Supervising adults should be advised of their responsibilities, and the behaviour to expect from their students. Help these adults by advising them on what to do with difficult students. The National Maritime Museum holds teacher familiarisation meetings at which teachers are shown around the museum. This visit is strongly recommended as it allows the class teacher to view the site and note any potential hazards. This will be of value to the teacher when completing their own safety statements.
Bags are to be placed in the bag rack located beside the entrance way.
Marinas should be placed out of bounds unless moving to the scow. First aid kits are held upstairs in administration, in the security office, on the scow, and in each workshop. These are inspected regularly as part of the museum safety programme. A room is available for students who become ill but they will need to have an adult remain with them. Emergency signals are by whistle, alarms, and intercom.