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vessel_safety_checks_of_scout_camp_boats [2018/04/26 06:29]
bc-bri [Resources]
vessel_safety_checks_of_scout_camp_boats [2018/04/28 08:01]
bc-bri [Vessel Safety Checks of Scout Camp and Sea Scout boats]
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 {{ wiki:​Camp_sailing.jpg?​340|Sailing at summer camp}} {{ wiki:​Camp_sailing.jpg?​340|Sailing at summer camp}}
 ======Vessel Safety Checks of Scout Camp and Sea Scout boats====== ======Vessel Safety Checks of Scout Camp and Sea Scout boats======
-Most Scout camps have an aquatics program, generally referred to as the //waterfront//. Camp waterfronts are very professionally operated, and usually include one or more of the following activities: swimming, lifesaving, canoeing, rowing, small-boat sailing, kayaking. A typical Scout camp waterfront will involve dozens of watercraft, mostly under 18 feet in length.+Most [[boy_scouts_of_america|Boy Scouts of America]] ​camps have an aquatics program, generally referred to as the waterfront. Camp waterfronts are very professionally operated, and usually include one or more of the following activities: swimming, lifesaving, canoeing, rowing, small-boat sailing, kayaking. A typical Scout camp waterfront will involve dozens of watercraft, mostly under 18 feet in length.
  
-Boy Scouts of America safety standards require that all vessels, whether owned by BSA or by others, that are used in a BSA aquatics program must have an annual Vessel Safety Check (VSC). VSCs are conducted by CG qualified Vessel Examiners, and are most often Coast Guard Auxiliarists or members of the U.S. Power Squadrons. Conducting a VSC annually serves as a safety check to ensure that Scout boats are properly equipped, and also provides the Vessel Examiner an opportunity to discuss and promote recreational boating safety. It is also an excellent opportunity to promote the Coast Guard Auxiliary to the Scouts and their leaders.+Boy Scouts of America safety standards require that all vessels, whether owned by BSA or by others, that are used in a BSA aquatics program must have an annual Vessel Safety Check (VSC). VSCs are conducted by CG qualified Vessel Examiners, and are most often Coast Guard Auxiliarists or members of the [[u.s._power_squadrons|U.S. Power Squadrons]]. Conducting a VSC annually serves as a safety check to ensure that Scout boats are properly equipped, and also provides the Vessel Examiner an opportunity to discuss and promote recreational boating safety. It is also an excellent opportunity to promote the Coast Guard Auxiliary to the Scouts and their leaders.
  
 =====Lessons learned===== =====Lessons learned=====
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   * Steve Alexander, FSO-MT - Flotilla 24-02, 5th District (Southern Region)   * Steve Alexander, FSO-MT - Flotilla 24-02, 5th District (Southern Region)
   * Bruce Johnson, FSO-MT - Flotilla 22-02, 5th District (Southern Region)   * Bruce Johnson, FSO-MT - Flotilla 22-02, 5th District (Southern Region)
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 +=====See also=====
 +  * [[boy_scouts_of_america|Boy Scouts of America]]
 +  * [[cub_scouts|Cub Scouts]]
 +  * [[sea_scouts|Sea Scouts]]
 +  * [[venturers|Venturers]]
 +  * [[coast_guard_auxiliary_boater_education_for_scouts|Auxiliary boater education for Scouts]]
 +  * [[canoeing_and_kayaking|Canoeing and kayaking]]
 +  * [[preparing_for_trip_to_florida_sea_base|Preparing for a trip to Florida Sea Base]]
 +  * [[vessel_safety_checks_of_scout_camp_boats|Vessel Safety Checks of Scout Camp and Sea Scout boats]]
 +  * [[youth_protection_training|Youth protection training]]
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