Published by AMSA on behalf of the Australian National Search and Rescue Council. The manual was originally made available on the Internet in September 2003. Since then, editorial changes have been made. An annual amendments program is conducted coinciding with the report of the meetings of the National Search and Rescue Council. Amendment sheets are included on line to show what changes have been made annually. If you are maintaining a printed version of the Manual you might find it worthwhile to have a look at the amendment sheets as some amendments to Chapters or Appendices might be small enough to only require a manuscript amendment thereby saving some printing.

BoatSafe Training and Assessment Scheme for Powered Recreational Boat Licensing in Queensland

This application form is for those people who wish to join VMR 466 as a Crew, Radio Operator or Admin / Clerical Volunteer.Please download, fill out and drop into our base during office hours Mon-Fri

Guide for Operators of Radiotelephone Stations in small vessels

Application to attend Marine Radio Operators Course

Location The Great Sandy Marine Park extends from Baffle Creek in the north to Double Island Point in the south. It includes Hervey Bay, Great Sandy Strait, Tin Can Bay Inlet and the waters off the east coast of Fraser Island, seaward to three nautical miles. What's special? Seagrass meadows, mangroves, rocky shores, reefs, sandy beaches, bays, sheltered channels, rivers, creeks and estuaries host a wealth of wildlife including whales, turtles, dugong, grey nurse sharks, fish, corals, birds and more

Use of Marine frequencies, as from 1st January 2004

WaterwaysSmooth waters - MaryboroughThe waters bounded by an imaginary line drawnfrom latitude 25 24.90' south on the mainlanddue east to longitude 152 58.06' eastthen in a north easterly direction to the intersection of latitude 25 22.90' south and Fraser Islandalong the western shore of Fraser Island to longitude 153 04.06' eastto Inskip Point on the mainlandPartially smooth waters - MaryboroughThe waters bounded by an imaginary line drawnfrom Burrum Point on the mainlandto the Fairway Beacon, Hervey Bayto Rooney Point, Fraser Islandalong the western shore of Fraser Island to latitude 25 22.90' southto latitude 25 24.90' south, longitude 152 58.06' eastdue west to the mainland at latitude 25 24.90' south

PDF FormatBecome a member of Volunteer Marine Rescue Hervey Bay.Download then fill out this application form and fax or contact the Squadron for further details.For Operational Membership it is strongly suggested that you contact and visit our Squadron prior to joining to discuss and obtain further information Prior to Joining.