Safety is the number one priority at Three Rivers Rowing Association. Below are links to resources and guidelines that everyone in the campus community should refer to often.

 

Please remember that the TRRA rules require anyone who is responsible for the safety or steering of a boat (coaches, scullers, kayakers, steers-people and coxswains) to review this material twice per year.

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The Safety Committee will be working on refinements to the videos in the future, so please recognize that the format is a work in progress. Coaches, please take the time to share the videos with your coxswains (and/or your entire team).

 

After viewing the video, please complete the brief survey, which replaces the old sign-in sheet.

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Safety Matrix Data:

Hourly temperature and wind speed

Water flow

Water temperature

Weather.gov - Stage and flow (Sharpsburg)

 

Safety Matrix - Full View

Rowing Matrix 

Rowing Mini-Matrix (Log-Book Scullers/Pair)

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Paddling Matrix: 20-Person Dragon Boat

Paddling Matrix:  10-Person Dragon Boat

Paddling Matrix:  Out-Rigger Canoe/Kayak

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Safety Certification links:
USRowing Safety Video (Mandatory)

​Swim test certification (Mandatory)

Suggested pools for swim tests

TRRA Waiver (Mandatory)

TRRA Sculling / Pair Certification Overview

TRRA Sculling/Pair Certification Checklist

Crew Leader: Sculling/Pair Application

TRRA Course Flyover

 

More Safety resources:

TRRA Safety Protocols and Procedures

Incident Report Form

Air Quality Monitor

Dragon Boat Guideline for Emergencies

Flood Levels in relationship to the bays at the Washington's Landing Campus:

• 23 feet gets into the lower bays (beneath the parking lot).

• 26 feet gets to approximately the first rack in the lower bays and breaches the pavement in front of the upper bays (college bays & sculling bay).

• 27 feet gets to the entrance of the upper bays.

• 28 feet breaches the upper bays.

A reminder regarding lights: if you plan to row before or after sunset, the new light rule requires bow and stern lights to be affixed to the shell. A spotlight must also be carried in any coaching launch in the dark.

Please use caution as you take to the water early in the season, as the cold, fast-moving waters of Spring present special safety challenges.

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SEASONAL SAFETY MEETING RECORDING: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1oEDj2dGM5dF4i-IouFSwbdqOIDsvOC5v/view