Clubs are encouraged to use red and yellow patrol area buoys to clearly identify the designated swimming areas. The use of the buoys has also proven to be a proactive way to control surf craft from entering the swimming area.

  • The buoys should be placed just beyond the break, when conditions permit and be removed at the end of patrols;
  • Patrol members shall regularly adjust the buoys with the rise and fall of the tide;
  • To prevent confusion to the public, these buoys shall be in line with the red and yellow flags;
  • The red and yellow buoys are not to be used for lifesaving training;
  • Clubs are reminded of the importance of removing all marker buoys once activities are concluded; and
  • All clubs shall pay particular attention to this matter to ensure the surf zone remains clear of obstruction at all times.

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