The GJW Spotlight
by GJW Direct 16 May 11:00 UTC
Ensuring that you carry out regular maintenance and repairs to your boat will help keep your vessel looking and performing at its best. On top of that, it could extend its lifespan and catch any issues in their tracks before they cause further problems. |
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Jet ski security tips for your PWC and trailer There are several steps you can take to help minimise the risk of theft and damage to help protect your jet ski, its fuel, and your trailer. |
| A quick guide to yacht rigging Our guide to yacht rigging covers what to check, common problems and how to fix them, and how to keep it in great condition. |
| GJW Direct: 200 years in marine insurance Glen Wallis, Business Development Manager, reflects on what it means to be part of GJW as we mark our 200-year anniversary. |
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Your checklist for going afloat As the weather warms up, more and more people are preparing for a new boating season. This makes now a perfect time to ensure you are ready to go afloat. Whether you're powering or sailing out to sea, make sure you: - are wearing a lifejacket or buoyancy aid
- are carrying a means of calling for help
- have an appropriate anchor that holds
- can identify your location
- are using a kill cord (where appropriate for your craft)
Flotation devices like lifejackets and buoyancy aids are a lifesaver – but they are useless unless worn. Your lifejacket will need basic maintenance to keep it working properly. The RNLI recommends you regularly inspect it according to the manufacturer’s instructions and in conjunction with an annual service. If in doubt, take the jacket to the manufacturer’s recommended service agent for checking and repacking. |
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Your checklist for going afloat As the weather warms up, more and more people are preparing for a new boating season. This makes now a perfect time to ensure you are ready to go afloat. Whether you're powering or sailing out to sea, make sure you: - are wearing a lifejacket or buoyancy aid
- are carrying a means of calling for help
- have an appropriate anchor that holds
- can identify your location
- are using a kill cord (where appropriate for your craft)
Flotation devices like lifejackets and buoyancy aids are a lifesaver – but they are useless unless worn. Your lifejacket will need basic maintenance to keep it working properly. The RNLI recommends you regularly inspect it according to the manufacturer’s instructions and in conjunction with an annual service. If in doubt, take the jacket to the manufacturer’s recommended service agent for checking and repacking. |
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