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SAFETY AFLOAT RESOURCES
Compiled by: Jim
Szpakowski
BSA Policy covering Safety Afloat. Every adult (registered or not) working with the
program is required to be YPT
trained. Safety Afloat MUST be renewed
every 2 years. The official policy guide from the BSA. This guide
changes often, so in addition to having the book please
check the on-line version for changes regularly. This resource book includes all current policies,
guidelines, and procedures related to health and safety
issues for all aspects of council, district, and unit. 6 Pages; 2003 Printing Time 18:40; Released xxxx Eight-page training outline used to train Scouting
leaders in safe and proper boating procedures. 8 Pages; 2000 Printing Also found on the last page of "Safety Afloat Training
Outline" 34159. 1 Page; 1999 Printing The BSA sometimes provides Youth Protection information
to its members and families through these magazines. BSA Policy covering Safety Afloat. BSA form for trips less than 500 miles. BSA form for trips 500 miles or farther. To Report an Incident in the Tomahawk District of the
Sam
Houston Area Council Reporting any incidents: Two page report used for reporting things like injury,
property damage and youth protection event. 17 Power Point slides for teaching this topic. . . March-April 2001 brief article concerning Safety Afloat
for Cub Scouts.
34416?
34415B
18-260
AV-09V002
34159C
34368
20-935
21-105
33305A
33345
33404A
33356
33348A
33405A
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