Exmouth RNLI, a renowned charity organisation is offering its new free offer to enhance sea safety. Under this new initiative, the company is providing sea safety instructions and lifejacket checks to its customers. The charity is offering this service as part of the yearly boat jumble sale that is scheduled to take place next month. Annual boat jumble sale is going to be a major attraction this year. Free life jacket checks are going to be very helpful. This sale is scheduled on Sunday the 6th of May and the location is life boat station on Queens Drive. The exclusive water sport and boat jumble sale would attract people.
The entry for the occasion is free, but £10 will be charged for the tables. Exmouth’s RNLI Sea Safety Officer, Peter Williams has disclosed scores of equipment fails to cater to the specification of the manufacture or would fall short to work when necessary. Boat users can register their vessels for free with the Maritime and Coastguard Agency. This will offer the necessary help and assistance in case of a rescue situation. Registering is simple and takes just few minutes. Type the CG66 into a UK search engine along with the link of HM coastguard safety identification scheme. Most of the lifeboats launches are for leisure craft and it totals to 8,000 times annually.
For better rescue operations, pre information about the vessel should be provided to the search crews, he added.
