X3 MaritimeFree tool · 46 CFR 16.230

Random Testing,By the Numbers.

Your average covered crew and how often you draw.

The rules your operation answers to

46 CFR 136-144Subchapter M towing vessels
46 CFR 199.180Monthly drills
46 CFR 10.301Medical certificates
46 CFR 16.230Random testing — 50%
29 CFR 1915.12Confined & enclosed spaces
29 CFR 1917.50Crane certification
33 CFR 105.220Security drills every 3 months
33 CFR 155.1060Spill response exercises
46 CFR 4.05-10CG-2692 within 5 days
46 CFR 4.06-32-hour / 32-hour test clocks
46 CFR 136-144Subchapter M towing vessels
46 CFR 199.180Monthly drills
46 CFR 10.301Medical certificates
46 CFR 16.230Random testing — 50%
29 CFR 1915.12Confined & enclosed spaces
29 CFR 1917.50Crane certification
33 CFR 105.220Security drills every 3 months
33 CFR 155.1060Spill response exercises
46 CFR 4.05-10CG-2692 within 5 days
46 CFR 4.06-32-hour / 32-hour test clocks

Average covered crew this yearAnnual rate (%)Draws per year

Inside X3 the same math runs on your real records, reminds you before each date, and prints the proof. Start a free 14-day trial.

The minimum annual rate is 50% of the average number of covered crewmembers unless the Coast Guard publishes a different rate (46 CFR 16.230). Random testing is for drugs; the Coast Guard MIS report counts drug tests only. Select at least once a quarter and notify people so they report immediately.