Rescue Boat Guidelines

Rescue Boat Guidelines - The Digital Tool

International Guidelines for the Design and Operation of Maritime SRUs less than 24 metres in length.

The purpose of this tool is to document and implement an internationally recognised, simple, justifiable and scalable framework for safe and effective maritime SAR operations.

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