Safety and Sea Survival Courses
Learn skills
that are essential should an emergency situation arise offshore.
(There are some exemptions for people already holding certain
marine qualifications & certificates). The Safety and Sea
Survival Course was developed following the tragedies of the 1998
Sydney to Hobart Race. This course covers the important issues
that can arise when offshore sailing. From July 1st 2002, it is
an YA requirement that 50% of the crew of a yacht competing in
offshore Cat. 1 & 2 racing should hold this certificate.
We not only
teach racing crew but also blue water cruisers and sailors with
an overall interest in the sport. The course covers the following
areas listed below and is completed with practical wet drills
and setting off distress flares. |
Syllabus Includes
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Causes of marine emergencies |
Use of life rafts / abandoning ship |
Principles of survival |
Weather forecasts and meteorology |
Personal lifesaving appliances |
Fire prevention and fire fighting |
Areas of risk and emergencies |
Wet drills |
Search and rescue |
Rough and severe weather strategies |
Use of pyrotechnics |
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| Format:
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16
hours for Full Course: 8 hours for Re-validation Course
(inclusive of wet drills and flares) |
| Cost: |
$425
Full course
$300 For Re-validation Course
$250 Theory only
$260 Wet drills only
$295 Wet drills and theory assessment
$125 Theory assessment only |
| Result: |
YA
Safety & Sea Survival Certificate, Registration with YA |
| Register: |
Course
Registration |
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