; and (C) each non-operating individual is identified on the manifest; (2) ensure that— (A) each non-operating individual possesses— (i) a merchant mariner’s document; (ii) a transportation worker identification credential under section 70105; or (iii) a current security clearance issued by a Federal agency; or (B) the employer of such an individual attests in a certificate to the owner or managing operator that— (i) the background of such individual has been examined and found to be free of any credible information indicating a material risk to the security of the vessel, the vessel’s cargo, the ports the vessel visits, or other individuals onboard the vessel;; (ii) such examination— (I) met the requirements of section 70105(d)(2), for persons described in paragraph (1)(A)(i) of this subsection; or (II) consisted of a search of all information reasonably available to the owner or managing operator in the individual’s country of citizenship and any other country in which the individual works, receives employment referrals, or resides, for persons described in paragraph (1)(A)(ii) of this subsection; and (iii) the information derived from any such examination is made available to the Secretary upon request; (3) ensure that each non-operating individual of the vessel, while on board the vessel, is subject to the same random chemical testing and reporting regimes as crew members; (4) ensure that each such individual employed on the vessel receives basic safety familiarization and basic safety training approved by the Coast Guard