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Start Powerboating RYA Powerboat Level 1

Start Powerboating RYA Powerboat Level 1. Stuart Scrimgeour RYA Powerboat Trainer NSPB Chief Powerboat Instructor.

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Start Powerboating RYA Powerboat Level 1

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  1. Start Powerboating RYA Powerboat Level 1 Stuart Scrimgeour RYA Powerboat Trainer NSPB Chief Powerboat Instructor

  2. Introduction & Welcome Course LeaderInstructor StaffVenue layout – Toilets & Changing FacilitiesFire Procedure1st Aid ProvisionsCourse timesSite Rules – Do’s & Don'tsLake Layout & HazardsActions in the event of an Emergency

  3. Structure of the RYA Scheme START POWERBOATING Level 1 • Further OptionsInstructorAdvanced InstructorPowerboat TrainerPWC Instructor NATIONAL POWERBOAT CERTIFICATE Level 2 SAFETY BOAT COURSE INTERMEDIATE COURSE ADVANCED COURSE

  4. Course Contents Practical Theory Launch and Recovery Preparation of the Boat & Crew Boat Handling Underway Securing to a Buoy Coming Alongside Being Towed Man Overboard Hull and Engine Types

  5. Clothing Preparation Possible Clothing Considerations • Temperature • Location • Time afloat • Type of boat • Conditions • Wind and spray • Your health • Entering the water? • Fleece inner suit • Spray suits • Wet suit • Dry suit • Sailing jacket and trousers • Trainers / pumps / wet suit boots / wellingtons • Hat and gloves

  6. Life Jacket or Buoyancy Aid?

  7. Wind Awareness Sources of wind direction information Flags Burgee Smoke Back of the neck or face Sails Other boats Ripples on the water

  8. Time to go afloat

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