PORT ADELADE SAILING CLUB SAFETY

   

Port Adelaide Sailing Club

Port Adelaide Sailing Club enjoys volunteer support in all aspects of its operations.

Therefore safety is everyones responsibility.

LINKS       

South Australian Recreational Boating Handbook

Racing Rules of Sailing 2025-28

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Port Line Cup 

Emergency Operations
Risk Assessment

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Please contact us through:

safety@pasc.com.au

LIFE JACKETS

PASC SOP'S

SLIPPING

BEACONS

SPECIAL REGULATIONS AND EQUIPMENT

Which Jacket?

Checking Your Inflatable life Jacket

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Guidelines for Operational Safety

PASC Operations Manual

SA-Recreational Boating Safety 2020 - 2030

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CHILDSAFE

PASC Child Safe Policy

PASC Code of Conduct

Mandatory Reporting Guide

Mandatory Notificatiopn Information

National Principles for child safe organisations

PASC Slipping Policy __________________

Information on EPIRBS, Beacons, PLBs

Boat Equipment

Are you prepared?

CAT Boat Inspections

Special Regulations

Equipment Auditing Forms

Venue Specifications 

A: Office

B: Dining Area

C: Bar

D: Galley

E: Heads (Toilets)

F: Fire Hose

G: First Aid & AED

Safety Projects currently in development.

WE ARE SEEKING INPUT FOR SAFETY PROGRAMS WE CAN RUN FOR MEMBERS AT PASC.

Your Suggestions are very welcome.

safety@pasc.com.au

Port Adelaide Sailing Club

Port Adelaide Sailing Club enjoys volunteer support in all aspects of its operations. Therefore safety is everyones responsibility.

General Safety & Equipment Awareness

Communication Skills

First Aid Essentials and Safety at Sea

Certificate - Based Training Opportunities

Safety Boat Qualified

Get familiar with safety procedures, equipment checklists, and emergency protocols. A great foundation for everyone

Learn how to use radios and other tools to stay in contact and respond effectively during emergencies.

Develop life-saving skills with hands-on training and realistic first aid scenarios.

Learn about safety at sea tackling real-world safety challenges like fire drills, man-overboard recovery, and navigation tasks.

Take part in formal safety or communication training (e.g., radio use), including practical exercises and quizzes.

We offer our members training and certification through Australian Sailing.