Rescue Knots Double Figure of 8 on a Bite Bunny Ears Diamond Protection 2014-11-12 | Visit: http://www.diamondprotection.comCourse enquiry: http://www.diamondprotection.com/course-enquireEmail enquiry at: info@diamondprotection.comPhone: 1300 669 155In this video, Locky from Diamond's training team provides some key instructions on how to tie a Double Figure of 8 on a Bit (Bunny Ears) which is used in rescue applications or vertical rescue training. Learn more - read this ... Diamond Protection’s Vertical Rescue Training is designed for personnel who may be required to undertake vertical rescue operations as a member of a rescue / emergency team. Typically performed by emergency service or response teams, this unit is physically and mentally challenging. Candidates must be physically fit with past heights training and experience. You must be comfortable and familiar with harness operation with the skills in fall protection techniques. Undertake Vertical Rescue training is a nationally accredited course delivered upon request. (In partnership with our Australian Private and Government Registered Training Organisations).Diamond has training centres around Australia and can conduct this course at your workplace throughout Australia and beyond.Qualification Upon satisfactory completion of this course, participants will be issued with a statement of attainment, recognised within the Australian Qualifications Framework and issued under authority of the National Vocational Education and Regulator Act 2011, for competency:• PUASAR032A Undertake vertical rescue• PUASAR022A Participate in a rescue operationPre-RequisitesThe statement of attainment will only be issued if participants hold a current statement of attainment in • PUAEME001B Provide emergency care OR • HLTFA211A Provide basic emergency life supportCourse Duration is around 4 days (32 hours).Course OverviewDiamond’s Undertake vertical rescue course gives participants the skills and knowledge to undertake vertical rescue in a range of emergency situations in natural and man-made environments. Vertical rescue training will provide information to students on:• Operational briefing and debriefing procedures• Casualty assessment and emergency management• Rescue team roles, responsibilities and • Vertical rescue equipment• Knowledge of breaking strains and safe working loads• Relevant WHS requirements, legislation and codes of practice and organisational procedures• Vertical rescue concepts and practicesThe Vertical Rescue training is a highly practical training program that will provide students with the skills to:• Check, service and maintain vertical rescue equipment• Raise and lower stretchers and patient handling• Establish, maintain, monitor and use of: - ascent and descent systems - safety systems - stretcher rigging• Select rope, use knots, secure anchors• Construct mechanical advantage systems• Perform “pick off” rescues• Utilise a range of vertical rescue techniques and equipment• Implement safe and effective scene management procedures• Manage edge protection• Treat and package casualties • Manage potential suspension trauma• Undertake scene assessment and reporting• Use communications effectivelyThis training is ‘hands on’. A range of rescue scenarios are implemented to suit a variety of emergency service environments. Participants will establish safe systems to gain access to and recover casualties, extricate casualties to minimise further injury or discomfort while conducting rescue operation and be able to apply safe work practices to vertical rescue operations to ensure maximum protection to themselves, their team and the victim.Diamond Protection’s vertical rescue training can be tailored to meet your work site needs to ensure that participants are competent in a range of relevant vertical rescue methods and techniques. Whether you work in a confined space, in a min, refinery or on a vessel or in a mine, Diamond’s vertical rescue training can be tailored to address your unique workplace challenges. Visit: http://www.diamondprotection.comCourse enquiry: http://www.diamondprotection.com/course-enquireEmail enquiry at: info@diamondprotection.comPhone: 1300 669 155This video link: http://youtu.be/Z-W1flISfVc
Live In Course PUA30613 Certificate III Public Safety (Firefighting & Emergency Operations) Diamond Protection 2018-10-01 | In this video, Diamond highlights a recent 'Live In' Certificate III Public Safety (Firefighting and Emergency Operations) course for Rio Tinto at the National Tactical Training Centre (Chinchilla Queensland).Units covered (but not limited to) included:Basic & Advanced First AidConfined Space Entry/RescueHAZMATBreathing ApparatusSuppress/Respond to Urban FireRespond to WildfireVertical Rescue and moreIs your organisation interested? Contact Diamond at: info@diamondprotection.com or call 1300 669 155.
