Keeping rescue safe

Article Abstract:

Sailing enthusiasts should learn how to react during rescues. The riskiest part of rescues is the transfer of a crew from a boat to the rescuing vessel. Damage control and communication with rescuers are also important factors.

Methods, Rescue work

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Big ship collision course

Article Abstract:

Two sailors share their terrifying experience of handling a ship collision and tips on recognizing and preventing collision situations. Making the boat more visible on radar and at night is an important preventive measure.

Usage, Personal narratives, Prevention, Navigation, Radar, Sailors, Radar in navigation, Collisions at sea, Ship collisions

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Eight ways to sail safe

Article Abstract:

Tips for sailing safely are presented. Topics range from working on deck, moving in a galley and moving belowdeck to avoiding load paths, using winches safely and handling the spinnaker pole.

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