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Please include photos if possible. These rankings are a preliminary field assessment for Vessels of Concern. 
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Rank
Steel, aluminum, or 
Visible holes in hull and/or listing 
Broken up and no 
Steel, aluminum, or 
fiberglass hull, rusted 
Wooden hull or other hull 
or still upright, but low enough to 
fiberglass hull in 
longer seaworthy; 
or aged; Possibly sitting 
material in poor condition or 
touch bottom during low tide; Or 
good condition and 
Severe list (30 or 
Hull Condition 
slightly low in water, 
riding noticeably low in 
vessel is being continuously 
vessel floating with 
more) and/or sunk or 
but appears to be 
water, but floating free
mechanically de‐watered to stay 
and Position in 
normal freeboard
aground
floating free
afloat
Water
Very little effort to limit public 
Not accessible to 
Access to vessel is 
Public access to vessel is 
access to vessel, broken parts 
Unrestricted public 
public, not a site of 
difficult for public, not 
somewhat limited, some 
causing hazardous surfaces 
access onto vessel, used 
criminal activity or 
likely a site of criminal 
broken parts and physical 
and/or attractive nuisance, 
as a dump site or site of 
dumping
activity or dumping
hazards
possible site of criminal activity or 
other criminal activity
Public Safety
dumping
Tied securely to 
Moored or anchored securely 
Not secure but not adrift 
In danger of becoming 
Moored or anchored 
dock with sound 
but mooring lines worn or 
(grounded or beached), mooring 
adrift in immediate 
securely
lines
with heavy marine growth
lines parting
future
How Secured
Encroaching upon middle of 
Encroaching upon 
Encroaching upon middle of high‐
Away from vessel 
Near limited vessel 
moderate traffic area (e.g., 
middle of navigable 
traffic area, such as approach to 
Navigational 
traffic
traffic
approaches to small marinas 
waterway (e.g., a traffic 
large marinas or ports
Hazard
or ports)
lane)
Could potentially carry large 
Multiple containers of unknown 
Does not likely contain 
amounts of fuel or HAZMAT; 
materials visible on vessel, 
Leaking oil or HAZMAT 
Known to be clean
much fuel or HAZMAT. 
Environmental 
ongoing activities make spill 
ongoing activities (e.g., scrapping) 
imminent
Residual amounts only
possible
makes spill likely
Hazard
If a vessel is in tresspass, and/or in a protected or sensative 
Score
for all shaded boxes, immediately contact the NRC 
area, add 3 to the total. 
24‐hour response: 800‐424‐8802
TOTAL SCORE: 
5‐12…… GREEN
13‐17…… YELLOW
18‐28…… RED
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