编号：时间：2021年x月x日书山有路勤为径，学海无涯苦作舟页码：第1页 共1页STANDARDS AND PROCEDURESDEPARTMENT: JOB CATEGORY: ACTIVITIES ASST. ACTIVITIES DIRECTORHEAD: G. M. APPROVAL: DATE:TASK: TEACHING A HOBIE CAT SAILING LESSONSTANDARD: ALL EMPLOYEES SHOULD BE ABLE TO SAIL AND GIVE BASIC HOBIE SAILING INSTRUTION.PROCEDURE:Whenever an instructor teaches a sailing lesson on the Hobie Cat, he/she should follow these guidelines so that each instructor is giving out the same information. The demonstration Hobie should be rigged and ready in front of the group or individual, and any other equipment needed should be at the ready. LIFEJACKETS SHOULD BE OFFERED. Introduction1. Introduce yourself to the group or individual and get names, and an indication of how much sailing they have done before. Explain that this will be a basic lesson aimed at teaching the basics and getting them going as lesson:a) Dry land drill b) Accompanied stage with instructor.c) Solo sail if they choose to do it.Dry land drill1. Explain the basic parts of the boat the names of the two sails the four controls of the boat Tiller, Daggerboard, Main sheet, Jib sheets.2. Show the positions of the helmsman and crew and what controls they have to take care of.PROCEDURES: (continued)3. Show the procedure for turning, (Tacking only), to being with.a) notify crew,b) push tiller away,c) watch, and wait for boom.,d) cross as boom crosses,e) face forward,f) Centralize tiller.The crew would cross to middle and wait for the manouvre to be completed.1. The points of sailing would be explained, as would head to wind and how to get out of it. The sail angles would also be covered.Accompanied stage with instructor:2. Repeat all the stages taught in two ways”a) firstly with the instructor demonstrating,b) Then with guest trying.Solo sail1. Before this stage the instructor would calmly mention what to do in the event of a capsize. This stage would only be attempted if the guest is comfortable, the instructor is convinced he/she is ready and the weather is suitable.The instructor would explain the limits to stay within and would assist with the launch and recovery. If possible only let the guests sail on reaches.The instructor would watch the solo sailors for the duration of the sail. Safety is vital.Conclusion2. To conclude, the instructor will get the group together for a summary of all things covered.PROCEDURES: (continued)During general use of Hobies a half hour limit may have to be imposed so as to enable all guests to the equipment. This would be subject to need.Setting up + Packing away the Hobies9. a) The hull must be stored above the wall with all sails stored and locked away.c) All attachments must be taken off.To rig the Hobie a) Turn the hull into the wind.b) Attach sail to boom and enter all batterns.c) Attach halyard.d) Haul up sail ensuring mainsheet is out.e) Ensure halyard is pulled Taut; if using a jib, it is vital to ensure that the luff is Taut.This procedure will be demonstrated.STANDARDS AND PROCEDURESDEPARTMENT: JOB CATEGORY: ACTIVITIES ASST. ACTIVITIES DIRECTORHEAD: G. M. APPROVAL: DATE:TASK: CARRYING OUT THE SAILBOARD FREESTYLE DEMONSTRATIONSTANDARD: EMPLOYEES SHOULD BE ABLE TO DO THE DEMONSTRATION OR EXPLAIN WHILE ANOTHER PERSON DOES IF. THE SEQUENCE OF EVENTS MUST BE LEARNED.PROCEDURE:The demonstration is in three parts:1. Introduction2. Demonstration3. ConclusionBefore the event the equipment to be set out is as follows:One sailboard rigged and lying on the beach.One blackboard, with clearly visible order of events (learned thoroughly by the two participating beach attendants). One megaphones if necessary, Chalk, One regatta buoy.Introduction4. Both beach attendants address the viewing group and introduce themselves. One will then explain the order of events to be shown, using the blackboard programme. The hazards of the tricks will be pointed out, along with the shallowness of the water this will set a lighthearted tone in case some tricks fail. It will also be pointed out that each trick will come in the same direction from the regatta buoy.PROCEDURES: (continued)Tricks to be shown and their order are: -Head dip Sitting, kneeling, splitsSailing inside the boomSailing backwardBack to the sail Sailing end upDuck tackCarve jibRail riding forward and backwardsDemonstration5. The demonstration attendant will then sail out to the position of the regatta buoy. As he comes up to the buoy on the first run the land based attendant will introduce the head di