The Executive Board met on April 25th and due to this uncertain time we are a proposal was presented to move the 2020 seminars. The proposal was based on feedback from the survey sent out along with financial and logistical implications. After consideration the board voted to make the following changes to our 2020 seminars. Our new schedule of seminars is as follows.
Larry Russell along with your MCQB representatives will work with the MCQB to determine how this will impact those chemists seeking re-qualification along with the associated medical requirements. More information on this will follow.
For those chemists who have already paid for a seminar it can be either be applied to a future seminar or if you send me (Don Raffo) an email I will refund your money.
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This item is published on the Coast Guard’s Maritime’s Commons webpage. A copy of the referenced work instruction is attached. It can also…
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Membership is arranged in geographical sections.
This information is provided to allow individuals/companies seeking the services of a Marine Chemist to locate Chemists in your area. Before hiring any chemist ensure that they have the qualification(s) you require. This site is frequently updated and changed, however the MCA does not accept any responsibility for the accuracy of the companies or individuals listed below.
The Marine Chemist Association, Inc. is an independent professional organization composed of chemists certified by the National Fire Protection Association in accordance with the published rules. It had its origin in May 1938, as the Marine Chemists’ Subsection of the NFPA Marine Section. Upon termination of the Marine Section in 1948, the present Association was organized for the following purposes:
