BASIC POWERBOATING. SAFETY & RESCUE FOR SAILING INSTRUCTORS


5. Basic Boat Handling Leaving


Holding Position Turning Maneuvers Returning to a dock Securing a Boat


6. Advanced Boathandling Anchoring


Leaving a Dock Spring Line Docking


Return to Slip or Mooring Coming Alongside a Boat High-Speed Maneuvering Heavy Weather Maneuvering


7. Equipment & Communication Preparation


Required Equipment Equipment for Teaching Emergency Equipment


Awareness of Local Hazards Marine VHF Radio


Mobile/Cellular Phones GMRS & FRS Two-Ways


8. Concepts & Considerations for Emergencies & Rescues Priorities


Flexibility of Response Assistance & Supervision Communication Comprehension


9. Rescue of Person in Water PIW Rescues


Retrieval of PIW


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10. Capsized Sailboat Rescues Response


Assess Situation Level of Assistanee Safety Boat Positioning


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Approaching Capsized Sailboat 64 Assisted Rescue Methods Capsized Boat Rescues Turtled Boat Rescues


Turtled Boat with Mast Stuck Catamaran Rescues


Swamped Boat Rescues Pump Equipment


Pump-out Rescue Methods Sailor Entrapment Rescues Windsurfer Rescues


11. Grounded Boat Rescues Response Factors Assess Situation Communication Rescue Methods


Hazardous Weather Rescues


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Access to Weather Information 83 Risk Assessment Rescue Options


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12. Towing


Towing Factors Towlines


Towing Concepts


Towing Communication Picking Up a Tow


Maneuvering with a Tow Releasing a Tow


Towing Multiple Sailboats


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