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DIVE LEADER
The Dive Leader Course consists of the following elements: DIVE LEADER - THEORY TRAINING Theory Lesson - THE ROLE OF THE DIVE LEADER Why become a dive leader The dive leader course Personal skill development Building experience Varied sites & conditions Leading experienced divers Theory Lesson - DT2 - DT7 OXYGEN ADMINISTRATION COURSE The Theory and Practical sessions which make up the Oxygen Administration SDC are covered in these 6 sessions Theory Lesson - DIVE PLANNING Planning The role of the dive marshal The dive site - known to the branch Site information and location Charts Tide tables Weather Theory Lesson - RESCUE MANAGEMENT PART 1 The rescue process Prevention is better than cure Anticipation Emergency services Managing activities Delegation Theory Lesson - HELICOPTER OPERATIONS General considerations Preparing for a lift Direct lift High-line transfer Alternative small boat technique Theory Lesson - RESCUE MANAGEMENT PART 2 Personnel issues Incident reporting Fatalities Keeping it all in perspective . . . Theory Lesson - THE ROLE OF THE DIVE MARSHAL Marshalling branch shore or boat dives Marshalling the diving Shot lines Dealing with emergencies DIVE LEADER - OPEN WATER DIVES DSMB DEPLOYMENT Deploy a DSMB from mid water whilst controlling buoyancy DIVE LEADING DEMONSTRATION Plan a dive within the limitations of previous experience and be seen as a role model DIVE LEADING PRACTISE Plan and conduct a dive within the limitations of a trainee Ocean Diver's lesser experience SHOT RECOVERY BY SIMPLE LIFT Use the buoyancy of a lifting bag to reposition a shot weight Use a lifting bag to raise a shot weight to the surface and deploy a DSMB in mid water RESCUE MANAGEMENT SCENARIOS Manage a rescue scenario and participated in other scenarios DIVING AND RESCUE SKILLS REVIEW Emergency procedures including self rescue and surface assistance to a buddy RESCUE SKILLS REVIEW Recover an incapacitated casualty to the surface, secure them there and administer in-water AV while towing Administer oxygen enriched CPR DIVE MARSHALLING 1 Understand the role and responsibilities of the Dive Marshal DIVE MARSHALLING 2 Perform the role of Dive Marshal for diving at sites known to the branch DIVING EXPERIENCE Experience a range of different diving conditions during 20 open water dives totalling a minimum in water time of 600 mins since gaining Sport Diver. Have experience of diving from boats Have significant experience acting as a dive leader Have experience of depths greater than 25m. DIVE LEADER THEORY TEST (c) 09/02. The British Sub-Aqua Club, Telford's Quay, South Pier Road, Ellesmere Port, Cheshire CH65 4FL | ||
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