PROGRAM INFORMATION
Course duration
16 hours
Overview
Classroom and practical hands-on training prepare rescue personnel to evaluate and respond to ice-related emergencies.
What you will learn
- Identify ice conditions
- Use ice rescue equipment
- Practice shore, boat, and direct-contact ice rescue techniques
Course details
Course meets NFPA 1670 technician-level guidelines.
FEMA course 15-32937 16 hours.
Requirements and equipment
Completed Water Rescue & Emergency Response Course
Students must be at least 18 years old.
Bring a valid government-issued ID.
Students are required to bring all appropriate P.P.E. for water rescue operations (dry suit, helmet, gloves, PFD, whistle, etc.)
What to include in your application
Include the water or ice environments your team encounters and any previous water-rescue training. Ask our team to review required personal protective equipment and prerequisites for your selected course before making training arrangements.
Planning your training
Use the application below to tell us your team size, training location, preferred dates, and the course or service you need. Include any relevant experience, current equipment, and site-specific requirements so our team can discuss a suitable program with you.
Before you book
Our team will confirm availability, pricing, prerequisites, equipment requirements, and any applicable certification or evaluation arrangements. Sending an application starts that discussion; it does not reserve a place or confirm a booking.