Marine Activities

Leaders and managers will use the RM process to establish and operate an effective marine activities safety program to include water operations, water activities, and civil work marine activities. Specific requirements are included in AR 385-10, Chapter 22.

References and Links

• AR 611-75 Management of Army Divers - February 2020
• AR 56-9 Army Intratheater Watercraft Systems - October 2020
• ATP 3-34.84 Military Diving: Multi-Service Tactics, Techniques, and Procedures for Military Diving Operations - June 2023
• ATP 4-15 Army Watercraft Operations - April 2015
• TC 55-509 Marine Engineman's Handbook - June 2009
• TC 55-509-1 Marine Electricity - December 2008
• TM 3-34.23 M2 Bailey Bridge - August 2013
• TM 3-34.83 Engineer Diving Operations - August 2013
• TM 3-34.86 Rigging Techniques, Procedures, and Applications - July 2012
• U.S. Department of Homeland Security / USCG Publications
• Guide to Cold Water Survival (International Maritime Organization) - November 2012
• OSHA Publication 3621: Top/Side Handler Safety in Marine Terminals
• OSHA Publication 3640: Safely Operating and Working Around Cargo Handling Equipment in Marine Terminals
• OSHA Publication 3651: Person in Water (PIW) - Prevention, Recovery and Survival in the Maritime Industry
• OSHA Publication 3653: Safe Operation of Semi-tractors in Marine Terminals
• Army Watercraft Systems website
• DOL - Maritime Operations Regulations (Standards - 29 CFR)
• DOL - Traffic Safety In Marine Terminals
• International Maritime Organization website
• DOT Transportation Maritime Operations website