SUBJECT: Program of instruction and quote for one High Speed Boat training

POINT OF CONTACT: 

Remi ERIKSEN, CEO [email protected] [email protected] 757-998-9694

TITLE OF COURSE: Response vessel Maneuvering and High Speed Piloting course 

TRAINING SITES: Destin FL, USA 

LENGTH OF TRAINING: 1 week or 5 working days 

NUMBER OF ACADEMIC HOURS: 40 hours (70 % at sea) 

IMPLEMENTATION DATES OF THE CURRICULUM: 23-27 March 2020 

COURSE MISSION: 

The purpose of the course is to instruct the trainees on the SAFEBOAT 25 foot Response Boat 

vessel including basic/advanced operations, daily inspections and preventive maintenance. All 

classes will be taught in English. 

COURSE FOCUS: 

• Boat characteristics
• Handling the vessel
• All boat systems including but not limited to engine, hydraulic, propeller, trim tabs, batteries
• Performance of abnormal non-standard operations to include: towing (long/short/alongside), single-engine maneuvering
• Pre/post-operational checks
• Mission planning
• Operational risk management
• Piloting
• Navigation (chart plotting, underway dead reckoning, wave, current, tides)
• Radar/GPS/sounder/Navigation software
• Night underway navigation
• Man Overboard, victim recovery, wave riding
• Vessel trailing procedures and practical’s
• Evolutions management, leadership roles and responsibilities on board
• Administer assessment exams to measure attainment
• Students will be provided an end of course critique opportunity 

Post Training report: 

The Post Training Report and Operations Report will be developed and delivered within 3 weeks of the end of the course. The report will include the following items: 

1. Course data information – dates, location, and instructors 
2. Key Statistics from the class 
3. Mission data – hours underway, nautical miles traveled, number of times refueled, fuel used, fuel cost, and any issues 
4. Student roster (including rate/rank and command)– and any attendance issues
5. Practical application hours trained

PREREQUISTES: Member of operational Law Enforcement, Fire department, Corrections, Military or specialized contractor organization/unit/agency with a requirement to be able to perform this training 

METHOD OF INSTRUCTION: Theoretical in classroom and practical at sea 

INSTRUCTOR/TRAINEE RATIO: 

Class load will have a class maximum of twelve (10) students, with a minimum of six (6) students required to hold the course. All applicable safety requirements shall be adhered to during preparation for conduct of the training. 

1. Local and/or command Standard Operating Procedures (SOP) 
2. Local and/or command engineering practices 
3. US Navy OPNAV INSTR 1500.75 High Risk Instruction 
4. USCG Navigation Rules and Regulations Handbook 

EQUIPMENT PROVIDED ON SITE: TBD with the client 

• Classroom
• Printer
• Video projector
• Boat fully equipped
• Nautical chart
• Navigation instruments
• Fuel
• Protective personal equipment