Safety Tool

Float Plan
Generator

A completed float plan with a responsible party is your most important safety measure. Build, review, and share yours before every trip.

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Step 1 — Vessel Information

Step 2 — Captain & Crew

Step 3 — Route Plan & Waypoints

⚓ Active Stops & Waypoints Checklist

No stops added. Add custom stops below or load a route.

🗺️ Live Route Preview

Total Distance 0.0 NM
Est. Fuel Burn 0.0 Gal
AVG SPEED (KT)
BURN RATE (GPH)

⚠️ FUEL DISCLAIMER: Fuel estimates are illustrative mathematical models only. They do not account for fuel reserves, wind, currents, sea state, idling, maneuvering, or route deviations. Captains are legally responsible for verifying their vessel's actual burn rates and ensuring adequate fuel (including safety reserves) is carried.

Step 4 — Safety Equipment Checklist

Select all onboard equipment. Verify requirements for your vessel size class before departure.

📋 Potentially Required / Mandatory (Vessel Size & Route Specific)

❄️ Strongly Recommended (Cold-Water & Seamanship)

📡 Trip-Specific (Remote Navigation & SAR Tracking)

⛺ Optional / Comfort & Secondary Gear

If overdue or emergency
Call USCG: 907-428-4100
VHF Channel 16
VESSEL
Name:
Type:
Length:
Color:
Reg #:
VHF:
EPIRB:
CAPTAIN & CREW
Captain:
Cell:
Persons Aboard:
Emergency Contact:
EC Phone:
ROUTE
From:
Departure:
Destination:
Return ETA:
Fuel Aboard:
Est. Distance:
Est. Fuel Consumption:
EMERGENCY INSTRUCTIONS

WAYPOINTS & TRANSIT CHECKLIST
Stop Location Name Coordinates Arrived
No specific waypoints defined. Refer to final destination.
SAFETY EQUIPMENT CHECKLIST
⚠️ Local Print & Cache Disclosures While PWSGUIDE.com does not save or transmit any information entered in this generator, utilizing the print, export PDF, or email functionalities will pass this manifest to your local operating system, local network print spoolers, browser print cache, or third-party email clients. Take precautions when utilizing this tool on shared or public terminals.