The ERDI Ice Surface Rescue Class is an advanced training program designed for first responders, dive teams, and public safety personnel who may encounter ice-covered environments during rescue operations. This course equips participants with the skills, knowledge, and confidence needed to perform rescues safely and effectively on ice-covered surfaces.

Key Topics Covered:

• Ice Dynamics and Safety: Understanding ice formation, thickness, and potential hazards.
• Personal Protective Equipment (PPE): Proper use and maintenance of dry suits, thermal undergarments, and other ice-rescue gear.
• Rescue Techniques: Learning and practicing techniques for self-rescue, victim stabilization, and safe extrication using specialized equipment.
• Risk Assessment and Scene Management: Developing situational awareness and strategies for managing rescue scenes in challenging ice environments.
• Team Coordination: Emphasis on teamwork, communication, and the integration of rescue teams in high-stakes scenarios.

The class combines classroom instruction with hands-on practical exercises in real-world ice conditions. Participants will train using industry-standard tools such as ice picks, sleds, throw bags, and ropes.

Who Should Attend:
This class is ideal for rescue professionals, including firefighters, law enforcement, EMS personnel, and public safety divers seeking to expand their skills in ice-related rescue operations.

Upon successful completion, students receive ERDI certification in Ice Surface Rescue, affirming their preparedness for these specialized emergencies.

Prepare for the unexpected, stay safe, and save lives with ERDI’s Ice Surface Rescue Class.