B. Students will stay inboard on the boats unless the instructor or captain requests help in a job that must be performed outboard. Tasks such as docking, occasionally require students to handle lines on the bow. In these cases, students should look out for their own safety first. On many occasions there will be 16 students on a boat. This sometimes makes it easy for students to avoid participating in the work at hand.
Students are to come forward of their own initiative to participate.
All students are responsible for understanding how to do the work. Lab exams often require students to repeat the procedures they learned on the water. The best way to remember how to do something is to do it, so get involved in the class activities. No horseplay on the boats. E. Remain on board until we are tied up alongside the dock.