Winter Training, On the Go in the Cold
As the Temperatures drop, is your Dive Rescue / Recovery Team ready to respond to surface ice or Ice Dive Operations? At Team Lifeguard Systems we provide several extensive options for Winter training including but not limited to; SURFACE ICE RESCUE TECHNICIAN I & II CERTIFICATION COURSE as well as RAPID DEPLOYMENT ICE DIVING RESCUE / RECOVERY PROGRAM
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Real life training for real life operations
Real life training for real life operations. Take LGS public safety diver training to make sure YOU can go home at the end of every dive day!
LGS Moving Water Dive Specialist
A significant number of PSD deaths occur in moving water and are caused by teams diving in environments for which they do not have the right training for equipment. The LGS moving water class will teach you how to rescue your own and how to run safe and effective dives in current. We wont just talk what to do if it goes bad – every diver/tender will practice it hands-on in dynamic contingency scenarios. To learn more about the Moving Water Class ....
LGS Swiftwater Rescue / Recovery
The key is to stay out of the water when it comes to swiftwater rescue. Ask about the LGS Dynamic tension diagonal system seen in background, and how to set up a rescue boat that an be moved not only side-to-side but up and downstream (the system in front) To learn more about Swiftwater Rescue / Recovery...
LGS Small Boat Class
Learn how to set up, maintain, and operate your boat in dynamic, hands-on rescue scenarios during the LGS small boat class. To Learn more about LGS Small Boat Class....
LGS Underwater Vehicle Extrication class
In the LGS Underwater Vehicle Extrication class learn how to work massive entanglement hazards, how to flip submerged cars from any position with or w/o a tow truck, how to use lift bags, and how to safety search a vehicle scene. For more information about our vehicle extrication class ...
Drownproofing turnout gear training
Drownproofing turnout gear training – from the man who started it with FDNY in the 1970’s. Flooded basements, snow covered pools, flooded trenches, and boat fire operations can all put firefighters at risk accidental immersion in turnout gear. Let LGS teach you how to use the turnout gear to your advantage and how to ditch it if it no longer holds air – the only mission you have to complete is go home at the end of the day To learn more about this class Drownproofing turnout gear...
Training
Today’s Fire Rescue services are being tasked with more and more duties that require...
Beginning September 17, 2009 and ending September 20, 2009, the Hampton Bays Fire...
A significant number of PSD deaths occur in moving water and are caused by teams...
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Two dogs were rescued Monday afternoon after spending eight days trapped on Potsdam’s Sugar Island in the freezing weather. The St. Lawrence County Dive Team used a boat borrowed from Brookfield Power Corp. to cross the swift-moving Raquette River and a thin patch of ice to reach the starving chocolate Labrador retrievers, which ran away from... [Read more of this review]
Technical Ice Diving The words “technical diving” are popping up all around the diving world these days. Sometimes I am not sure how they actually relate; does technical diving mean that we are just diving mixed gases, or does it mean that we are actually planning a technically responsible dive? No matter how you look at it, the words “technical... [Read more of this review]
In sport ice diving the ice is thick enough to support divers and tenders. They can walk to their pre-cut holes. Back up divers can sit on chairs on the ice. They can shovel a star pattern in the snow around the primary hole. They bring warm water buckets to manage free flowing regulators. Tenders stand or sit on the ice. They move at a leisurely pace... [Read more of this review]
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