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Beach lifeguard

Course Content

1. The Professional Lifeguard
  • 1.1 Introduction
  • 1.2 Characteristics of a Professional Lifeguard
  • 1.3 Responsibilities of a Professional Lifeguard
  • 1.4 Legal Consideration that Shape the Role of a Professional Lifeguard
  • 1.5 Lifeguard Equipment
2. Interacting with the Public
  • 2.1 Introduction
  • 2.2 Responding to Inquiries
  • 2.3 Handling Suggestion and Concern
  • 2.4 Addressing Uncooperative Patrons
  • 2.5 Dealing with Violence
  • 2.6 Working with Diverse Culture
  • 2.7 Dealing with POD
3. The Lifeguard Operations
  • 3.1 Introduction
  • 3.2 The Safety Team
  • 3.3 Responsibilities of the Management
4. Preventing Injuries
  • 4.1 Introduction
  • 4.2 Preventing Aquatic Injuries
  • 4.3 Risk Assessment and Control
  • 4.4 Beach Hazards
  • 4.5 Weather Condition as Hazards:
    • a. Cloud Formation
    • b.Lightning and Thunderstorm
    • c. High Winds
    • d.Sandstorm
5. Patron Surveillance
  • 5.1 Introduction
  • 5.2 Recognition of Dangerous Behaviour
  • 5.3 Victim Recognition
    • a.Swimmer
    • b.Distressed Swimmer
    • c. Active Drowning
    • d.Passive Drowning
  • 5.4 Proper Scanning
    • a. Peripheral Vision
    • b. Frontal Vision
  • 5.5 Lifeguard Station
    • a.Elevated Station
    • b.Ground-level Station
    • c. Roving Station
    • d.Floating Patrolling (Watercraft)
  • 5.6 Area of Responsibility
    • a.Total Coverage
    • b.Zone Coverage
6. Being Prepared for Emergency
  • 6.1 Introduction
  • 6.2 Responding to Emergency
  • 6.3 Emergency Action Plan
  • 6.4 Contacting EMS
  • 6.5 Effective Communication
    • a.The Whistle
    • b.Hand Signal
    • c.Rescue Tube Signal
7. Rescue Skills
  • 7.1 Introduction
  • 7.2 General Rescue Procedure
    • a.The Rescue Tube Approach
    • b.Extension and Throwing Assist
    • c.Using Rescue Board
    • d.Submerged Victim
    • e.Multiple-victim Rescue
  • 7.3 Removal from the Water
    • a.One-lifeguard Walking Assistance
    • b.One-lifeguard Beach Drag
    • c. Two-lifeguard Front-and-Back Carry
    • d.Specific Rescue Technique (Spinal Injury)
      • – Head Splint
      • – Head and Chin Support
      • – Using a Backboard

Course specification

INTENDED PARTICIPANT: Workplace beach Safety

MAX CLASS SIZE: 10-15 Candidates

COURSE DURATION: 5 day / 40 hours

ASSESSMENT: Continuous by Instructor

CERTIFICATE EXPIRY: 2 years from date of completion.

Learning Style

The objective of this course is to provide the individual with the knowledge and skills
designed to save other’s life as well as his own life in the event of an emergency at the
beach or any aquatic facility.
Students must be made aware of the importance of extending their reach as a first step in carrying out a
rescue. Although the development of lifesaving is important, this will help the student become highly
skilled individual with a positive attitude towards safety while in or about the water.

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