Last week 5 candidates finished their Emergency First Response Instructor (EFRI) course here at Oceans 5 dive resort on Gili Air, Gili Islands, Indonesia.
The EFR Instructor courses at Oceans 5 dive resort are run throughout the year when demand dictates. Courses takes 1 or 2 days and includes all elements of primary and secondary care, use of the AED, the provision of Oxygen and Care for Children. This course is open to anyone who has the provider qualifications. There is no requirement to be a diving instructor to undertake this training course. Prerequisites: To enter the Emergency First Response Instructor course, you must be 18 years old and have completed adult, child and infant CPR and first aid training in the past 24 months or a be a practicing medical professional such as a physician, Emergency Medical Technician, Paramedic and Registered Nurse.
If you like to have more information about EFR instructor courses, EFR courses, or EFR update programes please contact us: info@oceans5dive.com
Understanding the Significance Diving is a thrilling and awe-inspiring activity that allows us to explore the wonders of the underwater world. However, amidst the excitement and anticipation, it's easy for divers, both new and experienced, to overlook one of the most critical aspects of a dive – the pre-dive safety check. Overconfidence and complacency can creep in over time, leading divers to skip or rush through this essential procedure. Yet, neglecting the pre-dive safety check can have serious consequences, potentially putting both divers and their buddies at risk. Pre Dive Safety Check A Commitment to Safety at Oceans 5 Gili Air At Oceans 5 Gili Air , a dive center committed to safety and excellence, the pre-dive safety check is not merely a formality but a non-negotiable protocol for all divers, whether they are students in training or certified fun divers. Understanding the importance of this procedure is ingrained in every diver's journey, starting from the PADI Open W...
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