This lesson teaches how to respond to emergencies at marinas, including fires, spills, medical incidents, and people overboard. It covers the importance of emergency action plans, communication, and knowing where safety equipment is located. Quick, calm responses can save lives and reduce serious damage on the water.
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Marina: Underwater Hazard Safety (Boa...
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Marina: Underwater Hazard Safety (Swi...
This lesson teaches how to recognize and avoid underwater hazards at marinas. It covers electrical shock risks, entanglement dangers, sharp objects, and limited visibility. Whether swimming or diving, understanding these hazards can help prevent injury or death and ensure safer work near or under...
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Medical Oxygen Safety
This lesson covers how to safely use, store, and transport medical oxygen in the workplace. It includes proper cylinder handling, fire prevention, ventilation requirements, and avoiding ignition sources. Because oxygen can intensify fires, following strict safety procedures is essential to protec...
