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THE WATER SAFETY CODE1 The <strong>Water</strong> <strong>Safety</strong> <strong>Code</strong>1.1 Every affiliated Club, School, College, Regatta and Head Race (hereafter referencewill only be made to Club) shall have at all times a <strong>Safety</strong> Adviser whose duty it willbe to understand and interpret the Guidance Notes and requirements of the <strong>Code</strong>,and ensure at all times its prominent display, observation and implementation.1.1.1 The <strong>Safety</strong> Adviser shall be appointed by the Club. And safety shall be amatter to be reviewed by the Club regularly.1.1.2 Breaches of the <strong>Code</strong> are to be identified and advised in writing to offendersgiving a period for correction. Clubs shall maintain their own disciplinaryprocedures for repeated infringements of the <strong>Code</strong>.1.2 There shall be prominently displayed in every Club and Boathouse and RegattaSecretary’s office, a list of vital telephone numbers relating to safety in general andappropriate to the locale. (Clear directions to nearest alternative telephone pointsshall also be displayed).EMERGENCY SERVICES - 999 - Fire, Police, Ambulance,together with a schedule of information needed by the emergency service, viz -✪ service required✪ precise location✪ access details✪ contact nameTelephone numbers for:-✪ Doctors, Local HospitalCasualty Dept.✪ Offshore or river rescueservices✪ Local river or harbourpolice✪ Relevant Navigationauthority✪ RNLI and Coastguard (for coastal and tidal waters)✪ Lifeguards.Page 2