Dart RNLI seeks new crew recruits

The Dartmouth-based station has the capacity to take on two new volunteers to crew their two lifeboats.
Dart RNLI recently relocated to a new modern station and can now train the successful candidates to qualify as volunteers for rescue missions.
Helm Rich Eggleton said: 'It's a great team to be a part of, with volunteers from all walks of life in the Dartmouth community, and a brand new lifeboat station with brilliant facilities.
'Volunteering for the RNLI has so many benefits.'
Candidates need to live or work close to the station by the Higher Ferry, and be passionate about the RNLI cause. Full training will be undertaken by the recruits.
All details at https://volunteering.rnli.org/vacancy/ilb-crew---dart-606047.html

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For more information please contact Dominic Hart, Dart RNLI press officer, on 07767 764 144 or the RNLI Press Office on 01202 336789 or at [email protected].

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