Job Tips: What you shouldnt say in an interview Diamond Protection 2015-11-30 | Interview TechniquesIn this short video, Locky gives a few tips on interview techniques when going for that job.More about us at: www.diamondprotection.comJob Seekers find out the best questions they ask you!EmploymentThis video link: youtu.be/Yyc3D7SPPmk
SCBA - Breathing Apparatus Time Trial Test Diamond Protection 2015-11-24 | In this video, Locky from Diamond covers the basic time trial test for Breathing Apparatus.Don't forget to subscribe to our channel to learn more.Also visit our website at: www.diamondprotection.comThis video link: youtu.be/BF867KySooM
Vertical Rescue Tower Training Drill Diamond Protection 2015-11-24 | In this video Locky and John cover the techniques required to conduct a vertical rescue.Please subscribe to our YouTube channel to learn more.www.diamondprotection.com This video link: youtu.be/4F8X6TPC680
Australian Aboriginal - Indigenous Emergency Services (firefighting/rescue/HAZCHEM) Boot Camp Diamond Protection 2015-11-10 | Australian Culture - Aboriginal StoriesConducted by Diamond Protection in partnership with North Coast Institute (TAFE NSW) for ALC (Aboriginal Learning Circle).Visit: www.diamondprotection.comThis video link: youtu.be/ah4OrRGQ2ks
Aboriginal People: Tracks To Indigenous Emergency Services Boot Camp Diamond Protection 2015-10-11 | In this video, Diamond Protection in partnership with North Coast Institute (TAFE NSW) ran a 4 day emergency services boot camp in Kempsey NSW Australia. Proudly supported by the ALC (Aboriginal Learning Circle).This 'hands-on' program covered safety, rope rescue, fire fighting, breathing apparatus, road crash rescue and other emergency response topics.Key outcomes included: self esteem, leadership, teamwork and community.Learn more at: www.diamondprotection.comThis video link: youtu.be/aWMX94tUI6s
Disaster Management: How to Understand the Phonetic Alphabet and Radio Diamond Protection 2015-06-04 | Visit: http://www.diamondprotection.comCourse enquiry: http://www.diamondprotection.com/course-enquirePhone: 1300 669 155In this video, Locky covers the key points on the phonetic alphabet. Learning proper radio procedures is fundamental in any security or emergency operation. Diamond Protection is a leading provider of training solutions. As an International Certified ISO Management Systems company in Quality Management, Occupational Health & Safety and Environmental Management Systems, Diamond can provide you will training and safety solutions.In partnership with Australian Government and Private Registered Training Organisations, Diamond provides industrial skills and emergency services training to nationally recognised standards throughout Australia and overseas. This includes Certificate II and III Public Safety (Fire Fighting/Emergency Operations). Training courses can be conducted on your worksite 24/7 all year round or at one of our many training centres throughout Australia including our 'live fire training grounds'. Diamond's scope of training courses include: occupational health & safety, construction induction course, first aid, manual handling, working safely at heights, vertical rescue, HAZMAT, breathing apparatus, noise control, confined space entry and rescue, elevated work platforms and tower training, fire safety and rescue, fire warden, fire extinguisher, industrial rope access and more.Call the Diamond team today to discuss your needs or visit our new website to learn more.Visit: http://www.diamondprotection.comCourse enquiry: http://www.diamondprotection.com/course-enquirePhone: 1300 669 155This video link: youtu.be/PuCfj_sGjAM
Disaster Management: How To Operate A Turbex System - Emergency Services Diamond Protection 2015-06-01 | Visit: http://www.diamondprotection.comCourse enquiry: http://www.diamondprotection.com/course-enquirePhone: 1300 669 155In this video, John covers the operation of a turbex system. This training is invaluable for emergency responders (Emergency Service Officers).Diamond Protection is a leading provider of training solutions. As an International Certified ISO Management Systems company in Quality Management, Occupational Health & Safety and Environmental Management Systems, Diamond can provide you will training and safety solutions.In partnership with Australian Government and Private Registered Training Organisations, Diamond provides industrial skills and emergency services training to nationally recognised standards throughout Australia and overseas. This includes Certificate II and III Public Safety (Fire Fighting/Emergency Operations). Training courses can be conducted on your worksite 24/7 all year round or at one of our many training centres throughout Australia including our 'live fire training grounds'. Diamond's scope of training courses include: occupational health & safety, construction induction course, first aid, manual handling, working safely at heights, vertical rescue, HAZMAT, breathing apparatus, noise control, confined space entry and rescue, elevated work platforms and tower training, fire safety and rescue, fire warden, fire extinguisher, industrial rope access and more.Call the Diamond team today to discuss your needs or visit our new website to learn more.Visit: http://www.diamondprotection.comCourse enquiry: http://www.diamondprotection.com/course-enquirePhone: 1300 669 155This video link: youtu.be/QXwsfxAcQok
Ringwood North Primary School Fire Extinguisher Training Video Diamond Protection 2015-05-19 | Visit: www.diamondprotection.com In this video, Diamond's Fire and Safety Training Team provided a fire awareness and fire safety training session for North Ringwood Primary School (proudly sponsored by Diamond Protection).This program covered:• Fire triangle• Raising the alarm• Fire Safety & Evacuation• Fire Classes/Types• Types of Fire Extinguishers• Safety Procedures when fighting fires• Firefighting tactics• Practical Fire Extinguisher, Fire Blanket & Fire Hose Reel scenariosThis was an enjoyable session for staff and teachers from this school.This video link: youtu.be/C1e5zhfIvmA
