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SUMMARY:Ice Rescue Trainer
DESCRIPTION:OBJECTIVE\nEquip your department with the knowledge and skills to become effective ice rescue responders. This comprehensive three-day\, 24-hour Ice Rescue Trainer course is tailored for public safety personnel\, covering essential standards found in NFPA 1006 and 2500. Graduates gain practical training to confidently return to their departments\, prepared to instruct their teams in safe and efficient ice rescue techniques. \nPREREQUISITES\n\nAt least 21 years of age\nMember of a Public Safety Agency\nProof of current First Aid and CPR training\n\nBRING TO CLASS\nAll students will need: \n\nU.S. Coast Guard approved Personal Flotation\nDevice (PFD)\nA knife\nA whistle\nAdequate clothing for working outside\nPen and paper for taking notes.\n\nIf the student has access to a cold water rescue suit or dry suit\, they should bring it to class. It is advised that students bring a dry set of clothing.
URL:https://diverescueintl.com/event/ice-rescue-trainer-2/
LOCATION:Golden Fire Department Station 21\, 911 10th St\, Golden\, CO\, 80401\, United States
CATEGORIES:Non-Dive Training Programs
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SUMMARY:Ice Rescue Trainer
DESCRIPTION:OBJECTIVE\nEquip your department with the knowledge and skills to become effective ice rescue responders. This comprehensive three-day\, 24-hour Ice Rescue Trainer course is tailored for public safety personnel\, covering essential standards found in NFPA 1006 and 2500. Graduates gain practical training to confidently return to their departments\, prepared to instruct their teams in safe and efficient ice rescue techniques. \nPREREQUISITES\n\nAt least 21 years of age\nMember of a Public Safety Agency\nProof of current First Aid and CPR training\n\nBRING TO CLASS\nAll students will need: \n\nU.S. Coast Guard approved Personal Flotation\nDevice (PFD)\nA knife\nA whistle\nAdequate clothing for working outside\nPen and paper for taking notes.\n\nIf the student has access to a cold water rescue suit or dry suit\, they should bring it to class. It is advised that students bring a dry set of clothing.
URL:https://diverescueintl.com/event/ice-rescue-trainer-4/
LOCATION:Burnsville Fire Station 1\, 14275 Newton Avenue\, Burnsville\, MN\, 55306
CATEGORIES:Non-Dive Training Programs
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Denver:20270219T080000
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SUMMARY:Ice Diving Operations
DESCRIPTION:OBJECTIVE\nDive Rescue International’s Ice Diving Operations training readies agency personnel for cold water diving with overhead obstructions. Participants will be able to plan and execute an emergency ice diving operation; select\, evaluate\, and perform field maintenance on ice diving equipment; and dive safely under ice in order to complete a rescue/recovery mission. These training objectives are transferable to incidents as independent skills. \nMAIN TOPICS\n\nDry Suit Selection\nFull Face Mask Selection and Use\nSpecialized Equipment\nCommunication Needs\nSurface-Supplied Air Systems\nIce Diving Protocols\nRescue vs. Recovery Mode\nRisk/Benefit Factors\nBoat vs. Ice-Based Operations\nEmergency Procedures\nEquipment Field Maintenance\nTethered Diving Techniques\n\nPREREQUISITES\n\nAt least 18 years of age\nMember of a Public Safety Agency\nRSTC Medical Statement\nDive Rescue 1 Certification\nProof of Dry Suit Diving certificate\, if applicable\nPhysically fit (13 MET or greater recommended)\n\nBRING TO CLASS\nAll students will need: \n\nU.S. Coast Guard approved Personal Flotation Device (PFD)\nA knife\nA whistle\nAdequate clothing for working outside\nPen and paper for taking notes and sketching\n\nDiving students must provide their own equipment: \n\nWetsuit or Drysuit\nScuba regulator- recently serviced and environmentally protected with alternate air source (i.e.: Octopus\, Air II\, ect.)\nTiming device\nDepth and submersible pressure gauge\nBC with oral/power inflator\nTwo tanks with current Hydro & VIP\nFull Face Mask & Fins\nWeight belt\nTwo cutting tools (knife\, wire cutters\, or trauma shears)
URL:https://diverescueintl.com/event/ice-diving-operations-1/
LOCATION:Tawas City Fire Station\, 416 Mathews St.\, Tawas City\, MI\, 48763\, United States
CATEGORIES:Dive Training Programs
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SUMMARY:Swiftwater Rescue I
DESCRIPTION:OBJECTIVE\nSwift water rescue operations are inherently dangerous and with the complications of fast current\, low-head dams\, and/or hidden debris they can become deadly. Prepare for these hazards by learning how to organize and manage safe swift water rescue operations. Participants in the swift water rescue training program should be prepared for multiple in-water scenarios. \nPREREQUISITES\n\nAt least 18 years of age\nMember of a Public Safety Agency\nProof of current First Aid and CPR training\n\nBRING TO CLASS\nAll students will need: \n\nU.S. Coast Guard approved Personal Flotation Device (PFD)\nA knife\nA whistle\nAdequate clothing for working outside\nPen and paper for taking notes
