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Junior CrewPrimary School Program for Years 3, 4 and 5
Flashcards
Department of Transport
Flashcard - 1
Skip says“Looks like a great day for boating but always check the weather.”
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Skip says“Make your checks before you launch”.
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Skip says“Make sure you secure your boat”.
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Skip says“Mind your step and welcome aboard”.
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Skip says“Make sure your lifejacket fits you.”
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Skip says“The three L’s, lifejackets on, legs inside the boat and listen to the skipper.”
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Skip says“Keep a proper lookout.”
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Skip says“Always try to help others.”
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Skip says“Keep your arms and legs inside the boat.”
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Weather is KingThe most up to date weather forecasts are Radio, Telephone and Computer.
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Weather is KingThe Newspaper provides weather information.
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Weather is KingThe Television News provides weather information.
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Weather is KingThe Internet provides the most current weather information.
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Weather is KingKeep cool and covered in summer.
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Weather is KingKeep warm and dry in winter.
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Flas
h Ca
rd -
16
Safet
y sa
ves l
ives
Som
e ite
ms m
ust b
e car
ried
when
boa
ting.
Prot
ecte
d W
ater
sla
kes,
rive
rs,
inle
ts a
nd
estu
arie
s ex
cept
La
ke A
rgyle
0-2
Naut
ical
M
iles
fro
m th
e m
ainl
and
shor
e
2-5
Naut
ical
M
iles
fro
m th
e m
ainl
and
shor
e
Over
5
Naut
ical
M
iles
fro
m th
e m
ainl
and
shor
e
Recr
eatio
nal S
kipp
er’s
Tic
ket
The
skip
per o
f a re
crea
tiona
l ves
sel,
powe
red
by a
mot
or g
reat
er th
an
4.5k
wp (6
hp)
mus
t hol
d an
RST
.✓
✓✓
✓Bi
lge
Pum
p/Ba
iler
All v
esse
ls m
ust c
arry
a b
ilge
pum
p.
Vess
els u
nder
7 m
etre
s m
ay c
arry
a
baile
r in
lieu
of a
bilg
e pu
mp.
✓✓
✓✓
Fire
Ext
ingu
ishe
rVe
ssels
with
an
inboa
rd e
ngine
or
carry
ing h
ydro
carb
on h
eatin
g or
co
oling
app
lianc
es m
ust c
arry
an
appr
oved
fire
exti
nguis
her.
✓✓
✓✓
Anch
or a
nd L
ine
An e
fficie
nt a
ncho
r and
line
mus
t be
car
ried.
−✓
✓✓
Life
jack
etA
lifejac
ket b
earin
g th
e lab
el PF
D Ty
pe 1
or
the
Austr
alian
sta
ndar
d AS
151
2 or
AS
4758
- Le
vel 1
00
(or h
ighe
r) m
ust b
e ca
rried
for e
very
pe
rson
onb
oard
.
−✓
✓✓
Red
and
Oran
ge F
lare
s (in
dat
e)At
leas
t two
han
d he
ld re
d fla
res
and
two
hand
held
ora
nge
flare
s m
ust b
e ca
rried
. Two
par
achu
te fl
ares
may
be
carri
ed in
lieu
of th
e tw
o ha
nd h
eld
red
flare
s an
d a
smok
e ca
niste
r may
be
car
ried
in lie
u of
the
smok
e fla
res.
−✓
✓✓
EPIR
B
EPIR
B (in
dat
e)A
406
MHz
EPI
RB re
giste
red
with
AM
SA b
earin
g th
e sta
ndar
d AS
/NZS
42
80.1
mus
t be
carri
ed if
pro
ceed
ing
mor
e th
an 2
mile
s fro
m th
e m
ainlan
d sh
ore
or m
ore
than
400
met
res
from
an
islan
d lo
cate
d m
ore
than
2 m
iles
from
the
main
land
shor
e.
−−
✓✓
Para
chut
e Fl
ares
(in
date
)A
mini
mum
of t
wo p
arac
hute
flar
es
mus
t be
carri
ed if
ope
ratin
g m
ore
than
5 m
iles
from
the
main
land
shor
e or
mor
e th
an 1
mile
from
an
islan
d lo
cate
d m
ore
than
5 m
iles
from
the
main
land
shor
e.
−−
−✓
Mar
ine
Radi
oA
mar
ine ra
dio
mus
t be
carri
ed if
op
erat
ing m
ore
than
5 m
iles
from
the
main
land
shor
e or
mor
e th
an 1
mile
fro
m a
n isl
and
loca
ted
mor
e th
an 5
m
iles
from
the
main
land
shor
e. Th
e ra
dio
can
be 2
7 M
Hz, V
HF o
r HF.
