC, NMMA, IBEX, and METSTRADE.

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