URL:https://diverescueintl.com/event/swiftwater-rescue-i-2/
LOCATION:Golden Fire Department Station 21\, 911 10th St\, Golden\, CO\, 80401\, United States
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SUMMARY:Swiftwater Rescue II
DESCRIPTION:OBJECTIVE\nStudents should have strong swimming skills and be prepared for multiple challenging in-water scenarios. All students are required to have basic swiftwater rescue skills. Dive Rescue International’s renowned program for public safety swiftwater responders teaches the knowledge and skills needed to successfully organize and manage inherently dangerous and complicated swiftwater rescue events to maximize positive outcomes. \nPREREQUISITES\n\nAt least 18 years of age\nMember of a Public Safety Agency\nProof of current First Aid and CPR training\nSwiftwater Rescue I Certification\n\nBRING TO CLASS\nAll students will need: \n\nU.S. Coast Guard approved Personal Flotation Device (PFD)\nA knife\nA whistle\nAdequate clothing for working outside\nPen and paper for taking notes
URL:https://diverescueintl.com/event/swiftwater-rescue-ii/
LOCATION:Golden Fire Department Station 21\, 911 10th St\, Golden\, CO\, 80401\, United States
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SUMMARY:Public Safety Scuba Instructor
DESCRIPTION:OBJECTIVE\nSuccessful completion of the Public Safety Scuba Instructor (PSSI) program provides the instructor with the skills required to certify their members as Public Safety Divers (PSDs). This course is specifically designed to help dive teams develop a cost-effective way to certify non-divers and open-water divers as PSDs. A PSD certification combines the fundamentals taught in an open-water class with an emphasis on the exacting skills required to successfully dive in a rescue/recovery operation. The PSSI program is the most physically demanding and intensive study program. Attendees must be proficient in all the course subjects but also need to successfully complete the following: a final exam\, delivery of a lecture on an assigned topic\, and demonstrate proficiency in pool and open water diving skills. \nPREREQUISITES\n\nSponsorship by a Public Safety Agency\nAt least 21 years old\nCurrent Dive Rescue 1 certification\nCompletion of Med Dive [must be 2 day (20 hour) course]\nA minimum of 100 logged dives (at least 50% must be training/operational dives while remaining 50% can be recreational dives with only 2\npool dives/year acceptable)\nCurrent First Aid\, EMT or Paramedic certification\nCurrent CPR certification\n\nBRING TO CLASS\nAll students will need: \n\nU.S. Coast Guard approved Personal Flotation Device (PFD)\nA knife\nA whistle\nAdequate clothing for working outside\nPen and paper for taking notes and sketching\n\nDiving students must provide their own equipment: Wetsuit or dry suit\, scuba regulator: recently serviced + environmentally protected with alternate air source (i.e.: octopus)\, timing device\, depth + submersible pressure gauge\, BC with oral/power inflator\, 4 tanks with current Hydro + VIP\, mask\, snorkel\, fins\, weight belt + 2 cutting tools (knife\, wire cutters\, or trauma shears).
URL:https://diverescueintl.com/event/public-safety-scuba-instructor-1/
LOCATION:Larimer County Emergency Services\, 2250 W CR 56\, Fort Collins\, CO\, 80526
CATEGORIES:Trainer Programs
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SUMMARY:Swiftwater Rescue Trainer
DESCRIPTION:OBJECTIVE\nSuccessful completion of the Swiftwater Rescue Trainer (SWRT) program provides the instructor with the skills required to certify their members as Swiftwater Rescue Specialists (as well as Swiftwater Rescue Shore Support Tenders) at both a basic (SWRI) and advanced level (SWRII). Instructors will be able to equip their students to respond to one of the most high-risk environments: swiftwater and flood response. The course includes a SWRII program overview\, site preparation for swiftwater course operations\, site survey hazard identification\, personal protective equipment\, in addition to practicing proven river rescue exercises. Obtaining the SWRT certification allows the instructor to teach the Swiftwater Rescue Specialist program in-house and to mutual aid departments. \nPREREQUISITES\n\nAt least 21 years of age\nMember of a Public Safety Agency\nProof of current First Aid and CPR training\nSwiftwater Rescue I & II Certification\n\nBRING TO CLASS\nAll students will need: \n\nU.S. Coast Guard approved Personal Flotation Device (PFD)\nA knife\nA whistle\nAdequate clothing for working outside\nPen and paper for taking notes
URL:https://diverescueintl.com/event/swiftwater-rescue-trainer/
LOCATION:Golden Fire Department Station 21\, 911 10th St\, Golden\, CO\, 80401\, United States
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