La Trobe University Vice Chancellors Corporate Golf Day - Sponsored by Diamond Protection Diamond Protection 2015-05-19 | http://www.diamondprotection.comIn this video, La Trobe University hosted its 2nd Vice-Chancellor’s Corporate Golf Day on 31 March 2015. La Trobe University was delighted to welcome Diamond Protection and Telstra on board as their two Gold Sponsors. This event was held at the Kingston Heath Golf Club Victoria Australia. This video was proudly sponsored and created by the Diamond team.This link: youtube.com/watch?v=P9VdSqC3jsA
About Diamond Protection: Training Division Diamond Protection 2015-04-21 | Visit: http://www.diamondprotection.comCourse enquiry: http://www.diamondprotection.com/course-enquirePhone: 1300 669 155Diamond Protection is a leading provider of training solutions. As an International Certified ISO Management Systems company in Quality Management, Occupational Health & Safety and Environmental Management Systems, Diamond can provide you will training and safety solutions.In partnership with Australian Government and Private Registered Training Organisations, Diamond provides industrial skills and emergency services training to nationally recognised standards throughout Australia and overseas. This includes Certificate II and III Public Safety (Fire Fighting/Emergency Operations). Training courses can be conducted on your worksite 24/7 all year round or at one of our many training centres throughout Australia including our 'live fire training grounds'. Diamond's scope of training courses include: occupational health & safety, construction induction course, first aid, manual handling, working safely at heights, vertical rescue, HAZMAT, breathing apparatus, noise control, confined space entry and rescue, elevated work platforms and tower training, fire safety and rescue, fire warden, fire extinguisher, industrial rope access and more.Call the Diamond team today to discuss your needs or visit our new website to learn more.Visit: http://www.diamondprotection.comCourse enquiry: http://www.diamondprotection.com/course-enquirePhone: 1300 669 155This video link: http://youtu.be/IaPbUHLZ9Xs
How to Become An Emergency Services Officer (Zero to ESO) Diamond Protection 2015-04-20 | http://www.diamondprotection.com Welcome to our new program Zero to ESO. Become a fully qualified Emergency Service Officer (ESO). In partnership with Private and Government Registered Training Organisations (RTO's), Diamond deliver this nationally recognised course - Certificate III Public Safety (Fire Fighting/Emergency Operations).Learn more at: www.diamondprotection.com
Fire Extinguisher - How To Fill Fire Extinguishers - Emergency|Safety|Health|Workplace Diamond Protection 2015-03-28 | http://www.diamondprotection.com In this video, Diamond's team demonstrates some key instructions on refilling fire extinguishers - how to do this successfully. Don't forget to subscribe to our YouTube channel to receive more training videos. Visit: http://www.diamondprotection.comCourse enquiry: http://www.diamondprotection.com Other videos: http://www.diamondprotection.comEmail enquiry at: info@diamondprotection.comLike us: facebook.com/diamondprotectionaustraliaPhone: 1300 669 155Diamond Protection Pty Ltd (Diamond) is a leading provider of security, emergency and training services. Established in 1995, this Australian owned and operated company is committed to leading the way – to be the standard of excellence. Diamond operates an internationally certified Integrated Management System (IMS) incorporating ISO accreditation for Quality (ISO 9001:2008), Occupational Health & Safety (AS/NZS 4801 & OHSAS18001:2007) and Environmental Management (ISO 14001:2004) Systems. The company has placed significant importance in continual improvement and commitment to the community and environment.Diamond works closely with clients throughout Australia and beyond to provide security audits, security guards / officers, patrols, risk management, emergency service officers, safety officers, life support and nationally recognised training courses in industrial skills and safety. Visit: http://www.diamondprotection.comCourse enquiry: http://www.diamondprotection.com/course-enquireEmail enquiry at: info@diamondprotection.comLike us: facebook.com/diamondprotectionaustraliaPhone: 1300 669 155 This video link: youtu.be/ldZyXSk1NKA
How to operate a radio (Security/Emergency Response/Rescue/Training Industry) Diamond Protection 2015-03-28 | In this video, Diamond's team demonstrates some key instructions on how to operate a radio.Visit: http://www.diamondprotection.comCourse enquiry: http://www.diamondprotection.com Email enquiry at: info@diamondprotection.comLike us: facebook.com/diamondprotectionaustraliaPhone: 1300 669 155Diamond Protection Pty Ltd (Diamond) is a leading provider of security, emergency and training services. Established in 1995, this Australian owned and operated company is committed to leading the way – to be the standard of excellence. Diamond operates an internationally certified Integrated Management System (IMS) incorporating ISO accreditation for Quality (ISO 9001:2008), Occupational Health & Safety (AS/NZS 4801 & OHSAS18001:2007) and Environmental Management (ISO 14001:2004) Systems. The company has placed significant importance in continual improvement and commitment to the community and environment.Diamond works closely with clients throughout Australia and beyond to provide security audits, security guards / officers, patrols, risk management, emergency service officers, safety officers, life support and nationally recognised training courses in industrial skills and safety. This video link: youtu.be/w1HYZvBZEm4
