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What will I need?
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EFR First aid -Pak
- Watch EFR Video
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Where can I go from here?
Continue to Padi Rescue Diver course.
Rescue Diver
P18,000 Course Fee
What is PADI Rescue Diver course?
Rewarding and fun – that best describes the
PADI Rescue Diver course. This course will expand your knowledge and
experience level: Rescue Divers learn to look beyond themselves and
consider the safety and well being of other divers. Although this
course is serious, it is an enjoyable way to build your confidence.
Prerequisite?
Minimum age: 12 years old
Be certified as a PADI advanced open water diver
or have a certification from another organization. This is defined as
proof of certification beyond entry level (at least two
certifications total) Diver, must have proof of at least 20 or more
logged dives documenting experience in deep diving and underwater
navigation. Before certification you must have proof or CPR training
within the past twenty-four months. The PADI EFR or PADI EFR/Care for
Children course is recommended.
What can I do?
Course Description: Serious Fun! Learn to look
after yourself and others! PADI’S Rescue Diver program will
build your confidence as a diver, give you valuable experience in
emergency management and prevention and heighten your awareness of
the surrounding environment. Sections on self-rescue, diver stress,
diving first aid, emergency management, equipment problems will
prepare you to handle almost any emergency whether on the shoreline
or in the water. The PADI Rescue Diver Course is widely accepted as
one of the most challenging, rewarding and fun dive courses available!
The course is divided into three parts:
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Knowledge Development: Five presentations
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Rescue Training Exercise Sessions:
Self Rescue review
Exercise 1 – Tired Diver
Exercise 2 - Panicked Diver
Exercise 3 - Response from Shore, Boat
Exercise 4 - Distressed Diver Underwater
Exercise 5 – Missing Diver
Exercise 6 – Surfacing the unresponsive diver
Exercise 7 – Unconscious Diver at the surface
Exercise 8 – Exiting the unresponsive diver
Exercise 9 – First Aid for Pressure-related
injuries and Oxygen Administration
Exercise 10 – Response from Shore/Boat
Unresponsive Diver
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Open Water Rescue Scenarios:
You will have the opportunity to put everything
you have learned into practice, handling diving incidents as part of
a team.
How long does it take?
Minimum Open Water Training: five sessions 3 days
with EFR 4 days,
Where can I go from here?
Continue to Padi Dive master course.
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