Working documents, free to use
Written for owners, port captains and compliance managers — not for other security firms. Everything here cites the rule it comes from, and none of it requires talking to us first.
The compliance kit: everything, one link
The single page holding every free document, guide and reference on this site. If someone at Fairway sent you one link, it was this one.
Read it —WebinarThe 2027 Countdown
Forty-five minutes, live, on what is due and in what order — with time for your questions. Register and the calendar invite comes to you.
Read it —ReferenceWhere this industry actually lives
Twenty-five checked links: the associations, trade publications, conferences and government sources that matter under this rule. Nothing sponsored.
Read it —PrintableThe NRC call-script card and the training-records template
Two documents for the obligations already in force: the incident call script for the wheelhouse, and a records template matched to the inspector's job aid. Free — we ask for a name.
Read it —Annotated outlineThe 14-section Cybersecurity Plan, annotated
Every section a plan must contain under §101.630, what a reviewer expects to find in each, and the mistakes that get template plans returned.
Read it —Working guideA training program that survives inspection
The §101.650(d) requirements as a runnable program: who trains, on what, when, and the exact record fields the inspector's job aid checks.
Read it —PlaybookThe 2027 deadline playbook
The compliance clock, the artifact checklist, the waiver decision, and a month-by-month plan that gets a 5–50 boat operator to submission-ready.
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