Bude RNLI Crew Member Noah Passes Tier 1 Assessment
A Bude RNLI crew member has just cleared one of the most important hurdles in his lifeboat training, and the whole station is celebrating.
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Noah Passes Tier 1 Assessment
Bude RNLI Lifeboat has announced that crew member Noah has successfully passed his Tier 1 assessment, a significant step in any volunteer’s RNLI journey.
Tier 1 covers the core skills and knowledge a crew member needs to operate safely and effectively as part of the lifeboat crew, both at sea and on shore. Passing the assessment reflects the training, commitment and dedication required to reach the standard.
What Comes Next
With Tier 1 behind him, Noah’s focus now turns to Tier 2, the next stage in his RNLI training pathway.
Everyone at Bude Lifeboat station has congratulated Noah on his progress and said they are looking forward to watching him continue his journey with the charity.
Bude RNLI is part of the wider network of volunteer lifeboat crews who launch around the Cornish coast year round, responding to people in trouble at sea.
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