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SAR125 Surface Ice Rescue Awareness - 20180113

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Full Description: *** A portion of this class will be conducted outdoors; please dress for weather conditions. *** This one day course is designed to give the general public and emergency responders information on the following topics: 1) How to determine if ice is dangerous or “good ice” 2) How to prevent and/or prepare for a possible ice emergency 3) How to perform a surface rescue if someone falls through the ice: Reach, Throw, Row, Don’t Go… 4) How to determine Last Known Location if you can’t get to the victim & to prepare for and assist arriving Emergency Response Personnel 5) Information concerning Hypothermia: Prevention, Self Survival if in the water and Treatment. * The intent of this course for Emergency Responders is to provide these professionals with enough information for them to take this message back to their local communities and deliver a similar public service program to local residence living on or near bodies of water. With the information presented in this course, it is our intent, that this training may prevent and/or prepare homeowners for ice related situations. Personnel attending should bring appropriate cold weather gear. The afternoon session will be outdoors with hands-on practice with reaching and throwing devices.

: The maximum capacity for this class has been reached. Your request can be added to the waitlist. Additional seats may become available for future enrollment.

Training Location: Camp Atterbury
Mari Hulman-George Search & Rescue Academy
3008 Hospital Road
Edinburgh, IN 46124