How to Conduct a Security Search in a Vehicle Diamond Protection 2015-02-10 | In this video, Diamond's security team demonstrates some key instructions on how to conduct a basic security search in a vehicle. Visit: http://www.diamondprotection.comCourse enquiry: http://www.diamondprotection.com Email enquiry at: info@diamondprotection.comPhone: 1300 669 155Diamond Protection Pty Ltd (Diamond) is a leading provider of security, emergency and training services. Established in 1995, this Australian owned and operated company is committed to leading the way – to be the standard of excellence. Diamond operates an internationally certified Integrated Management System (IMS) incorporating ISO accreditation for Quality (ISO 9001:2008), Occupational Health & Safety (AS/NZS 4801 & OHSAS18001:2007) and Environmental Management (ISO 14001:2004) Systems. The company has placed significant importance in continual improvement and commitment to the community and environment.Diamond works closely with clients throughout Australia and beyond to provide security audits, security guards / officers, patrols, risk management, emergency service officers, safety officers, life support and nationally recognised training courses in industrial skills and safety. Visit: http://www.diamondprotection.comCourse enquiry: http://www.diamondprotection.com/course-enquireEmail enquiry at: info@diamondprotection.comPhone: 1300 669 155 This video link: http://youtu.be/nEWESELSPmk
Security Systems - How to Conduct a Security Bag Search Diamond Protection 2015-02-10 | In this video, Diamond's security team demonstrates some key instructions on how to conduct a basic security bag search. Such searches are conducted in industrial or corporate workplaces.Visit: http://www.diamondprotection.comCourse enquiry: http://www.diamondprotection.com Email enquiry at: info@diamondprotection.comPhone: 1300 669 155Diamond Protection Pty Ltd (Diamond) is a leading provider of security, emergency and training services. Established in 1995, this Australian owned and operated company is committed to leading the way – to be the standard of excellence. Diamond operates an internationally certified Integrated Management System (IMS) incorporating ISO accreditation for Quality (ISO 9001:2008), Occupational Health & Safety (AS/NZS 4801 & OHSAS18001:2007) and Environmental Management (ISO 14001:2004) Systems. The company has placed significant importance in continual improvement and commitment to the community and environment.Diamond works closely with clients throughout Australia and beyond to provide security audits, security guards / officers, patrols, risk management, emergency service officers, safety officers, life support and nationally recognised training courses in industrial skills and safety. Visit: http://www.diamondprotection.comCourse enquiry: http://www.diamondprotection.com/course-enquireEmail enquiry at: info@diamondprotection.comPhone: 1300 669 155 This video link: http://youtu.be/k4BV0Rf-kUM
Security Systems - How to Conduct a Personal Metal Detection Test Diamond Protection 2015-02-10 | In this video, the Diamond team will cover the basic procedure for conducting a personal metal detector test on on-site employees.More helpful hints are located at: www.diamondprotection.comThis video link: http://youtu.be/U3Y6Y-t3muY
Extinguisher Use - How to Use a Fire Extinguisher - Safety/Health/Workplace Diamond Protection 2014-11-28 | Fire extinguisher useVisit: http://www.diamondprotection.comCourse enquiry: http://www.diamondprotection.com/course-enquireEmail enquiry at: info@diamondprotection.comPhone: 1300 669 155In this video, Diamond fire and safety training team highlight the key strategies for extinguishing fires - use of fire extinguishers. Would your staff know the correct fire-fighting strategies in the event of a fire? In doubt, why not take advantage of our Workplace Fire Safety & Awareness programs – held at your workplace - use of fire extinguishers.Here’s 7 Reasons Why You Need this traning … 1. We are an experienced training company – since 1995 operating in your local area2. You’ll learn about fire behavior strategies3. You’ll receive a practical based firefighting awareness session4. You’ll learn how to correctly select and operate the right fire extinguisher for the fire (most staff don’t know which one to use in a real fire situation which is dangerous to life and assets)5. You’ll learn the common mistakes staff make when fighting fires at the workplace6. You’ll discharge a real life fire extinguisher on a ‘controlled fire’ 7. This session is highly interactive, exciting and beneficial to your staff as it promotes teamwork and builds self esteemVisit: http://www.diamondprotection.comCourse enquiry: http://www.diamondprotection.com/course-enquireEmail enquiry at: info@diamondprotection.comPhone: 1300 669 155This video link: http://youtu.be/k5HNHUGCFZw
Emergency | Vertical Rescue: Characteristics of Ropes Descenders ID20 Diamond Protection 2014-11-28 | Visit: http://www.diamondprotection.comCourse enquiry: http://www.diamondprotection.com/course-enquireEmail enquiry at: info@diamondprotection.comPhone: 1300 669 155In this video, Brian from Diamond's training team provides some key instructions on the characteristics of Rope Descenders - namely the ID20. Learn more - read this ... Diamond Protection’s Vertical Rescue Training is designed for personnel who may be required to undertake vertical rescue operations as a member of a rescue / emergency team. Typically performed by emergency service or response teams, this unit is physically and mentally challenging. Candidates must be physically fit with past heights training and experience. You must be comfortable and familiar with harness operation with the skills in fall protection