Sea Safety Information

Boating should be fun and enjoyable but to do this you have to know what you are doing and also know your limits. below is a guide produced by the RNLI giving basic sea safety information. Below that is details and a link to the Royal Yachting Association site giving details of training courses available

GET TRAINED, STAY SAFE, ENJOY YOUR TIME AFLOAT

Click to download the RNLI Sea Safety Guide

Every year our volunteer lifeboat crews respond to around 8000 incidents many of which could have been prevented by observing simple safety precautions. Over half of these launches are to leisure craft. So potentially more lives could be saved and fewer lifeboat call outs would be needed if leisurecraft users became more aware of the potential dangers. This guide has been created as part of the RNLI's committment to prevention throuugh sea safety education.Sea Safety The Complete Guide aims to help you enjoy your time afloat safely so that you do not become a rescue statistic.

This booklet is for you to read at home the pdf document can be printed so you can take it with you when you go out on the water. It covers the basiic information you need to consider when going out on the sea.

Please click the image to download the guide

Click to go to the RYA site for course details

The Royal Yachting Assocaition run training courses for all classes of boater whether you are a complete novice or have some experience. Courses are for both sea boating and inland boating and cover both powered craft and yachting.You will quite likely find that the coure you require is being held at a centre near you. Click the image to find out more.

 

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