Have a reliable means of communication, such as a waterproofed cell phone or VHF radio.
Always have a whistle attached to your lifejacket.
Have a waterproof flashlight
Always review hand and paddle signals with your group, before launching.
Always stay withing communication range of those you are with (sight and/or ear shot).
Always keep your communication devices in good working order and readily available.
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