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USCG Serviceable Condition Standards for PFDs (Life Jackets)
The U.S. Coast Guard deems a Personal Flotation Device (PFD) serviceable only if it meets all four criteria:
- Good condition: No damage, deterioration, or defects affecting performance.
- Proper maintenance: Inspected and tested per manufacturer instructions.
- No unauthorized modifications: Unaltered in any way that could impair function.
- Correct type and size: Appropriate for the intended user and activity.
PFDs failing any of these checks must be replaced. Regular inspection before each outing is essential for safety compliance.
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