How To Inspect and Service a Life Raft

Scott Golz goes over the process of servicing and inspecting life rafts here at LRSE. Ensuring your safety equipment is up to date and in working order is just as important as having it onboard. For more information and training to keep you safe on the water, like this video and subscribe for more content.
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[@quantapazienza1]

Grazie per il vostro servizio

[@markcolyer1989]

What a Truly amazing video very educational thank you so much for your time

[@brianflowers2174]

Thank you for the compliment.

[@jeremyparker1626]

What pressure do you inflate the raft to - and what is the lift pressure of the relief valves?

[@Alexwonggingsi]

I need to get a life vest! 🦺

[@jesucristoelverdaderodios5279]

Hi there. Exelent video. How can we get the Technical Manual? And where can I Receive the training for Winslow Life Raft?

[@emilyluckett9001]

Why couldn’t they use life straws or something similar for water to help with hydration?
Or provide something to fish with?

[@rski1036]

Buy a Viking Raft

[@sockmonkey22]

In an emergency you might have two minutes to evacuate. It took these experts 6-minutes on a flat solid surface . I’d be panicking if a big fire started or we were sinking and my wife jumped overboard wearing a life vest freaking it. You gotta be kidding.

[@heikkivesalainen5909]

This is a video showing how it is serviced. As stated multiple times in the video, NONE of these steps relate to evacuation. In the case of an emergency, the liferaft will inflate automatically in a few seconds when you pull the painter line that is readily available to be pulled.