techniques. Undertake Vertical Rescue training is a nationally accredited course delivered upon request. (In partnership with our Australian Private and Government Registered Training Organisations).Diamond has training centres around Australia and can conduct this course at your workplace throughout Australia and beyond.Qualification Upon satisfactory completion of this course, participants will be issued with a statement of attainment, recognised within the Australian Qualifications Framework and issued under authority of the National Vocational Education and Regulator Act 2011, for competency:• PUASAR032A Undertake vertical rescue• PUASAR022A Participate in a rescue operationPre-RequisitesThe statement of attainment will only be issued if participants hold a current statement of attainment in • PUAEME001B Provide emergency care OR • HLTFA211A Provide basic emergency life supportCourse Duration is around 4 days (32 hours).Course OverviewDiamond’s Undertake vertical rescue course gives participants the skills and knowledge to undertake vertical rescue in a range of emergency situations in natural and man-made environments. Vertical rescue training will provide information to students on:• Operational briefing and debriefing procedures• Casualty assessment and emergency management• Rescue team roles, responsibilities and • Vertical rescue equipment• Knowledge of breaking strains and safe working loads• Relevant WHS requirements, legislation and codes of practice and organisational procedures• Vertical rescue concepts and practicesThe Vertical Rescue training is a highly practical training program that will provide students with the skills to:• Check, service and maintain vertical rescue equipment• Raise and lower stretchers and patient handling• Establish, maintain, monitor and use of: - ascent and descent systems - safety systems - stretcher rigging• Select rope, use knots, secure anchors• Construct mechanical advantage systems• Perform “pick off” rescues• Utilise a range of vertical rescue techniques and equipment• Implement safe and effective scene management procedures• Manage edge protection• Treat and package casualties • Manage potential suspension trauma• Undertake scene assessment and reporting• Use communications effectivelyThis training is ‘hands on’. A range of rescue scenarios are implemented to suit a variety of emergency service environments. Participants will establish safe systems to gain access to and recover casualties, extricate casualties to minimise further injury or discomfort while conducting rescue operation and be able to apply safe work practices to vertical rescue operations to ensure maximum protection to themselves, their team and the victim.Diamond Protection’s vertical rescue training can be tailored to meet your work site needs to ensure that participants are competent in a range of relevant vertical rescue methods and techniques. Whether you work in a confined space, in a min, refinery or on a vessel or in a mine, Diamond’s vertical rescue training can be tailored to address your unique workplace challenges. Visit: http://www.diamondprotection.comCourse enquiry: http://www.diamondprotection.com/course-enquireEmail enquiry at: info@diamondprotection.comPhone: 1300 669 155This video link: http://youtu.be/Q8ScE2QMPWM
Disaster Management: How to Tie a Triple Fishermans & Prussic Knot - Search and Rescue Diamond Protection 2014-11-28 | Disaster ManagementVisit: http://www.diamondprotection.comCourse enquiry: http://www.diamondprotection.com/course-enquireEmail enquiry at: info@diamondprotection.comPhone: 1300 669 155Search and rescue.In this video, Locky from Diamond's training team provides some key instructions on how to tie a triple fisherman's and prussic knot - key knots used in vertical rescue training / operations. Learn more - read this ... Diamond Protection’s Vertical Rescue Training is designed for personnel who may be required to undertake vertical rescue operations as a member of a rescue / emergency team. Rescue Training:Typically performed by emergency service or response teams, this unit is physically and mentally challenging. Candidates must be physically fit with past heights training and experience. You must be comfortable and familiar with harness operation with the skills in fall protection techniques. Undertake Vertical Rescue training is a nationally accredited course delivered upon request. (In partnership with our Australian Private and Government Registered Training Organisations).Diamond has training centres around Australia and can conduct this course at your workplace throughout Australia and beyond.Rope Access TrainingQualification Upon satisfactory completion of this course, participants will be issued with a statement of attainment, recognised within the Australian Qualifications Framework and issued under authority of the National Vocational Education and Regulator Act 2011, for competency:• PUASAR032A Undertake vertical rescue• PUASAR022A Participate in a rescue operationPre-RequisitesThe statement of attainment will only be issued if participants hold a current statement of attainment in • PUAEME001B Provide emergency care OR • HLTFA211A Provide basic emergency life supportCourse Duration is around 4 days (32 hours).Course OverviewDiamond’s Undertake vertical rescue course gives participants the skills and knowledge to undertake vertical rescue in a range of emergency situations in natural and man-made environments. Vertical rescue training will provide information to students on:• Operational briefing and debriefing procedures• Casualty assessment and emergency management• Rescue team roles, responsibilities and • Vertical rescue equipment• Knowledge of breaking strains and safe working loads• Relevant WHS requirements, legislation and codes of practice and organisational procedures• Vertical rescue concepts and