Duties

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Safety Boat Helms

Safety Boat Helms Your role is to................... Preparation for the day. Open the boat sheds (key inside the key safe in the galley). Check there’s sufficient unleaded petrol for the day (includ…

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Race Officers

You will need to take the comm. boat kill cord out with you. The cabin door key is attached to this. You will also need the red metal fuel can from the boat shed which you will connect it to the fuel…

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Officer of the Day (OOD)

Your role is to oversee the day and help delegate tasks; you may be needed to help in the galley at busy times. Ensure the rest of the crew are aware of what is expected of them. Please find a compre…

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Using the Urn

How to use the Burco Catering Urn. Information. Always use the urn on a flat level surface and positioned so that you can get the teapot underneath it, before you fill it with water. Lift the lid; if…

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Why do I have to do a duty?

Duties are of course a condition of membership, but it is important that members understand the reasons behind the concept of duties. It appears that some people think a duty crew is there solely to…

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First Aid

The First Aid Box and accident forms are kept in the labelled kitchen cabinet If you use any supplies please tell a committee member –there are some spare in the Store cupboard –top shelf There is an…

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Using Club Radios

Please use the radios. It is important that duty officers can alert each other to any situations, (emergency or information based) that arise. We have 4 radios and a base station in the galley. One f…

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Emergency Plans

Guidelines for action in the event of a major incident. Officer of the Day (OOD) / Senior Instructor / Committee Member should conduct an initial assessment of the situation and: Ring 999 and request…

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