Boating Safety Certificate
CompletedCompleted the required boating-safety course and certification. Proof that at least one of my side quests came with rules about navigation, emergency equipment, and not running into things.
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Licenses, certificates, courses, and assorted achievements collected along the way. Some are practical, some are technical, and some simply prove that I followed a curiosity far enough to pass a test.
Completed the required boating-safety course and certification. Proof that at least one of my side quests came with rules about navigation, emergency equipment, and not running into things.
Completed the American Red Cross online course covering first aid, CPR, and AED use for adults, children, and babies. The in-person skills session is still needed to complete the hands-on certification.
Completed the FAA-required recreational drone safety test. My drone was under the FAA registration weight threshold at the time, but learning the airspace and safety rules still seemed like a good idea.
Earn an amateur radio call sign and learn the fundamentals of radio operation, electronics, and emergency communication.
Build practical first-aid skills for rucking, hiking, F3 workouts, and situations where professional help is not immediately nearby.
Work through the free ICS-100, ICS-200, IS-700, and IS-800 courses on coordinating people and resources during incidents.
Level up from recreational flying to the FAA credential needed for commercial drone operations and future video projects.
Complete the classroom, confined-water, and open-water training required for an entry-level recreational diving certification.
Study firearms safety, wildlife conservation, survival, and responsible hunting practices through Maryland's hunter education program.