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Training Success for Lizard RNLI Crew Members

Lifeboats News Release

Recent training success for two members of The Lizard RNLI Lifeboat crew.

RNLI/Geoff Squibb

Norbert Varga
Congratulations to lifeboat crew member Norbert Varga on successfully completing his pass out as Plant (winch) operator under the watchful eyes of Plant and Machinery Trainer, Gary Stansbury.

Congratulations also to crew member Alfred Amiss who successfully underwent and passed his navigation course. Alfred (right of the photograph) was assessed by and is pictured with Coastal Lifeboat Trainer Ollie George.

RNLI/The Lizard RNLI

Trainer Ollie George & Alfred Amiss

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