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, February 22, 2019 1800 hrs. – 2200 hrs.

                                                                                                       Saturday, February 23, 2019 0800 hrs. – 1800 hrs.

                                                                                                            Sunday, February 24, 2019 0800 hrs. – 1700 hrs.

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Surface Ice rescue suits

Can your team confidently :

  • Safely & rapidly rescue multiple victims?
  • Properly change rescuers without losing ground?
  • Immediately establish independent-victim-positive-buoyancy to prevent a subsurface rescue?
  • Write Standard Operating Procedures to keep members and department safe and protected from liabilty?
  • Properly handle patients to prevent further injury & increase survival chances?
  • Prevent costly equipment purchasing mistakes?

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If your location has the potential for ice this course is a must!

  • Leapfrogging
  • Rapid Round Robin Rigging
  • Human Ice Screw Technique

Learn to perform safe & effective rescues from time of call until patient arrives at the hospital.

 

Author: Karen Thomas-Malloy

Karen has been with Lifeguard Systems as since 2003. As the General Manager since 2004, she is happy to help with any questions!

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