Next Meeting: May 11, 2010 | Location: Lexington, Kentucky
The Engineering, Reporting & Analysis Committee will work to advance boating safety by examining and making recommendations on the criteria and methods used to collect and measure boating accident and fatality data; assessing boat-specific, operator and external risk factors using those and other available, related data; and identifying equipment design and boating safety program efforts that can mitigate the risks associated with recreational boating.	Committee Chair Toby Velasquez New Mexico
2010 Documents 2010 Committee Roster and Charges   2009 Documents Meeting Summary March 6, 2009 Committee Presentations Monitoring Reports Recommended Guidelines for Investigators and BARD-Web Data Entry Personnel: Types of Boating Accidents and Contributing Factors/Causes Defined Analysis of Incidents and Trends Associated with Operator Non-Compliance with Safety Equipment Carriage Requirements Report on Analysis, Findings and Recommendations Appendices to Report on Analysis, Findings and Recommendations Report on Factors Associated with Fatalities among Children and Youth Boater Populations Survey on Gaps in Accident Reporting: Final Report on Survey Results and Recommendations Report on Analysis of Fatality Patterns and Safety Campaigns (working document) Appendices to Report on Analysis of Fatality Patterns and Safety Campaigns Template for In-depth Analysis of Fatality Trends by Body of Water (working document)
2008 Documents Boating Accident Analysis Status Report Paddlesports Accident Training Module Accident Reporting Practices (Identifying Gaps in Reporting) Status Report Analysis of Non-Compliance with Safety Equipment Carriage Requirements Status Report Monitoring Work - UL PFD Working Group & ABYC Product Interface Committee Special Risks Interim Report:      Analysis of High Risk Vessel Type Accidents      Analysis of Injuries & Fatalities, with Emphasis on Children and Youth March 14-15, 2008 Meeting Summary