EMERGENCY FIRST RESPONSE COURSE
It’s time to think about your safety and the others divers around you. Divers said that the Rescue Diver Course is the most interesting course they followed.
Half Day in Classroom ( Morning or Afternoon)
Inclusions
- E- Manual and Certification Fees
- Professional Instructor
Requirements
- Must be 10 years of age and up
- Everybody can enroll this course you don't have to be a diver.
5,000 Thai Baht
What Will You Do?
The course is in two parts. The in primary care through a combination of knowledge development, skills development and scenario practice we make sure that you have confidence in your ability to provide care when emergency situation arise.
The secondary care cover injury and illness that are nor life-threatening.
- Primary care: breathing cardiopulmonary resuscitation, obstructed airway management, serious bleeding management, shock treatment…
- Secondary care: injury assessment, illness assessment, bandaging, splinting for dislocations and fractures.
Why Doing A Rescue Diver Course?
Learn how to respond to life-threatening emergencies. Be ready to help any accident and save people life.
FAQs
- How long does a dive last? The answer is «it depends». This question doesn’t have a single answer. People breathe at different rates and the deeper you go, the more you use your air. The average dive during a discovery lasts about 40 minutes.
- Can I do only 2 dives? YES. If you choose to go for 2 dives, you’ll simply join our 3 dives trip. Spend your surface interval while snorkeling or sunbathing on the boat.
- What do I need to bring with me on the excursion? A hat, sunglasses, sunscreen lotion, a towel. If you tend to get motion sickness it’s recommended that you take a seasickness tablet in the morning. Water is provided.
- Is lunch included? YES. A local lunch prepared with fresh local ingredients is part of the day. You’ll get snacks between the dives as well.
- Can I eat just before a dive? Yes. Actually it is a good idea to eat light before a dive. It’s not really recommended to have a full heavy breakfast. A good one is enough!
- Can I drink alcohol before diving? No. Alcohol is not allowed.
- How deep will I go? You will go to a maximum depth of 12 meters but the first session of the day will start in water shallow enough to stand up.
- How old do you have to be? 10 years old. A minor from 10 till 18 years old will need written consent from parent or guardian to dive with us.
- Is scuba diving dangerous? Statistics show that recreational Scuba diving is about as safe as swimming.
- I have done a discovery. Can I dive with qualified divers? No. You can’t dive with certified divers as long as you haven’t done your PADI Open Water Course.
- I wear my contact lenses under the mask? Yes soft lenses can be worn. We advise not to wear hard or medium hard lenses. Note that you can’t wear glasses under your mask.
- Can my friends join as passenger? Yes. You can dive and he/she can come on the boat. Our dive sites are also really enjoyable for snorkeling.
- I have asthma. Is it possible to dive? If you have asthma you will need a medical certification signed by your doctor which allows you to go diving. Without a medical it will not be possible to dive.
- How soon can I fly after a dive? For safety reasons, allow 24 hours between your last dive and your flight. Diving after flying is not a problem.
- I have a cold and a cough can I dive? If the sinuses are not blocked you can dive. If the sinuses are blocked than you will have a problem equalizing the pressure in your ears, than it is recommended not to dive.
- I am pregnant, can I dive? No. Because physiologists know little about the effects of diving on the fetus, the recommendation is that women avoid diving while pregnant or trying to become pregnant