practicesThe Vertical Rescue training is a highly practical training program that will provide students with the skills to:• Check, service and maintain vertical rescue equipment• Raise and lower stretchers and patient handling• Establish, maintain, monitor and use of: - ascent and descent systems - safety systems - stretcher rigging• Select rope, use knots, secure anchors• Construct mechanical advantage systems• Perform “pick off” rescues• Utilise a range of vertical rescue techniques and equipment• Implement safe and effective scene management procedures• Manage edge protection• Treat and package casualties • Manage potential suspension trauma• Undertake scene assessment and reporting• Use communications effectivelyThis training is ‘hands on’. A range of rescue scenarios are implemented to suit a variety of emergency service environments. Participants will establish safe systems to gain access to and recover casualties, extricate casualties to minimise further injury or discomfort while conducting rescue operation and be able to apply safe work practices to vertical rescue operations to ensure maximum protection to themselves, their team and the victim.Diamond Protection’s vertical rescue training can be tailored to meet your work site needs to ensure that participants are competent in a range of relevant vertical rescue methods and techniques. Whether you work in a confined space, in a min, refinery or on a vessel or in a mine, Diamond’s vertical rescue training can be tailored to address your unique workplace challenges. Visit: http://www.diamondprotection.comCourse enquiry: http://www.diamondprotection.com/course-enquireEmail enquiry at: info@diamondprotection.comPhone: 1300 669 155This video link: http://youtu.be/GRmdhXV2IhM
Disaster Management: Emergency | Rescue | Safety: Vertical Rescue Points of Contact Diamond Protection 2014-11-26 | Disaster Management StrategyVisit: http://www.diamondprotection.comCourse enquiry: http://www.diamondprotection.com/course-enquireEmail enquiry at: info@diamondprotection.comPhone: 1300 669 155In this video, John from Diamond's training team provides some key instructions on how to understanding vertical rescue points of contact during vertical rescue training / operations.Learn more - read this ... Diamond Protection’s Vertical Rescue Training is designed for personnel who may be required to undertake vertical rescue operations as a member of a rescue / emergency team. Typically performed by emergency service or response teams, this unit is physically and mentally challenging. Candidates must be physically fit with past heights training and experience. You must be comfortable and familiar with harness operation with the skills in fall protection techniques. Undertake Vertical Rescue training is a nationally accredited course delivered upon request. (In partnership with our Australian Private and Government Registered Training Organisations).Diamond has training centres around Australia and can conduct this course at your workplace throughout Australia and beyond.Qualification Upon satisfactory completion of this course, participants will be issued with a statement of attainment, recognised within the Australian Qualifications Framework and issued under authority of the National Vocational Education and Regulator Act 2011, for competency:• PUASAR032A Undertake vertical rescue• PUASAR022A Participate in a rescue operationPre-RequisitesThe statement of attainment will only be issued if participants hold a current statement of attainment in • PUAEME001B Provide emergency care OR • HLTFA211A Provide basic emergency life supportCourse Duration is around 4 days (32 hours).Course OverviewDiamond’s Undertake vertical rescue course gives participants the skills and knowledge to undertake vertical rescue in a range of emergency situations in natural and man-made environments. Vertical rescue training will provide information to students on:• Operational briefing and debriefing procedures• Casualty assessment and emergency management• Rescue team roles, responsibilities and • Vertical rescue equipment• Knowledge of breaking strains and safe working loads• Relevant WHS requirements, legislation and codes of practice and organisational procedures• Vertical rescue concepts and practicesThe Vertical Rescue training is a highly practical training program that will provide students with the skills to:• Check, service and maintain vertical rescue equipment• Raise and lower stretchers and patient handling• Establish, maintain, monitor and use of: - ascent and descent systems - safety systems - stretcher rigging• Select rope, use knots, secure anchors• Construct mechanical advantage systems• Perform “pick off” rescues• Utilise a range of vertical rescue techniques and equipment• Implement safe and effective scene management procedures• Manage edge protection• Treat and package casualties • Manage potential suspension trauma• Undertake scene assessment and reporting• Use communications effectivelyThis training is ‘hands on’. A range of rescue scenarios are implemented to suit a variety of emergency service environments. Participants will establish safe systems to gain access to and recover casualties, extricate casualties to minimise further injury or discomfort while conducting rescue operation and be able to apply safe work practices to vertical rescue operations to ensure maximum protection to themselves, their team and the victim.Diamond Protection’s vertical rescue training can be tailored to meet your work site needs to ensure that participants are competent in a range of relevant vertical rescue methods and techniques. Whether you work in a confined space, in a min, refinery or on a vessel or in a mine, Diamond’s vertical rescue training can be tailored to address your unique workplace challenges. Visit: http://www.diamondprotection.comCourse enquiry: http://www.diamondprotection.com/course-enquireEmail enquiry at: info@diamondprotection.comPhone: 1300 669 155This video link: http://youtu.be/cv-yFCVAICY
