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Associations Organisation Scuba Diving (English)

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  • Aqualung / U.S. Divers
Company description Founded in 1977 by dedicated law enforcement officials, Dive Rescue International has remained exclusively committed to providing training and equipment for all public safety professionals involved in aquatic incidents. The rescue industry has witnessed a tremendous growth especially in the water rescue arena largely due to greater community involvement and the demand for preparedness for aquatic emergencies. Dive Rescue International is the leader in preparing public safety professionals for aquatic incidents with an extensive list of over 20 course offerings covering diving, nondiving and trainer programs. The beauty of our training system is that Dive Rescue International draws on expertise from an extensive network of public safety professionals. Dive Rescue International has trained over 1,500 trainers throughout North America and the world. Dive Rescue International has been setting the Public Safety Diving Standard Since 1977.
Our Mission:
Dive Rescue International strives to provide the most current and professional water rescue training education, technical support and high quality water rescue equipment to the public safety industry. Dive Rescue International makes its training systems, technical assistance and equipment available to all public safety professionals who respond to water-related operations. In keeping with these goals, Dive Rescue International constantly endeavors to improve its capabilities to prepare the public safety sector through its international network of professionals.
Our Staff:
*Patrick, General Manager
I coordinate the many facets of the office operations, like, purchasing, selling equipment and marketing. Another aspect of my job includes writing bids for agencies. I work with Dive Rescue manufacturing and outside manufactures to create special orders, and I attend trade shows. I’ve been with Dive Rescue International since 1996.
*Linda Meininger, Financial Services Manager
As the director of the accounting department I can help you with questions about your order, bid, invoice or payment. I have been with Dive Rescue International since 1996 so I can also assist you with other topics like class registration, hosting one of our programs or the repair and servicing of equipment. Reach me at extension 15.
*Susan Watson, Educational Services Director
I coordinate trainers and course materials. The crux of my position includes assessing student, trainer paper work to ensure participants meet Dive Rescue International standards. Other duties include coordinating travel for corporate trainers. I’ve been with Dive Rescue International since 1999.
*Robyn DeHerrera, Educational Services Director Assistant
I assist the Educational Services Director with Filing, Answering questions, Data entry, Running errands, Recertification
I’ve been with Dive Rescue International since 2004.
*Justin Fox, Training Program Director
My duties revolve around responding to inquires about education, training, team development, SOP’s/SOG’s and other operational questions. I’ve been at Dive Rescue International since 2005. Other aspect of my position includes:
Assisting agencies in selecting appropriate courses, Booking course dates, Informing hosting agencies of their duties, New product review, Corporate Trainer
*Jas Shearer-McMahon, Head of the Design and Manufacturing Department
I have been in the custom design and manufacturing business since 1976 and manufacturing dive rescue equipment since 1986.
*Andrea Troyer, Program Services Director
It is my job to help potential students with class registrations and answer questions pertaining to upcoming classes. Other duties include coordination with class hosts, creating class brochures and mailing labels, preparing/mailing class materials, and keeping the hosts apprised of registrations and class status. Finally, I am responsible for close-out once classes are completed.
Location description: Some words about our Trainer Programs:
If your agency needs an in-house Dive Rescue I Trainer, Dive Rescue International’s Trainer Academy is your solution. The Trainer Academy is designed to accelerate the process of becoming a Dive Rescue I Trainer. Available:
*Dry Suit Diving Trainer
This program is conducted in a classroom, pool and an open-water site to allow students to practice their new skills in a controlled environment before the field scenarios. Program topics include: Dry Suit History, Types of Dry Suits, Dry Suit Accessories, Proper Sizing and Custom Adjustments, Emergency Procedures, Repairs, Care and Maintenance. The Dry Suit Diving Trainer program is presented in a classroom, a pool and at an open-water site.
*Ice Rescue Trainer
By implementing the program outlined in Dive Rescue International`s Ice Rescue manual and using Ice Rescue Student Kits, trainers are able to conduct in-house programs for all department personnel. The program also provides your agency with the flexibility to present the program at your convenience, offering you the option of integrating it into your agency`s work schedule. Program topics include instructor methodology, selecting and using specialized equipment, ice-rescue protocols, and various rescue techniques. Note: This is a surface rescue program only; there will be no diving. This program requires an application prior to registration.
*Public Safety Scuba Instructor
This unique program is designed to help dive teams develop a cost effective way to certified their Public Safety Divers (PSD). By sending one of your team’s most experienced divers through this program, your department’s Public Safety Scuba Instructor (PSSI) can standardize non-divers and open-water divers as PSDs. A PSD certification combines the fundamentals taught in an open-water class with an emphasis on the exacting skills required to successfully dive in a rescue/recovery operation. Program topics include: Teaching adults, use of multimedia, in-water teaching techniques, diving physics, physiology, equipment maintenance, dive planning, full face masks, dry suit diving, handling stress and dive medicine.
*Shore Responder Trainer
The Shore Responder Trainer can facilitate efforts between diving and non-diving personnel and oversee operations on the surface. Program topics include instructor methodology, equipment orientation, search patterns, dive-team procedures, scene evaluation, witness interviews, and risk vs. benefit analysis.
*Swiftwater Trainer
Dive Rescue International’s newly developed Swiftwater Rescue Trainer program is designed to give trainers a practical and efficient system to build competent and safe swiftwater rescue teams. Program topics include: Teaching adults, preparing a presentation, evaluating students, site preparation, hazard identification, equipment, advanced search techniques and conducting simultaneous land and water searches.
Also we offer diving programms, non-diving programms, etc.

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Dive Rescue International 28 certification levels in SCUBA rescue, recovery and underwater investigation to law enforcement, fire rescue, SAR and EMS personnel, since 1977.

Contact information:

Phone: (970) 482-0887
Fax: (970) 482-0893
Street Address:
201 North Link Lane
Fort Collins
Colorado
United States
80524
Spoken language(s): English
Open: from 09-00 till 17-00
Local time:  GMT - 7 Arizona
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