Swiftwater Safety and Rescue - Field Workers and Teams

Description:

Ideal training for individuals working, traveling, or playing in and around rivers. Dry land training provides in-depth analysis of river features, morphology, and hazards, an overview of the effects of cold water on the human body and related first aid skills, safety equipment options, principles of rescue, and basic rescue techniques. Practical training challenges candidates to become comfortable at reading river features, identifying safe routes for wading, swimming, and paddling through rapids, all while maintaining heightened situational awareness. Rescue techniques practiced include talk rescues, throwbagging, mechanical advantage systems, strong swimmer rescuers, and techniques for quickly and safely dealing with specific hazards such as strainers, sweepers, hydraulics, and foot entrapments.  2 days

Date/Time:
Upon Request
Location:
To Be Decided
Provider:
Arctic Response Canada Ltd.
Contact Info:
Fee:
Paid Training
Additional Information:
All pricing is based on location of training, number of students and the course being offered.
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