A rescue boat is a small, maneuverable craft used for recovering persons from the sea, assisting liferafts, and emergency response.

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Lifeboats are for mass evacuation, while rescue boats are for rapid man-overboard recovery and emergency operations.

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Yes. SOLAS requires seagoing vessels to carry at least one approved rescue boat for emergencies.

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Capacity varies, typically accommodating 6–15 persons depending on vessel type and class.

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Rescue boats carry first aid kits, lifejackets, communication gear, searchlights, and recovery equipment.

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They are usually davit-launched, free-fall, or inflatable boats deployed with fast launching mechanisms.

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An FRC is a high-speed rescue boat designed for quick response in offshore and SOLAS-compliant operations.

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They require weekly checks, monthly inspections, and annual servicing by certified technicians.

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Yes. They are typically powered by outboard or inboard engines for rapid maneuvering.

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Yes. Seanav Marine supplies authentic parts, repairs, and certifications for all major rescue boat models.

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