Rescue Technician Courses in Tasmania

The SISOFLD007 Navigate in Difficult Tracked Environments enhances competence during outdoor recreation. Participants are required to bring their own camping and bushwalking gear, food, and water containers. Provided equipment includes First Aid kits, PLBs, GPS devices, maps, and compasses. The unit equips leaders, guides, or instructors in organisations offering outdoor activities, where navigating unreliable tracks, natural obstacles, and changing weather conditions demands adjustments to planned routes. Enquire now for a full list of entry requirements and available enrolment dates.

The PUASAR001 Perform Land Based Swiftwater and Floodwater Rescue and Recovery equips learners with skills to conduct land-based swiftwater and floodwater rescues and recoveries within a specialist team. Rescues involve extracting individuals from fast-flowing waters in environments like stormwater drains, canals, rivers, or creeks. Techniques include using appropriate rescue methods where responders are equipped to enter water safely. The training targets emergency service personnel who may undertake specific land-based rescue operations in swiftwater or floodwater scenarios under close supervision. Enquire now for a full list of entry requirements and available enrolment dates.

The PUAEQU001 Prepare, Maintain and Test Response Equipment provides the skills and knowledge to inspect, maintain, and test a range of response equipment. It includes inspecting equipment, performing tests, and cleaning, maintaining, and restowing items. The training is designed for personnel responsible for equipment maintenance or those required to test and maintain equipment as part of their operational duties. Participants will learn to ensure equipment readiness and functionality for various emergency response scenarios. Enquire now for a full list of entry requirements and available enrolment dates.