Government Courses

Course Curriculum:

1. Anatomy & Physiology of Human Body
2. Priority of Emergencies
3. Aid to Emergency Medical Services
4. Awareness, Assessment, Action, Aftercare
5. DRSABCD prioritisation
6. Cardio Pulmonary Resuscitation
7. Shock Management
8. Bleeding Management
9. Burns Treatment
10. Angina, Cardiac Arrest, Stroke
11. Other Emergencies like fractures, head injuries, concussion, sprains/strains;
12. Heat exhaustion & stroke; Hypothermia & Frostbite;
13. Snake, Insect & Animal Bites;
14. Management of Emergency Labour Delivery

Course Curriculum:

1. Explain the Role of EMT in the Chain of Survival
2. Anatomy & Physiology of Human Body
3. Scene Size Up
4. Medical Triage
5. DRSABCD
6. Cardio Pulmonary Resuscitation
7. AED Operation
8. Oxygen Therapy
9. Multi System Trauma Management
10. Use of Oropharyngeal Airways
11. Emergency Neo Natal Care
12. Simulation Management

 

Course Curriculum:

Review of Fundamentals of Disaster Rescue & Overall Management

• What is Disaster Rescue?

Hardware (Equipment), Software (Systems & Protocols), Human-ware (Skills & motivation)

• Basic Education

1. Basics of Physics and Measurements
2. Basics of Electrical and Electronics and Working principles
3. 5 ‘S’ System and Kaizen methodoly
4. Non Conforming Equipment (Deviation) Acceptance, Authority and log of deviation
5. Correction Action Plan
6. Equipment Rejection, Recording & Reporting protocol

• Boats

1. Basics of Boats, Inflatables, RIB, Rigid Hulls and Terminologies
2. Assembly, Disassembly, Storage and Packing Methodology
3. Leak Detection and Repair including various types of leakages
4. Puncture Kits and Repair Methodology
5. Valve Repair, End Cone Repair and Transom Repair

• Out Board Motors

1. OBM Types, Working Principles and Terminologies
2. Storage, Carrying and Setup
3. Preventive Maintenance
4. Service Maintenance
5. Overhaul Maintenance
6. Breakdown Maintenance
7. Troubleshooting

• Fibre-Glassing

1. Basic Principles of Fibreglass
2. Chemicals, Chemistry and Ratios
3. Application methods
4. Fundamentals of Materials used and Applications
5. Checking and Reinforcement
6. Different Types of Resins, Enforcements and Coats

• Generators

1. Theory on Generator working principles and types
2. Basic Maintenance and Servicing
3. Breakdown Maintenance
4. Trouble Shooting

• Maintenance Facilities & Tools

1. Maintenance Facilities Required
2. Maintenance Tools Required
3. Maintenance Inspection Equipment Required
4. Maintenance Record Keeping

Course Curriculum:

1. Physical Fitness
2. Personal Safety and Well Being
3. Aquatic Awareness
4. Swimming Skills
5. Anatomy and Physiology of Human Body
6. First Aid and CPR
7. Hydrology of different water environments
8. Rescue Techniques
9. Carriages, Support and Evacuations
10. Communications and Patrols

Practical Assessment

1. Resuscitation: Demonstrate effective CPR
2. Swim: Swim 400 metres continuously within 12 minutes. 100m freestyle, 100m breaststroke, 100m survival backstroke, 100m sidestroke.
3. Timed Tow: Swim 50 metres, then tow a patient 50m within 3 min 15 sec.
4. Survival and Rescue Skills: Demonstrate a range of survival techniques and appropriate rescues for a range of different aquatic environments and scenarios.
5. Spinal Injuries: Basic management of a suspected spinal injury in shallow water.
6. Rescue Initiative: Demonstrate initiative in effecting a rescue of two people who are in difficulty up to 15 metres from safety.

Course Curriculum:

1. Rescuer safety, understanding OSHA regulations involving trenches and excavations;
2. preplanning; assessing soil composition/configuration;
3. cave-in evaluation;
4. stabilization and shoring using wood;
5. mechanical, hydraulic and pneumatic shores with the use of trench rescue data sheets;
6. victim rescue/recovery;
7. Incident termination.

Course Curriculum:

1. Rescuer safety;
2. team evaluation;
3. pre-planning;
4. supplied air breathing systems;
5. atmospheric monitoring;
6. communications systems;
7. personal protective equipment;
8. patient packaging and recovery;
9. tripods and other artificial high anchor points;
10. lock-out, tag-out;
11. rope systems for confined space entry and rescue.

Course Curriculum:

1. Updates on the latest equipment,
2. systems testing,
3. belay techniques and other research;
4. equipment and systems demonstration tests;
5. manufactured and improvised artificial high anchor points;
6. high lines;
7. guiding lines;
8. advanced litter handling techniques;
9. numerous challenging real-life rescue scenarios.

Course Curriculum:

1. Operational Risk Assessment
2. Crew Positions and Responsibilities
3. Boat Handling Theory
4. Navigation Rules
5. Swift Water Dynamics
6. Inter Agency Operations and Large Scale Incident Management
7. Search Techniques
8. Daily Pre Operations and Post Operations Checks
9. Boat Rigging
10. Station Holding
11. Mid Stream Object Touches
12. Motor Failure Procedures
13. Close Quarter Manoeuvring
14. On Plane Manoeuvring
15. Person in Water Recovery
16. Rescue Swimmer Deployment
17. Capsize Recovery
18. Towing
19. Pacing
20. Search Scenario.

