Australian Volunteer Coast Guard Adelaide SAF1 in Adelaide, South Australia | Non-profit organisation

Australian Volunteer Coast Guard Adelaide SAF1

Locality: Adelaide, South Australia

Phone: +61 8 8248 4994

Address: Southern Myth Drive 5018 Adelaide, SA, Australia

Website: https://coastguard.com.au/flotilla/saf1-north-haven/

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24.01.2022 REMEMBER to log on BEFORE going out boating. tell us where you are going HOW many p.o.b. people on board, & when you expect to return. apon your return....log off.

23.01.2022 Congratulations AVCG Port Vincent

15.01.2022 Congratulations to the Australian Volunteer Coast Guard on the official commissioning of their new vessel Vincent Star at Port Vincent, SA. SA Sea Rescue Squadr...on Commodore Frank Miller and his wife represented the Squadron at the official ceremony at Port Vincent. The other invitees from the Squadron included Edithburgh Flotilla leader Brian Klingberg and his wife and Copper Coast Flotilla leader Peter Sims and his wife. The Edithburgh Flotilla and AVCG Port Vincent work closely together in providing rescue services on the eastern coast of Yorke Peninsula. #sasearescuesquadron #sasearescue #sasrs See more

15.01.2022 Coast Guard Vessel Nautic Star and VMR 555 on duty!

15.01.2022 well done Kangaroo Island

14.01.2022 Special thanks to Australian Volunteer Coast Guard Adelaide SAF1 for conducting our marine radio operators course here at the Squadron today.

12.01.2022 It’s with great sadness that we share the news that our dear friend and colleague Nikki Latham, known to many as the voice of Coastguard Radio, has passed away ...on Sunday evening after a short illness. As a Senior Radio Operator Nikki dedicated 15 years to making sure boaties were safe on the water, through her unflappable demeanour and quiet, calm confidence. She has been involved in literally thousands of incidents and just a couple of years ago took her 100,000th Trip Report -- a huge milestone for Coastguard, let alone a sole RO. Nikki, there is no doubt of the footprints you have left in the sand and the role you have played in saving lives at sea. "Raise those sails and set a course for the wide, open ocean, where the stars burn so brightly. Fair winds and following seas." Your friends and loved ones at Coastguard.

10.01.2022 with summer JUST around the corner....This message is VERY GOOD ADVICE.

09.01.2022 A beautiful day here at North Haven. VMR 555 Coast Guard Adelaide Standing By.

07.01.2022 This is a timely reminder with the boating season JUST around the corner. CHECK YOUR GEAR. PFD’s. PERSONAL FLOTATION DEVICE. are your flares out of date, what about your EPIRB. EMERGENCY POSITION INDICATING RADIO BEACON.. read this story, an EPIRB saved their lives.

06.01.2022 Wednesday 25th of November. Coast Guard Vessel Nautic Star called out to assist a member of the public in need of assistance on a glorious day at the Bastard Pole. Nautic Star and her crew got the vessel and the 4 persons on board safely into Snowdens Beach Boat Ramp on the Port River.

06.01.2022 NO RECREATIONAL BOATING South Australia will be implementing a circuit breaker from 12:01 am Thursday, 19 November 2020 for the next 6 days aiming to stop the ...spread of COVID-19 in our state. People will only be able to leave the house for the following reasons: - To go to work as an emergency services worker or to a work providing essential services - For agricultural work - To receive medical care including seeking COVID-19 testing - To obtain medical supplies - One person from the household once a day to attend supermarkets to obtain essential supplies - Organised end of life visits - In an emergency situation. We ask for your cooperation in adhering to the restrictions to provide the best opportunity to bring the current COVID-19 situation under control, and allow the resumption of business as usual activities as soon as possible. Keep safe all.

04.01.2022 THANK YOU RECREATIONAL BOATERS So pleasing that we haven’t had one call for assistance since the ‘lock down’ restrictions were imposed and its great to see ever...yone doing the right thing. As the restrictions are relaxed from midnight tonight we expect that you’ll be keen to get out on the water. To ensure you have a safe trip, don’t forget to: - follow remaining COVID-19 restrictions, maintain social distancing and personal hygiene - make sure you have all of the required safety equipment and it’s ‘in date’ - ensure your boat is prepared, especially your battery and fuel - check the weather forecast for your area of operation and keep an ear out for updates - let someone responsible know where you’re going, what time you intend to return and what to do if you haven’t checked in by a certain time - where possible, log on and off with your local VMR radio base - WEAR YOUR LIFE JACKET! Safe boating all.

02.01.2022 A great result.