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Surface Rescue Swimmer Course Rescue Boat Operations Lesson Topic 4.8 2005

Enabling Objective List all procedures and equipment used for the rescue of an aviator by rescue boat. 2005

Rescue Boat Operations NOTE The deployment method of the rescue swimmer shall be dependent upon the type of rescue boat utilized. This will require follow on training at your command. 2005

Rescue Boat Approach The rescue boat shall remain close, but stay clear of the rescue until the helicopter rotating anti-collision lights are turned off. At this signal, the rescue boat will assume the responsibility for the rescue. 2005

Rescue Boat Approach Unless the boat coxswain can see the crash site, the boat should be maneuvered in accordance with radio communications or flag/pyrotechnics from the ship. 2005

Approach Survivor Upon approaching survivor in the water, the rescue boat crew must determine if the helicopter is effectively effecting the rescue. The rescue boat shall never pass between helicopter and the survivor. This will avoid the possibility of becoming fouled in the helicopter hoisting cable when it is determined that the helicopter has yielded the rescue to the rescue boat. 2005

Approach Survivor The motor whaleboat approach should be made directly to the survivor, keeping the survivor on the port bow. The cast of the boat’s screw in reverse will set the boat alongside the survivor. The Rigid HIB approach should be made directly at the survivor, keeping the survivor on the bow until the swimmer is deployed. The RHIB is then brought alongside the survivor. The out drive allows the RHIB to be backed either to port or starboard. 2005

Rescue Boat Approach to parachute Personnel in the water with a parachute attached, shall be approached with caution. -The survivor may be entangled in the parachute shroud lines which may be submerged and not visible to the boat crew. In making an approach on the parachute, ensure boat speed is slow enough to avoid going over the parachute. 2005

Streamed Parachute A streamed parachute should first be hooked and pulled into the rescue boat. (Explain streamed parachute). This will provide a positive means of preventing loss of the survivor. If the survivor is entangled in the shroud lines, a swimmer should be put into the water to assist. 2005

Streamed Parachute It has been found that when shroud lines are cut in the water, the problem of disentanglement increases; therefore, shroud lines should be lifted clear and pulled away from the survivor. 2005

Sinking Parachute If the parachute sinks below the surface before the boat hook snags it, the swimmer secures a line on the pilot and then attempts to free him from the parachute. When the pilot is free of the parachute, he is pulled into the boat facing inboard to prevent injury to his back when coming over the gunwale. 2005

Rescue Priority All Rescue Boat shall attempt to rescue the MOST severely injured survivor first. (If the crewman is left by his aircraft he is automatically reverted to survivor status). 2005

Rescue Position All small boat recoveries of personnel from the water shall be attempted with the survivor facing of the gunwale of motor whale boats an outboard of the tube on RHIB. The rescue swimmer shall assist the survivor in the water. 2005

First Aid Once on board the Rescue Boat, the survivor’s injuries should be investigated and first aid applied as necessary. Treat all survivors for shock. 2005

Summary If the Helo abandons the rescue, how will it signal the Motor Whale Boat ? Helicopter will turn off it’s rotating anti-collision lights. On what side is the survivor positioned to rescue boat? Port Bow Which way should survivor be facing when entering rescue boat ? Face first into boat 2005

SUMMARY Questions? 2005