Marine Rescue Jervis Bay in Huskisson, New South Wales | Public & government service

Marine Rescue Jervis Bay

Locality: Huskisson, New South Wales

Phone: +61 2 4441 5433

Address: Voyager Park 2540 Huskisson, NSW, Australia

Website: http://marinerescuejervisbay.org.au

Likes: 1439

Add/Update information

Reviews

Tags

• Sport & recreation
• Non-profit organisation
• Public & government service

25.01.2022 NSW Maritime are holding an expired flare collection in your area this weekend - Sunday 10 January at the Callala Bay Boat Ramp from 1030am 12 noon. Here is a link to the flare collection website: https://www.rms.nsw.gov.au//safety-equ/flare-disposal.html

19.01.2022 Work on our new Marine Rescue Jervis Bay vessel Jervis Bay 40, is going well, with this photo showing the vessel out of the shed at Harwood Marine for blastin...g and paint preparation. A 13.5 metre monohull, the new Jervis Bay 40 is one of a new generation of Marine Rescue NSW super boats being delivered to some of the State's busiest and most popular waterways as our fleet muscles up. Paint coatings will be applied tomorrow and over this weekend. Exciting times as one of our newest vessels is readied to take on its new livery!

18.01.2022 In Episode 3, Season 1 of MRTV we feature our new rescue vessel LH 40 as it recently headed to its new home on Lord Howe Island. In this special feature you’ll hear from Member for Port Macquarie Leslie Williams, local Port Macquarie volunteer Alison Cameron-Brown, Lord Howe Island volunteer Caitlin Woods, and MRNSW Fleet Manager Kelvin Parkin. You’ll also find out why you should ‘make the switch’ to a VHF marine radio and join fishing guru Michael Guest as he shows us the ins and outs of life jackets and why you need to be wearing one whenever you are out on the water. https://youtu.be/9bnnLrvJd6o

17.01.2022 Continuing progress on the construction of Marine Rescue Jervis Bay's new $850,000 rescue vessel. A 13.5 metre monohull, the new Jervis Bay 40 is one of a new g...eneration of Marine Rescue NSW super boats being delivered to some of the State's busiest and most popular waterways as our fleet muscles up. The new boat, being built at Harwood Marine on the Northern Rivers, will be heading south to the bay next month after its sea trials are completed. It will replace the current Jervis Bay 40, which is reaching the end of its operational lifespan and ready for retirement.

16.01.2022 Partner with Marine Rescue Jervis Bay Radio Club! Marine Rescue Jervis Bay is looking to offer exclusive benefits to our almost 500 radio club members by offering exclusive offers/discounts from local Shoalhaven businesses. If you feel your business could benefit from such an arrangement please contact Daniel via mailto: [email protected]

16.01.2022 MRJB Radio Club Renewals Please see attached flyer covering Radio Club renewals which are now due to cover 2021. If you are not a radio club member, now is the time to join. In the coming months we will be in a position to offer Radio Club members exclusive benefits and offers. We will also be offering free SROCP radio operator courses to Radio Club members to help get you up to speed with VHF radios. Should you require any further information please contact Daniel via email to: [email protected]

16.01.2022 Launched by Marine Rescue Commissioner Stacey Tannos, MRTV is our new online monthly online video magazine, showcasing our professionally skilled and dedicated volunteers and world-class vessels and equipment. Episodes will go online in the first week of the month on the Marine Rescue NSW YouTube channel via the MRNSW website. ... You can watch our first episode here: https://www.marinerescuensw.com.au//ma/season-1-episode-1/ Each episode of MRTV will feature interviews with staff or volunteers, news from around the organisation and safety tips and advice for boaters. Watch our first episode for an interview with new Deputy Commissioner Alex Barrell, the arrival of our new 12 metre Naiad vessel, Botany Hacking 30, and the commissioning of vessel Sussex Inlet 20. We also dropped in to the Rotary Emergency Services Community Awards and we provide some tips about Logging On and Logging Off with MRNSW. We look forward to seeing you each month.

15.01.2022 A busy day on Jervis Bay today. First call of the day was a five metre runabout that had engine issues and needed to get back to Callala Bay, the second job for the day was an eight and half metre catamaran that lost its engine and struggled to manoeuvre onto a mooring. Add to this a couple of jet skis that required assistance and it added up to pretty full day.

14.01.2022 Do you have the time and energy to commit to serving your community? If you're looking for a volunteer role, Marine Rescue NSW could be just the ticket. There's... always a job to do at our 45 units and they have a range of roles to fill, both on and off the water. Join us in our mission to save lives on the water. For more information on Marine Rescue NSW services and to apply to become a volunteer, visit our website at mrnsw.com.au

14.01.2022 VHF is the technology of choice for safer boating. It gives you greater range, better reception and is less susceptible to static and interference than the olde...r technology of 27MHz. If you need help on the water, call Marine Rescue NSW on the international distress channel - VHF Channel 16. We're listening around the clock. Not only will we hear you but so will nearby boaters, who might be able to provide immediate assistance while a rescue crew is on the way. VHF - make the switch today.

13.01.2022 Join us for the Annual Duck Derby!

12.01.2022 At around 630am on December 2nd, Marine Rescue Jervis Bay vessel JB 40 was tasked to rescue the occupant of a 5.5 metre vessel aground on rocks at Dart Point near the entrance to Jervis Bay. Hidden by an unusually high tide, the vessel had become grounded when trying to cross a submerged reef. The sole occupant reported they were safe, in no imminent danger, were wearing a life jacket with EPIRB at the ready and had anchored the vessel to stop it being dragged further over th...e rocks. On arrival, the crew of John Gallimore, Brian McParlane, Daniel Pauperis determined that dragging the vessel off the rocks would likely result in further damage. The occupant of the vessel made their way to a nearby beach where they were assisted by Naval vessel ‘Sycamore’. As JB 40 could no longer provide emergency assistance, the vessel was left to be salvaged. The incident is a reminder of carefully planning your journey including knowing how to correctly read maritime charts, and to take into account the effects of higher than normal tides in covering normally visible hazards.

