Safety Alerts
Official Safety Alerts issued by British Rowing
2022
July 2022 – Avoiding and treating Heat Exhaustion
June 2022 – Manual Lifejackets
March 2022 – Do not wear a Dryrobe when afloat
January 2022 – Keep a good lookout
January 2022 – Stay on your feet
January 2022 – Returning to fitness after Covid
2021
November 2021 – Avian Influenza
October 2021 – Stay with the boat
July 2021 – Get help to buy your own AED
April 2021 – Check your Tow Bar
March 2021 – Be kind to yourself
February 2021 – Incident Reporting System
2020
March 2020 – Indoor Rowing is good for you
British Rowing Advice in relation to coronavirus (COVID-19)
February 2020 – Care when Indoor Rowing
2019
December 2019 – Keep clear of weirs
November 2019 – Rowing in Floods
April 2019 – How to stay safe whilst rowing in the sun
April 2019 – Check your trailer
February 2019 – What to do if a rower collapses in a boat
January 2019 – Flow around bends in rivers
2018
November 2018 – Weil’s disease
October 2018 – Head Injuries 2018
May 2018 – Take care setting up your C2 rowing machine
April 2018 – Don’t be swept into danger
2017
December 2017 – Check your lifejacket
October 2017 – Safety Equipment can save your life
October 2017 – Children driving launches
August 2017 – Collision Avoidance
August 2017 – Diabetes and Launch Driving
June 2017 – Look Out for Swimmers
2016
November 2016 – Faulty Defibrillator Warning
November 2016 – Not Getting Cold at Heads
February 2016 – Calling for Help
February 2016 – Check Your Boat Before You Go Afloat
2015
December 2015 – Outboard Motor Safety Checks
December 2015 – Lights on Rowing Boats
November 2015 – Is it safe to go afloat alone
February 2015 – Launch Driving
February 2015 – Adaptive Rowing Straps
February 2015 – Rowing in Large Wash & Waves
2014
November 2014 – Trailer Towing
September 2014 – What Lies Beneath