Lake Havasu Flotilla 92 has a comprehensive training program for its members.  We have both written and on-line training and testing programs.  We have mentors to help folks through their training and duty vessels to provide the platforms for on-the-water training in the operations programs.  There is such a wide diversity of programs and activities, that there is always an interesting and challenging field in which even our most experienced members can participate.  I urge you to get involved in the various activities of the flotilla to find out what jobs you might wish to learn how to do. 
 

Flotilla Training Procedures

FSO-MT is the authority in member training matters

Trainer: Qualified member holding certification being sought

OTW Trainer: Normally the duty boat coxswain (assigned as deemed necessary)

Mentor: Non-owner coxswain (assigned to trainee through completion of cycle)

Trainers & Mentors are to report directly to FSO/MT

Member decides on desired certification / qualification and notifies FSO-MT.

FSO-MT procures materials and assigns first reading assignment.

Member resports to FSO-MT upon completion of this assignment.

FSO-MT sets up tentative training schedule with member and assigns mentor.

Mentor contacts FSO-MT when member needs tutoring or additional training.

FSO-MT contacts trainer or OTW trainer to provide needed training.

Mentor contacts FSO-OP when OTW training is needed.

Member contacts assigned mentor for task sign-offs.

FSO-MT requests QE (if required) for final sign-offs or oversees certification examination procedures.

HELP WANTED ADS

The following jobs (among many others) have immediate openings:

  • Instructors:  for Boating Safety and Member Training classes

  • Vessel Safety Examiners: for our Vessel Safety Checks and Facility Examinations

  • Marine Dealer Visitors: to distribute literature and talk to marine stores and dealers

  • Boat Crew: to work and serve aboard one of our vessels

  • Boat Coxswains: to navigate and direct operations aboard a vessel

  • Radio Operators: to serve as the communications link to our vessels on patrol 

  • Aids Verifiers:  to check bridges, buoys, and lights for navigation safety
  • Dock Walkers:  to act as eyes and ears in homeland security

Sound interesting ?  Contact the Membership Training Department TODAY !

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Contact Bob LaMorte FSO-MT