Your ship's Second Engineer falls while working in the engine room in port and is taken to the hospital and found unfit for duty. As Chief Engineer you inform the USCG of the accident. The Coast Guard officer you talk with asks if you have the correct complement of crew to proceed to your next port. How would you determine if the ship has the correct number of persons with the corresponding ratings required to proceed to the next port?
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