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The Criteria for Yacht Certification It must be at least 26 feet long. It must meet the safety standards of the American Boats Yacht Council (ABYC). The manufacturer must submit a detailed model application. NMMA inspectors must inspect a model once per year, and any variances within the unit must be corrected.
It must be at least 26 feet long. It must meet the safety standards of the American Boats Yacht Council (ABYC). ABYC standards are detailed and cover safety and design elements like power, steering, electricity, construction, and repair. The manufacturer must submit a detailed model application.
A recent study from the USCG found that NMMA Certified Boats using ABYC Standards are 43% to 47% less likely to have certain accidents and reduce fatality risks by 26% to 58% when compared to non-certified boats. ABYC standards not only decrease accident occurrences but also lessen their severity.
Participating boat manufacturers must submit applications for all models; each model must be physically inspected by an NMMA inspector annually. To achieve Certification, a manufacturer must demonstrate that all variances found during the inspection have been corrected.
Purchasing a Phenom Yacht means that you are buying an NMMA Certified boat. This assures that you are buying a boat that meets or exceeds the industry-standard ABYC Standards. It also means that every model is yearly tested and inspected to make sure that all of the new or updated standards are being applied each year.

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NMMA certification ensures that manufacturers meet the latest safety, environmental, and performance regulations, including ISO standards, EPA, and USCG requirements. Certification also minimizes risks associated with regulatory compliance and potential fines.
Boating Benefits Used-boat buyers can look for the NMMA-Certified using ABYC standards logo on the capacity plate of boats measuring 26 feet or less, or look for a Yacht Certified plate, typically metal and permanently affixed, if the boat is longer than 26 feet.

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