RedactedNarrative: Vessel 1 (V1), owned and operated by OP1, was attempting to park at the PGA Marina docks. The PGA Marina is located on the Northwest corner of the PGA Boulevard Bridge. V1 was pulled South from the marina docks by tidal current into a cordoned off construction zone on the Northwest corner of the PGA Boulevard Bridge fender system. V1 became caught in a yellow spill control boom surrounding the construction zone. V1 then drifted further into the construction zone and contacted a high density polyethylene pipe ( HEDP protective pipe) covering submerged electrical cables. The back of V1’s outboard motor cowlings also made contact with one of the bridge pilings. The operator was able to free V1 from the construction zone and successfully docked at the PGA Marina docks.  
  During my inspection of V1, I observed yellow paint transfer on both of V1’s outboard motor lower units and on a bent edge of the port side motor propeller. The back of each outboard motor cowling sustained paint damage from their contact with the bridge piling. The yellow spill control boom was torn from its contact with V1’s outboard motors and one of the HEDP protective pipes on the bridge was damaged. The construction company project manager advised engineers found damage to the conduit in the electrical cables as well.
  All persons involved were uninjured. The operator of V1 was unable to control his vessel in the tidal current and was the primary cause of the accident.
  