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Training begins |
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Crew training begins in the classroom. |
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Learning the ropes |
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Line handleing is an important part of crew training. |
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Survial training |
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Auxilarists seldom intentially enter the water. Yet our training includes cold water survival just in case. |
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Plan for the unexpected |
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Auxillarists learning to manuver in the water while wearing survial suits. |
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Equipment check |
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Crew members learn how to operate a dewatering pump while still ashore. |
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Pre departuere breifing |
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All crew members receive a full mission breif prior to getting underway. |
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To the rescue |
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Auxillary Vessel perparing to take another in tow |
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Underway |
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Training completes with 20 hours or more performing on the water missions. |
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