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Seafood & Maritime Training
Australia
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Seafood & Maritime Training (SMT) has been providing world-class education service to the Australian aquaculture and maritime sector for over 30 years. Over this time, we have created a practical learning environment with a specific mix of hands-on learning and classroom education, that is delivered in small class sizes.
Join us for more practical information about working on the ocean and in the seafood industry.
Join us for more practical information about working on the ocean and in the seafood industry.
Discover Australia's leading seafood and maritime training provider
As a not-for-profit, who is a part of the seafood and maritime community, we are focused on servicing the training needs of the industry with efficient, high quality education.
With over 35 years of experience providing a world-class training service, we have created a practical learning environment with a specific mix of hands-on learning and classroom education, that is delivered in small class sizes.
This means that your organisation can trust SMT to take care of your people and ensure their training needs are provided with quality outcomes in mind.
With over 35 years of experience providing a world-class training service, we have created a practical learning environment with a specific mix of hands-on learning and classroom education, that is delivered in small class sizes.
This means that your organisation can trust SMT to take care of your people and ensure their training needs are provided with quality outcomes in mind.
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Survival at Sea Life Rafts
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Seafood Training Tasmania Presents a short video to demonstrate how to use a life raft in an emergency situation
Deckhand Operations
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Seafood Training Tasmania Presents a short video to demonstrate what is required of a deckhand in the seafood industry
I’m just missing the Blondie.
It does feel like this.
what is with the creepy music choice 😭😭
the kit is not waterproof very well :(
I have been daydreaming about living on one of these things at sea surviving.
I work for RFD Beaufort also known as Survitec. Where I work we make the 25 and 50 person rafts and individuals
How did I get here?
Ten film jest fajny,
Ten film jest fajny,
Ten film jest fajny,
Ten film jest fajny,
In a rough storm this must feel like being inside a washing machine. Sailors are brave.
Cant believe the raft has no life preservers . lol .
Great 2am class 🤷
The end of the internet brought me here.
Remember the 70ties equipment? When you through the life raft into the water it sank? Wonder if nowadays it's possible to have a life raft expand with closed cell foam instead of air.
Been considering a job as a deckhand, this has been an invaluable breakdown of what the job is like. Cheers!
I've no intention of being on a boat but this was actually very interesting and well done 👍🏻
Why don't you ever want to be on a boat?
@@waseatenbyagrue I've actually been on a couple of boats. The ones on the lake or river were fine because I could see land and swim for safety if I had to but on the ocean??? 😳 I am a whole coward 😂 I can't swim that far and since I'm a chubby granny, I'd make great shark bait. There's something about all of the nothing out in the open ocean that terrifies me. The thought of it just scares me to deatt
This is very good information. However I have one question... If someone dies from his injuries while in the raft, what should we do with the body?
This was very entertaining. Remember in school, when we all thought it was a chore to watch these kind of videos in class? Now I find them fascinating.
good video, thank you so much!
The smokers will all probably jump off when they run out. They should probably be used as fish bait. If you land on a deserted island, bury the treasure and kill the men who dug the pit. Arrrrg
I live in Arizona. I have no clue how I ended up here.
While kayaking in ak. Off Ketchikan I would paddle around Cruse shipps sometimes looking above to see lifeboats hanging
Wrong. The main issue is heat stress and sweat.
loved it
Great information!!!
A quick question: the raft is attached by default to the vessel with a painter to avoid drifting the raft away from the vessel while engaging. But if the vessel is sinking, it'll pull the raft with it under the water. Is there a place to untie the raft from the vessel, or is it somehow automatic? Just wondering...
The raft is attached to the deck solely to activate the inflation system, not to prevent drifting. The way it works is if you launch it by hand, you can pull to release the gas manually. If the ship goes down too quickly and you don't have time to launch it, the hidrostatic release unit will automatically do it at a certain depth. Once released, the raft will float and pull the string, triggering the inflation which will increase the buoyancy and the tension will break a weak link set for this purpose, freeing the raft from the vessel and ascending to the surface.
@@moteroargentino7944 thank you!
How do those inflatable water tents stack up against a 25’ great white shark or a giant squid attack?
👀
I don’t think they do
The guy who was lost at sea for 70+ days had a spear in his liferaft and he said that jabbing the sharks caused them to go away. I have also seen a study where whale sounds will cause sharks to go away, so maybe have whale sounds on your cell phone.
I know keeping the morale high is important, but these actors are taking the piss
i dont own a boat, but we should all know these things. thank you, great post.
I haven't even got boat.
I think I prefer the idea of not sinking over having to use one of these, but always nice to know it's there!
Creepy music
Oh so that’s what the man used The Who survived 2 months
where does the shit go
Where can i buy it
Wow super 👌👌👌 God bless 🙏🙏🙏
Thank you sir have knowledge
Who is here after seen a man 76 days alive on Atlantic Ocean?
1:12 Turtle 🐢
does the life raft come with a life raft for when a fish takes a bite of it?
5:56 "... and most importantly, sea sickness tabletts" Yeah, right....
From what I have seen it's very very important
@@Nerfamus Sure, but "most important"?
Hi Matthew, We are developing free online health and safety resources for the New Zealand inshore commercial fishing industry, and it would be great if we could have permission to use some of this footage if possible? We would potentially only use some of the video, not the sound. It would be great if you could please let me know. My email is darren@guardsafety.co.nz Here is the link to our website: www.marinesafe.nz Look forward to hearing from you. Kind regards, Darren
I think a sheath knife should be attached to the life raft while it is tied to the boat or ship - It would make it easier and quicker to release it. cuthberteric2017@gmail.com Ireland.
Just thinking i think navy cadets are in this upload, lol :)
I shouldn’t be alive, 76 days at sea.
No desalination ,salzungwasseranlage
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How to deal with someone who threatens safety of all?
Thank you