SEARCH AND RESCUE OPERATION PLANNING & CONDUCTING TRAINING

Duration:

4 Weeks
4 Weeks / 16 Days / 64 Hours
- Interactive Training in Class. (Theory & Lectures & Team Work)

Number Of Participants

6 Trainees for each class. (Minimum of 6 trainees required for opening of course)

To improve Search and Rescue knowledge of trainees.
To prepare trainees for Search and Rescue operations at sea and combat area.
To improve search and rescue teams skills regarding coordination and interoperability with operations center and other teams.
To ensure safe and sufficient search and rescue team performance at sea and combat area.
To train trainees with a case study that includes planning, conduct and reporting stages.

The Course Participants Will:

Learn and understand Search and Rescue methods and organization at sea and combat area.
Learn and understand Search and Rescue limitations.
Develop personal skills related with individual responsibility within the Search and Rescue team.
Get familiarized with the types and patterns of Search and Rescue operations.
Have knowledge of Search and Rescue equipment.
Understand the activation of national and international Search and Rescue operations systems.
Be able to plan an efficient Search and Rescue operations.
Get familiarized with Search and Rescue platforms and embedded equipment.
Have knowledge to employ Search and Rescue communications procedures.
Have knowledge about Search and Rescue documentation and reporting procedures.
Have knowledge about national and international legislation regarding Search and Rescue operations

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