The RNLI at Work
This compelling short documentary explores the intensive training scenarios conducted at the RNLI’s state-of-the-art live engine workshop. This facility is housed within their renowned Sea Survival Centre.
The film provides an intimate behind-the-scenes look. It shows how volunteer crews master essential maritime skills.
They use Rigid Inflatable Boats (RIBs), which are the backbone of inshore rescue operations.
Through dynamic footage, viewers witness trainees navigating challenging simulations, from engine maintenance and troubleshooting to emergency repairs in harsh conditions.
The workshop’s controlled environment allows crews to develop critical competencies in boat handling.
They also work on mechanical problem-solving and teamwork.
These skills are vital preparation for real-world rescue missions. In such missions, lives depend on their expertise and quick decision-making.