11.01.2022 From our beaches to the outback, thousands of us are here to help and protect you. Work with us by wearing your mask, sanitising and physical distancing to help stop the spread of COVID-19.

10.01.2022 This afternoon (Sunday 8/11), at 3:30pm, we received notification from Bruce Mitchell (Illawarra Regional Operations Manager) of a person in the water at Moes Rock off Cape St George. JB40 was patrolling the Southern end of Jervis Bay and was immediately tasked and made full speed towards Jervis Bay heads and out to open waters towards the target area. JB40 arrived on the scene within twenty minutes and was met by two helicopters that had also been tasked to the incident. ...A search pattern was immediately started by JB40 from the location details provided. Shortly after initiating the search pattern, one of the helicopters located the person in the water and proceeded to perform a rescue, they were then lifted out of the water. A great example of multi-agency cooperation. Marine Rescue provided an important component for ensuring two separate search areas could be covered at the same time, and although the person was located outside our designated search area, we were still able to make a major contribution to the overall effort. The pictures shows one of the rescue helicopters sweeping past JB40 on their way to Moes Rock. JB 40 was skippered by Greg Atkinson and ably supported by crew: John Dawson, Mike Bardon, Craig Marsh and Ernie Panucci.

09.01.2022 Tune into 92.7 FM on Monday at 9:15AM to hear all the latest on the upcoming Duck Derby event at Moona Moona creek on Australia Day!

09.01.2022 STALL HOLDERS NEEDED! Duck Derby Huskisson (Moona Moona Creek) 2021 If you want to run a retail or food outlet at this years Duck Derby please get in touch with Daniel on 0437 458 208. Given the bumper tourist season we are currently experiencing we are sure this will be well worth your while!

06.01.2022 The next episode of MRTV is out! MRTV, our new online monthly video magazine, showcases our professionally skilled and dedicated volunteers and world-class ves...sels and equipment. You can watch this month’s episode here: https://youtu.be/i7bxkay7M68 In this episode join us at the opening of our $1.8 million base at Marine Rescue Lake Macquarie; get some great tips on safely and quickly launching your boat off a trailer from fishing guru, Michael Guest; drop in to beautiful Broken Bay for the commissioning of new Marine Rescue Broken Bay rescue vessel BB 30; hear why VHF is the ‘clear’ choice for kayakers and finally, take a peek at the architect’s plans for our new Marine Rescue Middle Harbour base. Join us again in early January for another episode of MRTV.

05.01.2022 BOATING SAFETY ALERT The issue with VHF marine radio interference along the Illawarra coastline has been resolved. A radio had been transmitting for more than 2...0 hours, potentially preventing Marine Rescue NSW bases at Port Kembla, Shoalhaven, Jervis Bay, Sussex Inlet and Ulladulla from hearing distress calls. The source was successfully located on land late this afternoon. Tracking down a signal on land with a vessel-based Radio Direction Finder is challenging, as this makes triangulation more difficult. Thank you to the Illawarra media and boaters who cooperated with our public appeal to check their boats’ radios.

05.01.2022 FREE AMSA APPROVED LROCP/SROCP RADIO LICENCE COURSES FOR RADIO CLUB MEMBERS! Marine Rescue Jervis Bay will be holding a LROCP (encompassing SROCP) course in March 2021. This course will be free for all Radio Club members who are current! LROCP (Long range operator certificate of proficiency) enables holders to legally and correctly use a range of marine communication equipment including VHF and MF/HF radio's. The skills taught in this class will not only make communicating w...ith stations such as Marine Rescue Jervis Bay seamless but will also teach you invaluable skills to quickly and clearly communicate your situation in an emergency. SROCP (short range operator certificate of proficiency) is the same as above but focuses on VHF radio's and not MF/HF. Our course will cover both LROCP & SROCP material, it is up to you which exam you choose to sit. COURSE DELIVERY: Will be via zoom on the evenings of 9th, 16th, 23rd & 30th of March. Duration approx 2 hours. Exam date will be at a time to be organised depending on how many applicants we have. Exam will be in person at our base at Huskisson. Cost of exam is $85 (University of Tasmania fee). You can attend the course and not sit the exam if you choose. Should you wish to enquire please email Daniel [email protected]

02.01.2022 BOATING SAFETY ALERT Boaters in the Jervis Bay area have been asked to double-check that their VHF radios are switched off as a matter of urgency. A boat’s radio has been left on since early yesterday evening, meaning it has been transmitting non-stop for about the past 20 hours, which is interfering with VHF marine radio transmissions along the Illawarra coastline from Port Kembla to Ulladulla. ... This is a public safety issue for boaters on these waters as the interference may mean radio operators at the Marine Rescue Jervis Bay radio base cannot hear distress calls or other contacts from other boaters. This is particularly problematic if the boat with the radio switched on is sitting between the radio base and another boat in trouble. Boaters are urged to check their radios as soon as possible.

02.01.2022 Marine Rescue Jervis Bay conducted an emergency response exercise over the weekend to ensure we're rescue-ready for the peak boating season. A crew from WIN TV was on board to capture the action.