Emergency | Rescue: How to Inspect Height Safety Equipment Diamond Protection 2014-11-26 | Visit: http://www.diamondprotection.comCourse enquiry: http://www.diamondprotection.com/course-enquireEmail enquiry at: info@diamondprotection.comPhone: 1300 669 155In this video, Brian from Diamond's training team provides some key instructions on how to inspect height safety equipment.Diamond Protection’s height safety training can be tailored to meet your work site needs to ensure that participants are competent in a range of relevant methods and techniques. Whether you work in a confined space, in a min, refinery or on a vessel or in a mine, Diamond’s height safety training can be tailored to address your unique workplace challenges. Visit: http://www.diamondprotection.comCourse enquiry: http://www.diamondprotection.com/course-enquireEmail enquiry at: info@diamondprotection.comPhone: 1300 669 155This video link: http://youtu.be/ADOKPUSGH4A
Disaster Management: Vertical Rescue: How to Ascend & Descend Past on a Knot - YouTube Diamond Protection 2014-11-24 | Emergency planning/terrorism/evacuationVisit: http://www.diamondprotection.comCourse enquiry: http://www.diamondprotection.com/course-enquireEmail enquiry at: info@diamondprotection.comPhone: 1300 669 155In this video, John from Diamond's training team provides some key instructions on how to ascend and descend past a knot during vertical rescue training / operations. Learn more - read this ... Diamond Protection’s Vertical Rescue Training is designed for personnel who may be required to undertake vertical rescue operations as a member of a rescue / emergency team. Typically performed by emergency service or response teams, this unit is physically and mentally challenging. Candidates must be physically fit with past heights training and experience. You must be comfortable and familiar with harness operation with the skills in fall protection techniques. Undertake Vertical Rescue training is a nationally accredited course delivered upon request. (In partnership with our Australian Private and Government Registered Training Organisations).Diamond has training centres around Australia and can conduct this course at your workplace throughout Australia and beyond.Qualification Upon satisfactory completion of this course, participants will be issued with a statement of attainment, recognised within the Australian Qualifications Framework and issued under authority of the National Vocational Education and Regulator Act 2011, for competency:• PUASAR032A Undertake vertical rescue• PUASAR022A Participate in a rescue operationPre-RequisitesThe statement of attainment will only be issued if participants hold a current statement of attainment in • PUAEME001B Provide emergency care OR • HLTFA211A Provide basic emergency life supportCourse Duration is around 4 days (32 hours).Course OverviewDiamond’s Undertake vertical rescue course gives participants the skills and knowledge to undertake vertical rescue in a range of emergency situations in natural and man-made environments. Vertical rescue training will provide information to students on:• Operational briefing and debriefing procedures• Casualty assessment and emergency management• Rescue team roles, responsibilities and • Vertical rescue equipment• Knowledge of breaking strains and safe working loads• Relevant WHS requirements, legislation and codes of practice and organisational procedures• Vertical rescue concepts and practicesThe Vertical Rescue training is a highly practical training program that will provide students with the skills to:• Check, service and maintain vertical rescue equipment• Raise and lower stretchers and patient handling• Establish, maintain, monitor and use of: - ascent and descent systems - safety systems - stretcher rigging• Select rope, use knots, secure anchors• Construct mechanical advantage systems• Perform “pick off” rescues• Utilise a range of vertical rescue techniques and equipment• Implement safe and effective scene management procedures• Manage edge protection• Treat and package casualties • Manage potential suspension trauma• Undertake scene assessment and reporting• Use communications effectivelyThis training is ‘hands on’. A range of rescue scenarios are implemented to suit a variety of emergency service environments. Participants will establish safe systems to gain access to and recover casualties, extricate casualties to minimise further injury or discomfort while conducting rescue operation and be able to apply safe work practices to vertical rescue operations to ensure maximum protection to themselves, their team and the victim.Diamond Protection’s vertical rescue training can be tailored to meet your work site needs to ensure that participants are competent in a range of relevant vertical rescue methods and techniques. Whether you work in a confined space, in a min, refinery or on a vessel or in a mine, Diamond’s vertical rescue training can be tailored to address your unique workplace challenges. Visit: http://www.diamondprotection.comCourse enquiry: http://www.diamondprotection.com/course-enquireEmail enquiry at: info@diamondprotection.comPhone: 1300 669 155This video link: http://youtu.be/PyLcI0j3IIw
Emergency | Rescue: Characteristics of Rope Descenders - Petzl Rig Diamond Protection 2014-11-21 | Visit: http://www.diamondprotection.comCourse enquiry: http://www.diamondprotection.com/course-enquireEmail enquiry at: info@diamondprotection.comPhone: 1300 669 155In this video, Brian from Diamond's training team provides an overview of characteristics of rope descenders - the petzl rig. Such equipment is used in vertical rescue / emergency operations. This video link: http://youtu.be/bcBIHbePvZ4
