 SSI
categorize this course as a specialty, meaning it can be done anytime
after the open water level and it is designed for divers seeking
more awareness in the scuba environment. Stress and Rescue Diver
teaches theory, techniques, skills, searches and management in
the event of a dive related problem. At Harlequin we feel that
given the chance every diver should get this level of training.
Prior to certification candidates must show proof of CPR ( Cardio
and Pulmonary Resuscitation ) and first aid training within the
last two years. For those that do not have this training then you
can enroll in one of our EFR courses which can be done either before,
during or after the Stress and Rescue Diver course.
3 days / theory, pool & dives
/ 12,600 baht
[includes all dive equipment, insurance,
boat trip with lunch, borrowed materials, instructor and certification]
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 EFR
Part one of this course teaches how to perform Cardio Pulmonary
Resuscitation [CPR] / also known as 'basic life support'.
It is not a diving course, but simply prepares candidates
to handle problems that occur in the event of various types
of emergencies.
To be certified as a Rescue Diver candidates
need to have proof of CPR/first aid training within the
last two years, so this EFR course is perfect for those
who do not have the required training. Also it is great
for those who are not becoming a Rescue Diver but would
simply like to know what to do to help somebody in the
event of an a emergency. Part two teaches you about 'Secondary'
treatment, such as attending to injuries, burns, cuts,
shock and general first aid etc.
 SCHEDULE
Usually the E.F.R part
one takes about half a day, and part two also takes about
the same amount again. We can schedule the times of lessons
to suit the students needs. For those using the E.F.R
course for Rescue certification, well the E.F.R can
be done before or during the Rescue Diver Course.
5800 baht / 1 day
[including all course content,
course manual, instructor and certification] |
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