OUPV & 100-Ton Master · Medical Certificate
Separate from the MMC, a mariner serving in a deck capacity must also hold a current:
- AMedical certificate (issued after a physical examination on the required form)✓ Correct
- BPassport only
- CPilot's aviation medical
- DDriver's license endorsement
Explanation
A valid medical certificate, issued by the Coast Guard after review of a physical examination (CG-719K), is required in addition to the MMC. It attests the mariner meets vision, hearing, and general health standards for the duties endorsed.
Authority: 46 CFR Part 10, Subpart C
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