BP Australia
Break O'Day Council
Crowe Horwarth
Cruising Yacht Club of Australia
Deegan Marine
East Coast Auto Parts, Quail Street
Fieldwicks Crushing and Screening
Finance Brokers of Tasmania
GM Consult
Hunters Chemicals, Tasmania
Lyndcraft Boats
Moonraker Antenna Systems
Scope Insurance Pty Ltd
Tamar Marine, Launceston
Paramedics and Crew board the Break O'Day
On 8 August St Helens Marine Rescue and the St Helens Paramedic Unit conducted a joint exercise.
Using the Freycinet as command vessel and the Break O’Day as response boat, the exercise consisted of bring paramedics up to speed on safety on board and at sea. A boat-to-boat patient transfer was carried out, demonstrating the difficulties of this activity to the paramedics and crew.
The exercise was of benefit to all those involved. It was also a good opportunity for members of both services to get to know one another better.
More exercises will be carried out with the busy season approaching.