Bruce Stott
Senior Instructor
Residence - Sidney, BC
Nautical resume of D. Bruce Stott
2010 - Conducting non-pleasure (commercial) Transport Canada courses in Sidney, Victoria,
Cranbrook, Gold River, Campbell River, Westbank, Kamloops, Bridge River, Egmont
Conducting a CYA Cruising and Powerboat Instructor's Clinic in
Nanaimo
Authored Boating FAQs - 71 Essential Answers for Every Boater
2009 - Conducting non-pleasure (commercial) Transport
Canada courses in Sidney, Victoria, Castlegar, Cranbrook, Port McNeill, Sechelt, Kelowna, Cowichan, Kamloops and
Marathon, Ontario. Most of the courses in the Interior were aboard jetboats. Private instruction aboard
Boston Whaler 27, Catalina 30, Riviera 33, Tolleycraft 40, Kha Shing 62 and Hampton Endurance 700.
2008 - Conducting non-pleasure (commercial) Transport Canada
courses in Sidney, Burnaby, Campbell River, Revelstoke, Fort St John, Nelson, Kelowna, West Bank, Tofino,
Castlegar, Prince Rupert, Bella Coola, Bute Inlet, Surrey, Brentwood Bay, Nanaimo, Sechelt, and Princess Louisa
Inlet
Re-Certified
by CPS as a Recognized Examiner for Restricted Operator’s Certificate ROC-M with DSC endorsement
Re-Certified Marine Advanced First Aid with CPR level C and AED
training
2007 - Striper 2901, twin inboard/outboard diesels from
Sidney to Campbell River with family of three aboard. All achieved CYA Basic Powerboat standard and
ROC-M
Instructing owners of Bayliner 2855, Tiara 35,
Meridian 381, Sealine 47, Navigator 48 and Queenship 86
Conducting non-pleasure (commercial) courses in
Terrace, Prince Rupert, Gold River, Kyuquot, Barden Harbour, Campbell River, Shearwater
2006 - Catalina 28 from Sidney to Horseshoe Bay with owner
aboard
Deliver Mainship 34
Pilot from Sidney to Vancouver for Custom Yacht Sales
Instructing on Princess
50, Carver 53 and Sea Ray 56
Technical revision of “Basic Powerboating Skills Manual” for the Canadian
Yachting Association with Jimmy Watt
2005
Wendon 73 - Sidney to Vancouver
Canoe Cove 37 - Sidney to Port Hardy
Instruct owners - Marquis 65 motor yacht and a SeaLine 47 motor
yacht
Completed a technical review of Xplain Coastal and Offshore Skipper and
play2sail for infowerk software-entwicklungs gmbh based in Austria. This is a Multi-media Based Training
program.
Re-Certified by CPS as a Recognized Examiner for Restricted Operator’s
Certificate ROC-M with DSC endorsement
Marine Advanced First Aid
2004
Sidney to Bamfield and return for five days, up to 20 miles off-shore,
aboard Riviera 47 with new owner. Taught boat handling, navigation and boat systems including RayMarine integrated
GPS/Depthsounder/ Chartplotter/Radar including MARPA, most of two days were in fog
2003
Transport Canada Accredited Instructor
- Marine Emergency Duties A3 – Basic Safety for Small Non-pleasure
craft
- Marine Emergency Duties A4 – Basic Safety and Operator Proficiency
- Small Non-pleasure Vessel Operator Proficiency
Technical revision of “Basic Powerboating Skills Manual” for the Canadian
Yachting Association with Jimmy Watt
2002
Marine Emergency Duties A2 – Small Vessel Safety
Marine Emergency Duties A3 – Basic Safety for Small Non-pleasure
craft
Marine Emergency Duties A4 – Basic Safety and Operator Proficiency
1997 - Powerboat Instructor for West Coast Powerboat Handling
Teaching Crew Boat Operator (SAFER) course to the Forestry industry
1996 - Certified Personal Watercraft Instructor, Canadian
Watercraft Training Centre
1994 - Master, MV PRIDE OF VICTORIA 30 tons, 45 feet, 40
passengers and three crew
1992 - Power Instructor-Evaluator Canadian Yachting Association
(CYA)
Co-evaluator
for two power instructor clinics with a total of 14 Instructors
1991 - Instructor on Kha Shing 62'
Power
Instructor Certification - (CYA)
1990 - 1994 Chairman, Learn to Cruise, B.C. Sailing, Member
of National Learn to Cruise Committee CYA
1989 - Advisory Board, Nautical Training, Camosun College,
Victoria
1988 - Master MV MESOUDA 24 Ton, 41 feet, 25
passengers.
