Rescue and EFR (Level 3).

Overview

• Theory and Knowledge: The course begins with a theoretical session covering topics such as emergency situation recognition, risk assessment, victim assessment, basic rescue principles, underwater emergency communication, and the roles and responsibilities of a Rescue Diver.
• Practical Skills in the Pool: Following the theory session, course participants will practice basic rescue skills in the pool. This includes techniques such as evacuating an unresponsive diver to the water surface, administering first aid assistance, and managing panicked or exhausted victims in the water.
• Emergency Situation Simulations at Sea: Throughout the course, participants will engage in emergency situation simulations conducted in real ocean environments. This includes exercises in evacuating distressed victims underwater, handling tired divers, and providing emergency first aid in water.
• Stress Management and Communication: The course also teaches stress management skills and effective communication underwater. Participants learn how to remain calm and focused when facing emergency situations, as well as how to communicate with diving teams and emergency authorities if necessary.
• Emergency Medical Knowledge: Additionally, participants are provided with basic knowledge of first aid and relevant emergency medical actions for diving situations.
• Exams and Certification: Rescue Diver courses typically require participants to pass a theory exam and successfully complete all practical exercises. Upon successful completion of the course, participants will receive an internationally recognized Rescue Diver certification.