Safety

Make sure you’re prepared to deal with medical emergencies at sea by learning how to treat injuries and illness onboard.

Don’t have time to get to port? Know how to prepare your boat for rough weather in harbor and at sea before storm clouds threaten.

When prevention fails, know what to do if your boat capsizes. Always stay with the boat to help with rescue efforts.

Boater’s fatigue results from exposure to environmental stressors on the water that impair a boater’s mental and physical performance.

If your trip on the water goes awry, a float plan could literally save your life. Make sure someone on dry land has a copy.

Protect yourself and your boat from lightning strikes on the water by recognizing dangerous conditions and taking immediate action.

Learn everything about marine fire extinguishers: what size, type, and number to carry, where to mount them, and how to maintain them.

When it comes to handling a fire on board, the captain should take immediate action to ensure the safety of passengers and crew.