Deckhand/Steward MV MESOUDA
Charter Boat
Operator Certificate, Camosun College, Victoria
Transport
Canada - Master of Small Passenger Craft, 40 Ton, 40 Passengers
CYA Coastal
Yachtmaster Certification
Communications Canada, Examiner Class V, & Radiotelephone Operator's Restricted Certificate, Maritime
Compulsory
1987 - 2 Power boat Deliveries from Vancouver - Sidney, 1 sail boat
single-handed
1986 - Navigator and co-skipper, C-Bird 37 Victoria - Bamfield -
San Francisco
1983 - Cruising Instructor Evaluator with CYA - Qualified to train and
certify Sail Cruising Instructors
Taught two Instructor Qualification Clinics in San Francisco for the American
Sailing Association
1982 - Delivery Sidney - Powell River, C & C 32
1980 - Present GULF ISLANDS CRUISING SCHOOL LTD.
Co-Owner/Operator, see About Us
Teaching CYA
Basic, Intermediate, Advanced Cruising, Powerboat and Coastal Navigation Standards
Author of
Coastal Navigation Correspondence course.
Teaching
power boat handling on boats from 19'-73', single, twin and triple engines
Operated a
bareboat charter fleet of up to 17 boats, both power and sail, ranging in length from 25’ to 47’ until
2005
1977 - present CANADIAN POWER & SAIL SQUADRONS -Life
Member
Certificates
achieved: Boating, Seamanship Sail, Advanced Piloting, Marine Electronics, Instructor Training, Weather
Past Commander and Training Officer
National
Staff Commander on Seamanship Sail Committee.
Instructor
for Boating, Instructor Training, Advanced Piloting, Weather, Seamanship Sail and Boatwise
1971 - 1979 City of Calgary, Parks and Recreation Division Instructor
and Senior Instructor for adult sailing programs, supervising up to 45 students and three
Instructors
1973 - United States Coast Guard Skipper's Course
1966 - Canadian Coast Guard, Seaman, CCGS STONETOWN, 567
registered tons Ocean Station Papa, 50°N, 145°W, six weeks at sea
1962 & 1963 Royal Victoria Yacht Club Junior Sailing Programs,
achieved Skipper certificate
Vessels skippered or instructed
aboard
SAIL
Numerous dinghies from 8' to 16’
San Juan 24, 28
Bayfield, 25
C & C 25, 26, 27, 29, 30, 32, 33, 34, 35, 37/40+, 38, Landfall
38
Catalina 27, 28, 30, 320, 34, 36, 380
Cal 25, 27, 28, 29
Ranger 26
Yamaha 26
Sun 27
Sunstar 28
O'Day 26, 37
Olson 911SE (30)
Tanzer 26
Beneteau 28, 35, 373, 38
Fraser 30
Saturna 33
Cooper 353
Elite 364
C-Bird 37
Hunter 29.5, 30, 310, 33, 33.5, 34, 35.5, Vision 36, 380, 40.5
Hanse 400
Whitby 42
Waterline 48
Maple Leaf 56
POWER
Albin 25
Campion 19, 26
Limestone Express 24
Commander 26 twin
Glacier Bay 26 twin outboards
Zeta 26
Prowler 26, 30 twins
Boston Whaler 27
Monterey 27
Camano 28
Striper 29 twin outboards
Striper 291 twin inboards
Fairline 32 twin
Phoenix 34
Sea Ray 28 & 34 twin
Grand Banks 32, 36
Bayliner 2755, 28, 30, 32, 3818, 4588, 47
Silverton 34
Tiara 35
Californian 36
Grand Mariner 36 single
Meridian 381 twin
Mainship 400
Tolleycraft 40
40 Victorian twin
41 President twin
Carver 36, 40, 430, 53
Krogen 42
Custom 41 catamaran twin, certified passenger vessel
Canoe Cove 30, 37, 41, 42 & 47 twin
Garren Blakely 47 twin
Riviera 33, 37, 40, 42, 47 twin
Sealine 47 twin
Princess 50 twin
Carver 53 twin
Sea Ray 56 twin
Kha Shing 62 twin
Marquis 65 twin
Pacific Mariner 65
Hampton Endurance 700
Wendon 73 twin
Queenship 86 twin
Numerous aluminium crew boats and landing craft
Sea time - Since 1980 I have spent in excess of 2800 days underway. The
majority of this time has been in live-aboard cruises in the Gulf Islands and Strait of Georgia. I have also sailed
San Francisco Bay, Lake Ontario and off Honolulu. Power boat courses have been taught in Victoria, Vancouver,
Sidney, Oak Bay, Nanaimo, Gold River, Bamfield, Quatsino Sound, Port Alice, Port McNeill, Campbell River, Powell
River, Powell Lake, Prince Rupert, Bella Coola, Bella Bella(Shearwater Resort), Barnard Harbour, Fort St. John,
Revelstoke, Castlegar, Nelson, Schooner Cove, Smithers, Terrace, Kyuquot, Marathon ON and Port
Alberni.
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