R Marine Crawley and VMR Southport Continue Successful Radio Safety Training Program for Riviera Clients
R Marine Crawley and Volunteer Marine Rescue (VMR) Southport are celebrating the ongoing success of their marine radio safety training program. The partnership continues to empower boaters with essential VHF radio skills, with the most recent course graduating nine newly certified operators.
Understanding Radio Safety on the Queensland Coast
Queensland’s beautiful waterways offer endless boating adventures. However, being prepared for any situation is crucial. A VHF radio is an essential tool for communication and distress calls. This program ensures boaters know how to use their radios confidently and competently.
Ongoing Success of the Program
“We’re proud of the positive response to our radio safety courses,” said Travis Edney. “Our partnership with VMR Southport allows us to equip our Riviera clients with vital skills that enhance the safety of their time on the water.”
Course Benefits
The Short Range Operator Certificate of Proficiency (SROCP) course includes:
- Essential VHF radio operation skills: Gain confidence in routine and emergency communication.
- Eligibility for an MMSI number: Unlock advanced radio features like AIS (Automatic Identification System) and digital selective calling.
How to Enroll in future courses
Riviera owners interested in upcoming SROCP courses at R Marine Crawley’s Runaway Bay headquarters can register here
