Winter Series Race 4 – August 31st 2019
Race 4 entries are now open for the ORCV Winter Series race 4, Melbourne to Geelong passage race. Enter 4+Autohelm, Double handed, Women or Monohull and Multihull divisions. https://www.orcv.org.au/online-entry-winter
1st September 2019 is the Novice Skipper and Navigator Race from Geelong to Melbourne with entries and Notice of Race here. https://www.orcv.org.au/winter-series
ORCV Safety at Sea and Survival Course September 22/23 and November 17/18
The ORCV Safety at Sea Survival Course will run only 2 more times before Christmas.
This course is a must for anyone who is considering cruising, sailing on the bay or being part of an ocean race.
The ORCV requires 50% of crew and strongly recommend that all crew undertake this course not only to meet the safety requirements but to demonstrate an acceptance of personal and team responsibility onboard an ocean-going boat.
Delivered over 2 days, consisting of theory and practical work, participants will learn strategies for emergency prevention and familiarisation with the equipment to stay safe with both theory, pool practical and flare drills.
Your SSSC lasts for 5 years. The ORCV offers a 1-day revalidation to keep up to date with the latest techniques, combined with pool and flare practice drills.
Reserve your place now https://www.orcv.org.au/training/safety-sea-survival-course-sssc
Race 4 entries are now open for the ORCV Winter Series race 4, Melbourne to Geelong passage race. Enter 4+Autohelm, Double handed, Women or Monohull and Multihull divisions. https://www.orcv.org.au/online-entry-winter
1st September 2019 is the Novice Skipper and Navigator Race from Geelong to Melbourne with entries and Notice of Race here. https://www.orcv.org.au/winter-series
ORCV Safety at Sea and Survival Course September 22/23 and November 17/18
The ORCV Safety at Sea Survival Course will run only 2 more times before Christmas.
This course is a must for anyone who is considering cruising, sailing on the bay or being part of an ocean race.
The ORCV requires 50% of crew and strongly recommend that all crew undertake this course not only to meet the safety requirements but to demonstrate an acceptance of personal and team responsibility onboard an ocean-going boat.
Delivered over 2 days, consisting of theory and practical work, participants will learn strategies for emergency prevention and familiarisation with the equipment to stay safe with both theory, pool practical and flare drills.
Your SSSC lasts for 5 years. The ORCV offers a 1-day revalidation to keep up to date with the latest techniques, combined with pool and flare practice drills.
Reserve your place now https://www.orcv.org.au/training/safety-sea-survival-course-sssc
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