Outdoor Safety & Rescue Skills with Rescue Canada Safety Services
Difficulty
easy
Duration
self-paced
Fitness Level
All fitness levels; no physical exertion required
Overview
A must-take online course for anyone venturing onto ice in winter. Learn rescue techniques and safe practices to keep yourself and others safe in Canada’s challenging cold environments.
Ice Safety Rescue Awareness (Online Class)
Multiple Course Focus Options • Approx. 1 Hour of Content • Ages 18+
Select participants and date
About This Adventure
Embark on a crucial journey into ice safety with this engaging online course. Covering essential topics like ice formation and rescue techniques, it features 11 modules, quizzes, and a final exam. Complete it at your own pace and earn your Awareness Certificate, setting the stage for advanced rescue training.
Basic Theory and Knowledge of Ice Safety.
Duration
Approx. 1 Hour of Content
About
This online awareness course is the first step in your safety and rescue training. This comprehensive course covers topics of how the ice forms, basic equipment needs, safety and rescue applications and more.
It consists of 11 modules, mini quizzes, and a final exam. Once complete you will receive your Awareness Certificate of Completion.
This is a self-paced online course that takes up to 4 hrs to complete and is the prerequisite for the Ice Safety Rescue Courses.
More info
Choose your course focus between:
- Emergency Services
- Resources Management
If you'd like to take multiple it is $100 per course focus - simply select them in checkout.
PLEASE NOTE **Login is NOT automatic, once booked we will be in contact within 24 hours during business hours (M-F, 8am - 5pm) to provide log in information to the registered email address.
Adventure Tips
Prioritize safety gear
Always carry ice picks, a rope, and a throwable device when on frozen water.
Check ice conditions first
Never assume ice is safe; always verify thickness and stability.
Practice rescue drills
Regularly rehearse rescue procedures to stay prepared.
Stay warm and dry
Dress appropriately to prevent hypothermia during winter outings.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Canada Geese
- Red Fox
History
Ice rescue techniques have evolved significantly since early 20th-century experiments, making modern training essential for safety.
Conservation
Promotes safety awareness to prevent ice rescues, reducing environmental impact and preserving the delicate winter ecosystems.