Tulsa County Sheriff’s Office to host another Aquatic Death and Homicidal Drowning Investigation Class
Aquatic Death and Homicidal Drowning Investigation Training (2 days) May 21-22, 2019- Tulsa, OK, hosted by Tulsa County Sheriff’s Office Ideal for; law enforcement, dive teams, death investigators (coroners, forensic pathologists…), child abuse physicians, domestic violence workers, and prosecutors. If you would respond to, or investigate, an aquatic incident from bathtubs, swimming pools, and...
Butch walks TV reporter through escaping a submerging vehicle
Butch talks TV reporter through self-rescue in a submerging vehicle. Watch the...
Public Safety Ice Diving in Clinton, CT Feb. 21-24- hosted by Diver’s Cove
FIND OUT WHY WE ARE SO DIFFERENT – REAL LIFE TRAINING FOR REAL LIFE OPERATIONS – LIFEGUARD SYSTEMS If a team is called out, that means the ice was not strong enough to support the victim who fell through. PSD teams need to learn how to work on as little as ½ inch thick ice. Walking or crawling on the ice is not an option. This course will teach you how to arrive on scene, dress and deploy a primary diver &...
Clinton, Connecticut – Surface Ice Rescue Levels 1 and 2 in February
Is Your Team fully Ready to Perform Safe, Rapid Multi-Victim Surface Ice Rescues BOTH Close to Shore AND Over Long Distances? Surface Ice Rescue incidents often involve two or more victims. They can also occur a great distance from shore. One mistake can lead to multiple Rescuer fatalities in a matter of seconds. Surface Ice Rescue Levels 1 and 2 will be hosted by Diver’s Cove in Clinton, CT Dates/Times: Friday,...
Butch and Andrea (and more) to speak at Beneath the Sea Public Safety Diver Conference
Beneath the Sea Public Safety Diver Conference Friday March 29, 2019 Sign in 0830 to 0845 Lectures begin at 0900 Meadowlands Expo Center Fee: $85 Lunch will be included. It is impossible to eliminate risk for public safety dive teams. It does not matter how you look at it, how you hold it up and examine it, it is a dangerous, and a risky job. However, new technology and new information can help you minimize your risk, help keep you...
