For up-to-date information when you are preparing to dispose of flares consult Boating BC Check flares regularly to make sure they are in good condition and not expired. Rules for safe disposal of marine flares
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All club members or OPIs having inflammable or hazardous materials stored in the yellow steel lockers beside BLDG 1061WP in the compound or on the lower patio of the clubhouse are to remove same ASAP or, if there is a valid requirement for continued storage, label the container(s) with name, contact information, contents (if not
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All members of our club are to be familiar with and follow the rules and requirements of navigating in the areas of the water airport runways shoreward of the Ogden Point breakwater as detailed in the following link: https://www.tc.gc.ca/eng/pacific/marine-1521.html
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Congratulations go out from the CFB Esquimalt Power Boat Club to one of our members and his family as recipients of a BC and Yukon Lifesaving Society Rescue Award. Information forwarded to us follows: Good Day My wife, Meagan, and I were off Trial Island enjoying a sunny afternoon. I was teaching my wife to
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Marina boat owners are reminded of the club requirement to have a card with the owner’s name and contact information, including phone number, CLEARLY VISIBLE. If you need a card, there are plenty in the clubhouse and the card is available for download below. Just drop by any Thursday morning and someone can get you
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Safety of our members is of paramount importance. Please ensure that you have made yourself aware of the Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) in use at the CFB Esquimalt Power Boat Club. A hard copy is located in the upper entrance to the clubhouse, Bldg 1031 WP. If you see something amiss, or have any questions
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Hazardous Material There have been several instances of hazmat and garbage being left sculling around the boat club launch ramp and compound enclosure/building over the past months. Included items have included used oil, partially empty paint cans, used paint rollers and brushes, hardened fiberglass resin buckets, dead batteries, unmarked fuel containers and empty outboard motor
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