

Hear the common signals of a person experiencing difficulties in the water which includes a “call for help” + Course Durationįace to Face – 3 hours (minimum) full face to face course Visual acuity to see the common visual signs and signals of a person experiencing difficulties in the water The physical fitness and strength to conduct various swim rescue techniques including a 10-metre contact tow of a person in difficulty

Physical capability to be able to meet the demands of the practical demonstration skills including:.+ Entry RequirementsĪn individual undertaking this course with Allens Training Pty Ltd will need to demonstrate the following to be eligible for entry: A new Mobile Logbook stores up to 20 trips on your phone, and can be replayed at any time within the app in video playback mode.This course will be delivered in the workplace or at an Allens Training Pty Ltd or Third party facility.Personalised Checklists aims to promote safety awareness by allowing you to create and review your own list of checklist items prior to departure.Track only mode can be used to begin tracking at a touch of a button.The app sends an Emergency location update to the Emergency Operations Centre and your emergency contacts if you have a cell phone connection. An Emergency Call button which allows you to quickly make a distress call from the application.

This free cellphone application, enables the user to plot their intended course, store essential emergency numbers that can be used by NSRI if you fail to return from your trip, gives NSRI your location at all times during your trip, gives the user the ability to call an emergency by the push of a button and giving NSRI your exact position throughout our rescue response if you press the emergency button. The RSA SafeTRX App monitors a boats journey and alerts emergency contacts, who are nominated by the user (family and friends), should they fail to return to shore on time.
