RedactedNarrative: On Tuesday 6/1/2021, V1 was being operated by OP1. Vessel one was travelling south on the ICW in Broward County Florida. Vessel one was being operated at speed, when the operator made a sharp right hand turn and collided with the concrete piling of a residential dock.
  
  PRE-ACCIDENT 
  OP1 was operating Jet Ski southbound on the Intracoastal Waterway following the company guide at changing intervals of speed.
  
  ACCIDENT 
  OP1, following the guide, decided to accelerate the jet ski to put it up on plane and run fast. Upon pushing the accelerator on the jet ski OP1 lost control and at the higher rate of speed the jet ski made a sharp right turn causing it to crash into the piling of the dock.
  
  POST ACCIDENT 
  OP1 was pulled from the water by his father who was on a different jet ski following behind. The father then placed OP1 on his jet ski and ran him back to the dock of the rental company where EMS was waiting to transport OP1 to the hospital. Fire Rescue transported OP1 to Broward General Hospital. The company guide secured the jet ski to a dock near the scene of the accident and ran OP1’s younger brother back to the rental company’s dock.
  
  CONCLUSION
  Based on evidence and information gathered to date, this accident was caused by operator inexperience. OP1 had completed the required boater safety course; however, this was his first time operating a jet ski. OP1’s lack of experience with operating the jet ski and his lack of knowledge with the function and operation of the jet ski has a significant impact on the cause of this accident.; OP1,:Broke both wrist and Femur
  