−−
−✓
RS
E-1
014
Saf
ety
Eq
uip
men
t
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Safety saves livesYou must carry this safety equipment when boating in the ocean.
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Safety saves livesYou must carry at least this amount of safety equipment on the river.
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Fire Extinguisher: Only on boats with inboard engines or cooking equipment
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Safety EquipmentYour lifejacket must always have an Australian Standard.
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Safety saves livesMake sure the lifejacket fits you.
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Safety saves livesMake sure that the lifejacket is suitable for your activities.
Level 100Level 50
Level 50s
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Safety saves livesA orange hand flare can only attract attention during the day.
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Safety saves livesA red hand flare can attract attention during the day and at night.
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Keep your boat afloatNever overload your boat.
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Keep your boat afloatDoes your boat have enough buoyancy?
AUSTRALIAN BUILDERS PLATEWest Coast BoatsAU – WCB123348CI3
WARNING
Alteration of the boat's hull or permanent fittingsmay invalidate the particulars on this plate
!
Max outboard 25 kW 90kgMax persons 6 = 450 kgMax load 600 kgBuoyancy Level Flotation
Level Flotation
Negative Buoyancy
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Keep your boat afloatThe boat is stable when all the passengers are sitting down.
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Keep your boat afloatThe boat is unstable when all the passengers are standing up.
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Keep your boat afloatThe boat is unstable when all the passengers sit at one end.
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Keep your boat afloatThe boat is unstable when all the passengers sit on one side.
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Keep your boat afloatIf the boat gets too unstable it can flip over.
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Keep your boat afloatIf the boat has buoyancy it will still float.
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Tell SomeoneAlways let someone know where you are going.
I’ve gone boating...
Here are my trip details for: (date) / /
I am departing at: am / pm (please circle)
I am departing from:
My destination is:
My trip intentions are:
Number of people onboard (including me):
Fuel carried: litres
I will return no later than: am / pm (please circle)
Always…Inform a relative or a friend of your boating plans by leaving this card with them.
If you fail to return by the time specified, they should
CALL 08 9442 8606 IMMEDIATELY
Remember to...Check the marine weather report and ensure you and your boat are suited to the prevailing conditions.
Ensure you have the required safety equipment for the area you intend to go.
Ensure you have sufficient fuel. Aim to carry 50 per cent more fuel than you expect to use.
Log on and off with your local Volunteer Marine Rescue Group.
Valuable vessel information is on the backKeep a whiteboard marker handy to enter fresh trip details and
use a pencil to change the information on the reverse.
PLACE A PICTURE OF YOUR BOAT HERE
FOR EASY IDENTIFICATION
Gone BoatingMarine Safety
Department of Transport
Notice to skippersPlease keep this information up-to-date (use a pencil).
It will greatly assist in the event of a search for you and your vessel.
Skipper’s details
Name:
Address:
Phone: Home: Mobile:
Vessel details
Boat name:
Type: Make:
Hull colour: Deck colour:
Length: Registration number:
Engine type
� Diesel � Petrol Other ________________________________
� Inboard � Outboard Size of Motor _________________________
Communication and safety equipment onboard
Radio: � 27MHz � VHF � HF
Epirb Carried: � YES (Expiry date: / / ) � NO
Flares Carried: � YES (Expiry date: / / ) � NO
Car details Trailer details
Registration: ________________________ Registration: _____________________________
Type/Make: _________________________ Type: ___________________________________
Colour: ____________________________
For more information visit the Department of Transport’s website: www.transport.wa.gov.au/imarineGBFM-0315
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Tell SomeoneAlways let someone know where you are going.
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Tell SomeoneThe phonetic alphabet is used to spell words when using radios
if it is difficult to hear. Each letter has a code word starting with that letter.
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etetter Phonetic Word PronouncedA Alpha Al-Fah B Bravo Brah-Voh C Charlie Char-Lee D Delta Dell-Tah E Echo Ech-Oh F Foxtrot Foks-Trot G Golf Golf H Hotel Hoh-Tell I India In-Dee-Ah J Juliet Jew-Lee-Ett K Kilo Key-Loh L Lima Lee-Mah M Mike Mike
Letter Phonetic Word PronouncedN November No-Vem-Ber O Oscar Oss-Cah P Papa Pah-Pah Q Quebec Keh-Beck R Romeo Row-Me-Oh S Sierra See-Air-Rah T Tango Tang-Go U Uniform You-Nee-Form V Victor Vick-Tah W Whisky Wiss-Key X X-Ray Ecks-Ray Y Yankee Yang-Key Z Zulu Zoo-Loo
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In an accidentThe Heat Escape Lessening Position limits body temperature loss.
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In an accidentThe Huddle limits body temperature loss for groups.
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