First, we need to understand the types of lifebuoys and their functions. There are two main types of lifebuoys: propulsion lifebuoys and buoyancy lifebuoys. Propulsion lifebuoys can help drowning people to a safe place. The design of a propulsion lifebuoy usually includes a pole with a plastic handle and a standard lifebuoy. The handle can be shortened for easy control during rescue. When rescue is needed, we can throw the lifebuoy to the rescued person, and then pull it back through the handle of the pole to pull the rescued person to our location to ensure their safety and the safety of the rescuers.
Professional Flood Prevention and Rescue Emergency Lifebuoy
31 Jul.,2025
The flood prevention life buoy is a very common life-saving equipment in water rescue, and it plays a very important role in rescue operations. Throwing a life buoy is not only suitable for water activities such as swimming and snorkeling, but also for more complex water activities such as sailing and yachting.
The flood prevention life buoy is a very common life-saving equipment in water rescue, and it plays a very important role in rescue operations. Throwing a life buoy is not only suitable for water activities such as swimming and snorkeling, but also for more complex water activities such as sailing and yachting. However, if the life buoy is not used correctly, the rescue operation will be in trouble. Therefore, we need to understand the relevant knowledge and skills of using the life buoy correctly!
Understand the Types of Lifebuoys.
Choose the Right Lifebuoy
After understanding the types of lifebuoys, we also need to choose the right lifebuoy. Generally, lifebuoys need to be suitable for the age, height, weight and other relevant factors of the rescued person. For example, a larger lifebuoy is suitable for older swimmers because the lifebuoy needs to have enough buoyancy to support them. In addition, the material of the lifebuoy is also very important. The material should be strong and durable enough to remain stable in the water. Usually, lifebuoys made of plastic or rubber materials are very suitable because these materials can withstand water pressure and friction well.
Master the Correct Throwing Method
After understanding the appropriate lifebuoy, we need to learn how to throw the lifebuoy correctly. When throwing a lifebuoy, you need to master the following steps:
Step 1: Stand by the swimming pool or on the boat to ensure stability and balance.
Step 2: Tighten your arms and hold the lifebuoy tightly.
Step 3: Twist your body hard and throw the lifebuoy to the rescued person. When the lifebuoy approaches the rescued person, you need to loosen your arms to better control the landing point and position of the lifebuoy.
Step 4: When the lifebuoy approaches the rescued person, make sure they can grab the lifebuoy, which requires the ability to control the speed, direction and landing point of the lifebuoy when throwing.
Step 5: throwing a lifebuoy usually needs to be done multiple times to ensure that the rescued person can grab the lifebuoy and be successfully rescued. Throwing a lifebuoy is a skill that requires long-term practice and honing. Only by mastering the correct throwing method can you bring good results to the rescue operation.