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Safety & Sea Survival Course June 27/28 CYCSA
June 27, 09:00-17:30
June 28, 09:00-17:30
Australian Sailing - Safety & Sea Survival
Course information
Registration for this course closes at Fri 26 Jun 2026 17:00.
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Marine SafetyWorks Safety and Sea Survival Course SS5SA CYCSA
Day 1, June 26: Cruising Yacht Club of South Australia 09:00-17:30
Day 2, June 27: The Parks Recreation & Sports Centre (am), Cruising Yacht Club of South Australia (pm) 09:00-17:30
Having been involved with this course since its design in Australia in 2001, we continue to be one of the few Safety and Sea Survival schools who provide full face to face training to allow for interaction, discussion, explanation and development of ideas. We believe this to be invaluable for understanding and learning, and direct development of previous experience and knowledge. Your instructors have extensive long distance offshore sailing and racing experience combined with strong teaching and instructing skills.
Your certificate will be valid for five years; make the training count. Your life may depend upon it.
Contact: Genevieve White
Email: training@marinesafetyworks.com.au
Phone: 0402 294 490
Course Overview
The Safety & Sea Survival (SSS) course involves classroom presentations & learning activities, and practical exercises in the use of liferafts, inflatable lifejackets & distress flares. Of 16 hrs duration the course is usually delivered over 2 full-days and is facilitated by Safety & Sea Survival Instructors at approved Training Centres. The maximum teaching ratio for this course is 20 students to 1 SSS Instructor (in the classroom) with a reduced ratio of 10:1 for pool sessions. Practical exercises are usually conducted in heated public swimming pools, but may be conducted in clean and enclosed salt-water pools and Marinas providing the water is clean, the temperature is at least 15oC, and all associated risks have been managed.
Course Prerequisites
Nil
Who should do this course?
This Course assists offshore skippers and crews in developing awareness of respective responsibilities. To offer and discuss practical strategies for coping with emergencies at sea. To familiarise skippers and crews with safety and emergency equipment, its purpose, deployment, and use. This course is also suitable for cruisers or those wanting to learn more about safety on the water.
Course Outcome
You will gain a Safety and Sea Survival Qualification Certificate as required for Category 1 and Category 2 races. This certificate is valid for 5 years from the date of the course.