Title Page
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Document No.
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Assessment
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Client / Site
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Conducted on
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Prepared by
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Location
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Personnel
Powerboat Handling
Trip Preparation
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Is able to complete pre-departure checks and give a safety brief
Boats and Equipment
Type of Craft
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Has an awareness of different hull shapes and their handling characteristics
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Recognises the advantages and disadvantages of different engine and drive types
Engines and Fuel
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Has an awareness of fuel, oil and maintenance requirements for modern engines
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Can undertake basic fault finding
Launching
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Is familiar with methods for launching and recovery in tidal areas
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Can identify safety features of a boat trailer
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Care and maintenance of trailer features including winch, lights and bearings
Boat Handling - Skills and Techniques
Low Speed Manoeuvres
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Has working knowledge of trim, stability, controls and effects of steering and propellers
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Can turn around a vessel around in a confined area
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Can depart and come alongside a berth with the use of springs in "ahead" or "astern"
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Can recover a Man Overboard in varying conditions
High Speed Manoeuvres
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Can manoeuvre a vessel through high speed "S" and "U" turns
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Can recover a Man Overboard
Swell and Waves
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Can apply techniques applicable to handling a small powerboat in swell and waves
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Is familiar with techniques for bat crossings
Towing
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Can rig a boat for towing alongside or astern
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Knows the precautions to be taken prior to and during a tow
Navigation
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Can calculate a course allowing for variation
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Has basic knowledge of factors such a tidal heights and streams (where applicable)
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Has an awareness of high speed navigation techniques
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Can use a GPS or Chart Plotter as an aid to navigation
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Is aware of the limitations when using electronic charts
Passage making
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Can plan a passage with consideration of weather, crew and vessel capabilities.
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Undertake a short passage by day or night incorporating navigation and rules of the road
Safety and Emergencies
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Demonstrates correct use of the Kill Cord at all times whilst underway
Instructor details
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Instructors Signature
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Date
Powerboat Handling - duplicate
Trip Preparation
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Is able to complete pre-departure checks and give a safety brief
Boats and Equipment
Type of Craft
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Has an awareness of different hull shapes and their handling characteristics
-
Recognises the advantages and disadvantages of different engine and drive types
Engines and Fuel
-
Has an awareness of fuel, oil and maintenance requirements for modern engines
-
Can undertake basic fault finding
Launching
-
Is familiar with methods for launching and recovery in tidal areas
-
Can identify safety features of a boat trailer
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Care and maintenance of trailer features including winch, lights and bearings
Boat Handling - Skills and Techniques
Low Speed Manoeuvres
-
Has working knowledge of trim, stability, controls and effects of steering and propellers
-
Can turn around a vessel around in a confined area
-
Can depart and come alongside a berth with the use of springs in "ahead" or "astern"
-
Can recover a Man Overboard in varying conditions
High Speed Manoeuvres
-
Can manoeuvre a vessel through high speed "S" and "U" turns
-
Can recover a Man Overboard
Swell and Waves
-
Can apply techniques applicable to handling a small powerboat in swell and waves
-
Is familiar with techniques for bat crossings
Towing
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Can rig a boat for towing alongside or astern
-
Knows the precautions to be taken prior to and during a tow
Navigation
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Can calculate a course allowing for variation
-
Has basic knowledge of factors such a tidal heights and streams (where applicable)
-
Has an awareness of high speed navigation techniques
-
Can use a GPS or Chart Plotter as an aid to navigation
-
Is aware of the limitations when using electronic charts
Passage making
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Undertake a short passage by day or night incorporating navigation and rules of the road
Safety and Emergencies
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Demonstrates correct use of the Kill Cord at all times whilst underway
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Instructors Signature
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Date