Rescue Diver Course at The Dive Outfitters, Edmonton, Alberta

17826 - 107 Avenue, Edmonton, Alberta, Canada Phone: 780.483.0044 Fax: 780.437.8643

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This course is designed to develop the knowledge and skills necessary for an individual to effectively perform diver rescues and assists, and administer necessary first aid. While many divers feel they aren't "experienced" enough to take this course, most divers say they feel more comfortable and confident in their diving skills while being a better buddy to other divers after learning these valuable skills.

Course does not include student manual which may be shared. Please see below.

Pre-requisites
Advanced Diver rating (or40 logged dives)
Current First Aid and CPR certification
Minimum age of 15

Topics Covered	Life Saving Skills
Prevention and causes of diving accidents	Self Rescue
Recognizing stress	Diver Assists
Search & recovery skills	Transporting victims
Hyperbaric injuries and management	Artificial Respriration
Accident management	First Aid

Course fees do not include textbook, transportation, accommodation, equipment, air fills, etc.

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The Rescue Diving Manual is the text-book literary assistant to the SDI Rescue certification course. By signing up for this course, the perspective student will be able to gain the ability and confidence in aiding another person in the scuba diving environment. There are an almost infinite number of scenarios that can require a practiced response to help another scuba diver in trouble. This manual provides the information to help a student learn and master independent scuba diver skills for self-help as well as being able to assess and respond to others. A variety of subject areas are included, with in-depth information regarding dive planning, equipment preparation, emergency skills and rescue techniques, causes of scuba diving accidents, search and recovery, first aid, and finally recompression chambers and diver therapy.

Using the Rescue Diving manual as a reference, students may utilize the Knowledge Quest Work Booklet by answering the provided questions with the most appropriate and accurate answers. The Knowledge Quest is designed to be used as an assessment for enrolled students and their respective instructors.