Water-Sports & Rescue Skills at Jervis Bay Sea Sports
Difficulty
moderate
Duration
5 hours
Fitness Level
Participants should have basic physical fitness and comfort in water while on boats or in the sea.
Overview
Discover essential rescue skills with Jervis Bay Sea Sports' engaging 5-hour training. Perfect for water lovers who want confidence and safety tips in a stunning marine environment.
RESCUE/CPR REVIEW TRAINING
5-6 Hours - From $275 + Hire Gear
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About This Adventure
Enhance your rescue skills with a unique 5-hour boat dive experience! Refresh your CPR and Emergency First Response training while engaging in practical scenarios at sea. Gain confidence through hands-on rescue reviews and emergency first aid techniques, all while earning a completion certificate. Prepare yourself for any rescue situation!
Duration
5 Hours
###Includes a Boat Dive and actual scenarios off the boat
About
Every Year as a Rescue Diver you should review your training and complete a refresher of CPR / Emergency First Response. This is an important part of your Rescue Preparedness.
So why not do that with us as part of a Boat Dive, running through all the necessary Rescue Diver Skills.
What you get
- CPR ELearning Review with completion certificate
- CPR and O2 Practical training and refresher
- In water RESCUE review from the boat
- Undertake 4 practical scearios
- Review of Emergency First Aid techniques
Adventure Tips
Arrive early and bring water
Getting to the training session early allows you to settle in and bring hydration for the day.
Dress for water activity
Wear quick-drying clothing and bring a towel to stay comfortable during practical rescue exercises.
Bring your certification cards
If you have previous CPR or rescue certifications, bring them to update or renew skills.
Practice active listening during scenarios
Engage fully in role-playing scenarios for maximum learning benefit.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Dolphins
- Seals
History
Jervis Bay has been a significant maritime location since the 19th century, with a rich history of nautical activity and indigenous significance.
Conservation
Jervis Bay is part of a protected marine park, emphasizing sustainable tourism and conservation efforts to preserve its pristine waters.
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Recommended Gear
Swimsuit or quick-drying clothing
Worn during practical rescue scenarios to ensure comfort and mobility.
summer specific
Towel
Useful for drying off after water exercises or at breaks.
Waterproof bag for personal items
Keeps your belongings dry during field activities.
Sunscreen and hat
Protects you from sun exposure while outdoors.
summer specific