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Canyon rescues are considered the most technical of all rescues in a wilderness environment. Complex systems are almost always and employed into any canyon based rescue. Swiftwater canyons add another element or factor into the complexity of the rescue. Our Canyon Rescue programs are for experienced canyoneers and responders.
These courses are for responders operating in or responding to incidents in a canyon or riverine environment. These rescue courses cover access, stabilization, patient packaging and extraction of a subject from a canyon or high angle, riverine environment. We recommend you acquire an FCC GMRS or HAM radio operators license before enrolling in these courses.
This 3-4 hour in-person or virtual course is classroom based covering the knowledge necessary when arriving at an incident in a canyon environment. This course is for canyoneers, first responders, rangers and/or outdoor enthusiasts.
This 2 day course covers the knowledge and skills needed for persons and/or responders operating on a canyon based rescue incident. This course includes a 3 hour classroom session and the remainder is fieldwork in and out of a canyon environment.
This 3 day (24 hour) training program is for responders responding to incidents in canyons of any classification. This course consists of 1 day of classroom and 2 days of field training. We are the original creators of this course which is resource typed for responders. Click the BOOK NOW link to view the course prerequisites.
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