Course Curriculum:

1. Demonstrate proficiency in safe diving techniques; this would include pre-dive preparations, in water activity, and post-dive assessment.
2. Demonstrate awareness of team-member location and a concern for safety, responding quickly to visual cues and dive-partner needs.
3. Efficiently and comfortably demonstrate how to donate gas to an out-of-gas diver.
4. Comfortably demonstrate at least three propulsion techniques that would be appropriate in delicate and/or silty environments; students should demonstrate comprehension of the components necessary for a successful backward kick.
5. Demonstrate a safe and responsible demeanour throughout all training.
6. Demonstrate proficiency in the ability to deploy a surface marker buoy without making contact with the bottom, while using a spool
7. Demonstrate proficiency in underwater communication.
8. Demonstrate basic equipment proficiency
9. Demonstrate a comfortable demeanour while swimming without a mask
10. Demonstrate good buoyancy and trim, especially during the open water skills/exercises.
11. Demonstrate aptitude in the following open-water skills: mask clearing, mask removal
12. Replacement, regulator removal and exchange, long-hose deployment.
13. Demonstrate safe ascent and descent procedures.
14. Demonstrate proficiency in executing a valve drill.

Course Curriculum:

1. Limits of Deep Diving
2. Specialized Equipment for Deep Diving
3. Deep Dive planning, Buddy Contact Procedures and Buoyancy Control
4. Gas Supply management and processes
5. Responding to Gar Narcosis
6. Deep Diving Safety
7. Navigation cues, natural formations and Compass
8. Methods to estimate underwater distances
9. Object marking and locating from the surface
10. Underwater Mapping
11. Navigation Fine Tuning
12. Victim Recovery Procedures and documentation
13. Specialized Equipment
14. Scene handling and communications
15. Compass Navigation
16. Knot tying
17. Arc Search technique
18. Rope Pull Communications
19. Rescue Techniques
20. Search swimming patterns using compass and natural navigation
21. Locating Small and Large objects using various search patterns
22. Recovery Methods including Life Bags for Larger items
23. Search Planning and Operations

Course Curriculum:

1. Operations Standards
2. Hydrology and Water Hazards
3. Flood Theory/Flood Water Dynamics & Hazards
4. Equipment (Personal and Team)
5. Pre Planning & Scene Size Up
6. Risk Assessment Matrix
7. Medical & Decontamination Standards
8. Mud, Ice and Unstable Surface Considerations
9. Communications
10. Swift Water Swimming Techniques
11. Rescue Prioritisation
12. Throw Bag Techniques
13. Shallow Water Operations
14. Strainer Operations
15. People and Vehicle Entrapment
16. Tensioned Diagonals and use of M/A Systems during Operations
17. Knots and Anchor Systems
18. Scenarios.

• highline systems
• advanced river search concepts
• performing rescues at night or in low visibility
• basic flood disaster management

and deep diving skills for search and recovery of bodies

Duration:

16 days | 6 Hrs/Day = 96 Hours

Course Curriculum:

Basic

1. Training Standards
2. Dynamic Risk Assessment
3. Advancd Incident Management & Site Control
4. Advanced Hydrology
5. Weir (low head dam assessment and pre planning
6. Aqueduct Hazards and techniques

Watermanship

1. Advanced Swift Water Swimming Techniques
2. Advanced conditional rescue – talk, reach, throw, row, go-tow
3. Advanced true rescue – tethered
4. Advanced entrapment techniques
5. Rescue platforms – rafts and sleds

Ropes in Water Environment

1. Technical Rope Rescue Review
2. Belay – Self/Team
3. Hauling and Lowering Techniques
4. Line Crossing Methods
5. Highline Rope Systems
6. Tethered Boats in high energy water

Stretcher management

1. Boat based litter management
2. In water litter management

Boat Operations

1. Introduction to boat handling
2. Boat Unwrapping
3. Flips and rights
4. Crew Operations
5. Driver Operations
6. Victim Recovery
7. Search Management & Exercise
8. Considerations in night/poor visibility operations
9. Night poor visibility operations

Basic Deep Diving

1. Demonstrate proficiency in safe diving techniques; this would include pre-dive preparations, in water activity, and post-dive assessment.
2. Demonstrate awareness of team-member location and a concern for safety, responding quickly to visual cues and dive-partner needs.
3. Efficiently and comfortably demonstrate how to donate gas to an out-of-gas diver.
4. Comfortably demonstrate at least three propulsion techniques that would be appropriate in delicate and/or silty environments; students should demonstrate comprehension of the components necessary for a successful backward kick.
5. Demonstrate a safe and responsible demeanour throughout all training.

Course Curriculum:

• Breed Focus;

1. Belgian Malinois
2. German Shepherd
3. Labrador
4. Cocker Spaniel

• Training Focus;

1. Search & Rescue
2. Water Rescue
3. Security

• Types of Dogs,Temperament
• Basic Veterinary First Aid,
• K9 Orientation,
• Basic Tracking and Search Skills,
• Advanced Tracking & Search Skills,
• Substance Detection etc

1. guiding lines;
2. advanced litter handling techniques;
3. numerous challenging real-life rescue scenarios.