1999 MTAQ Marine Olympics Manual

ISBN : None allocated
Published Date : 23 October 1999
Product Code : F 70P 1999
Format : pdf file for download
By Bob Moffatt, Dan Stewart, Dave Oelreichs, Phil Smith and MTAQ members too numderous to mention
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Marine Teachers of Queensland publication in association with
- Queensland Transport
- Wet Paper Publishers and Consultants
- Local sponsors too numerous to mention
- Education Queensland
- Catholic Education System
- Association of Independent Schools
Significance
Real life practical marine safety networking opportunities with local marine community.
Teachers Information
EXCELLENT WATER SAFETY ACTIVITIES
You need to get involved with a marine teachers association to make this work
No association - No practical days
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Initially written by
Phil Smith, Bob Moffatt, Dave Olreichs and Jo Nettle Computer Disk by Dan Stewart
Appendix by Phil Smith
Members of MT AQ
Queensland Transport
Qld Ambulance
Boating and Fisheries Patrol
Queensland Transpont (Equipment and organisation) Marine Teachers Association of QLD Branches
Alan Wolfe (Western Australia Marine Teachers Association) Queensland Transport (Initial typing)
Jo Nettle and Dave Oelreichs (Printing 2nd Edition) Bob Moffatt(Typesetting, photo scanning and design)
Editions
First Edition December 1997
Second Edition March 1999
Dan StewartMTAQ South Coast had it all put on disk, so this is his contribution
Contents
- Event 1 RFD inflation display - To inflate a liferaft (RFD)
- Event 2 PFD activity - To put on a life jacket, swim out to a life raft and get into the life raft
- Event 3 Flare display- To let off smoke flares as shown in Figure 16.3. The flare display gives students a chance to let off a flare and to see the effects.
- Event 4 Ambulance display - To see basic rescue equipment and meet an ambulance officer
- Event 5 Radio operation demonstration - To see basic radio equipment as shown in Figure 17.1 and meet a marine radio operator
- Event 6 Firefighting - To see basic firefighting equipment and have a go at putting out a fire
- Event 7 Outrigger canoe race - To have some fun racing outrigger canoes as a team
- Event 8 Personal water craft - To use personal water craft under supervision
- Event 9 Driving skills - To drive a powerboat and carry out a series of manoeuvres as directed by the instructor
- Event 10 Navigation Skills - To use compass and navigation skills as used in night navigation
- Event 11 Life raft procedures - To capsize and right a life raft and climb aboard while wearing a life jacket
- Event 12 Swamped dinghy - To capsize and right a dinghy
- Event 13 Troubleshooting - To maintain an outboard motor and solve common running problems
- Event 14 Iron mariner - To compete a course using physical skills necessary for marine safety
- Event 15 Knot tying - To use knots and rope work useful in the marine environment