Opens Saturdays and Sundays during & after racing and of course for social events. (see Duties)
Open to coincide with racing. Please note that hygiene regulations require that no-one under the age of 16 is allowed in the galley. (See Duties)
Dell Quay is conscious of its duties and to this end has a Health and Safety Policy in force. This consists of risk assessments and monitoring of the facilities and structures of the club.
Dell Quay Sailing Club is a NO SMOKING club.
Two dinghies are kept on haul offs from the Club landing stage for the use of members. They should be not used for more than 20 minutes and must be returned immediately after use when they should be fully hauled off and the line secured.
The club has a Wayfarer, 3 RS Fevas, 8 Pico's, 2 RS Visions, a Laser 13, a Tera, a Optimist, a Toppers, 2 Paddle Boards and a Kayak for use by members, bookable using this form up to one week in advance. A members login is required to use the booking form.
Are not to be brought onto any part of the Club premises except on a lead and under proper control. Dogs are not permitted in the snug or galley at any time.
No members property is to be left permanently in the changing rooms or Club rooms. Any such property will be removed to the sail loft and be disposed of at the end of the season.
Sails and equipment should not be brought into the Club rooms.
No visitor may be introduced more than 4 times in one season. Whenever a visitor is introduced a full entry MUST be made in the visitors' book.
No area of the Club other than changing rooms or toilets is to be used for attending to toilet needs.
Parents and Guardians of members under the age of 18 are warned that the Club cannot accept responsibility for children or other persons. Accordingly parents and guardians are advised to make their own assessments regarding the abilities and safety of their children or wards and, where necessary, arrange suitable supervision and control at all times, ashore and afloat.
No car shall be taken onto the quay except when loading or unloading.
Limited car parking is available in the designated area of the Dinghy Park and for berth holders on their own berths.
If members wish to meet a committee member or forward suggestions to improve the running of the Club they are welcome to do so in person to a member or by email to the secretary before meetings.
All boats, vehicles, motors, equipment or other articles left or stored in or on any part of the Club property will be at the owner's risk, and the Club will not be responsible for any loss or damage thereto from any cause whatsoever.
Duty Officer | In overall charge of the Club and Club activities. |
Race Officer | Responsible for the smooth running of the day's racing programme in accordance with the Race Officer's instructions which are kept in the Race Office. Must be present at the Club one hour before the start of racing. |
Patrol Boat Helms and Crews | Responsible to the Race Officer for the efficient manning of the patrol boat(s) including launching and recovery and stowage of gear. Must be present one hour before the start of racing. |
Galley Crews | Should arrive 45 minutes before the start of racing as indicated in the programme and keep the galley open until at least 45 minutes after the end of racing. If racing starts at 9.30am or earlier then galley crews should arrive by the start of racing. |
Bar | Allow yourself enough time to collect the keys and find your way around the stock 10-15mins is ample. |
Members are reminded that if they are unable to do duties as allocated it is their responsibility
to arrange a replacement or swap with another club member by using SCM.
Members telephone numbers can be found in SCM by other members to assist in a duty swap.
All duty swaps must be updated in the Dutyman system.
Extra Club Booklets may be obtained from the This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it or behind the bar at a price of £1.00.