Disaster Management: Entry Level Fitness Diamond Protection 2014-11-20 | Disaster ManagementVisit: http://www.diamondprotection.comCourse enquiry: http://www.diamondprotection.com/course-enquireEmail enquiry at: info@diamondprotection.comPhone: 1300 669 155In this video, John from Diamond's training team provides an overview of the benchmark fitness assessment used for emergency service officers. This is one of many selection elements but gives you a better understanding of the process and tests applicable.This video link: http://youtu.be/ggEgGIbew3I
Training: Emergency | Rescue: Other Uses For Rescue Knots Diamond Protection 2014-11-19 | Visit: http://www.diamondprotection.comCourse enquiry: http://www.diamondprotection.com/course-enquireEmail enquiry at: info@diamondprotection.comPhone: 1300 669 155In this video, Locky from Diamond's training team provides some key instructions on other uses for rescue knots which is used within the emergency services industry or vertical rescue training. Learn more - read this ... Diamond Protection’s Vertical Rescue Training is designed for personnel who may be required to undertake vertical rescue operations as a member of a rescue / emergency team. Typically performed by emergency service or response teams, this unit is physically and mentally challenging. Candidates must be physically fit with past heights training and experience. You must be comfortable and familiar with harness operation with the skills in fall protection techniques. Undertake Vertical Rescue training is a nationally accredited course delivered upon request. (In partnership with our Australian Private and Government Registered Training Organisations).Diamond has training centres around Australia and can conduct this course at your workplace throughout Australia and beyond.Qualification Upon satisfactory completion of this course, participants will be issued with a statement of attainment, recognised within the Australian Qualifications Framework and issued under authority of the National Vocational Education and Regulator Act 2011, for competency:• PUASAR032A Undertake vertical rescue• PUASAR022A Participate in a rescue operationPre-RequisitesThe statement of attainment will only be issued if participants hold a current statement of attainment in • PUAEME001B Provide emergency care OR • HLTFA211A Provide basic emergency life supportCourse Duration is around 4 days (32 hours).Course OverviewDiamond’s Undertake vertical rescue course gives participants the skills and knowledge to undertake vertical rescue in a range of emergency situations in natural and man-made environments. Vertical rescue training will provide information to students on:• Operational briefing and debriefing procedures• Casualty assessment and emergency management• Rescue team roles, responsibilities and • Vertical rescue equipment• Knowledge of breaking strains and safe working loads• Relevant WHS requirements, legislation and codes of practice and organisational procedures• Vertical rescue concepts and practicesThe Vertical Rescue training is a highly practical training program that will provide students with the skills to:• Check, service and maintain vertical rescue equipment• Raise and lower stretchers and patient handling• Establish, maintain, monitor and use of: - ascent and descent systems - safety systems - stretcher rigging• Select rope, use knots, secure anchors• Construct mechanical advantage systems• Perform “pick off” rescues• Utilise a range of vertical rescue techniques and equipment• Implement safe and effective scene management procedures• Manage edge protection• Treat and package casualties • Manage potential suspension trauma• Undertake scene assessment and reporting• Use communications effectivelyThis training is ‘hands on’. A range of rescue scenarios are implemented to suit a variety of emergency service environments. Participants will establish safe systems to gain access to and recover casualties, extricate casualties to minimise further injury or discomfort while conducting rescue operation and be able to apply safe work practices to vertical rescue operations to ensure maximum protection to themselves, their team and the victim.Diamond Protection’s vertical rescue training can be tailored to meet your work site needs to ensure that participants are competent in a range of relevant vertical rescue methods and techniques. Whether you work in a confined space, in a min, refinery or on a vessel or in a mine, Diamond’s vertical rescue training can be tailored to address your unique workplace challenges. Visit: http://www.diamondprotection.comCourse enquiry: http://www.diamondprotection.com/course-enquireEmail enquiry at: info@diamondprotection.comPhone: 1300 669 155This video link: http://youtu.be/w50FRlOSTak
Rope Access - How to tie an Alpine Butterfly Knot - Rescue Emergency Knot for Emergency Services Diamond Protection 2014-11-13 | Visit: http://www.diamondprotection.comCourse enquiry: http://www.diamondprotection.com/course-enquireEmail enquiry at: info@diamondprotection.comPhone: 1300 669 155In this video, Locky from Diamond's training team provides some key instructions on how to tie a an Alpine Butterfly Knot which is used in rescue applications or vertical rescue training. Learn more - read this ... Diamond Protection’s Vertical Rescue Training is designed for personnel who may be required to undertake vertical rescue operations as a member of a rescue / emergency team. Typically performed by emergency service or response teams, this unit is physically and mentally challenging. Candidates must be physically fit with past heights training and experience. You must be comfortable and familiar with harness operation with the skills in fall protection techniques. Undertake Vertical Rescue training is a nationally accredited course delivered upon request. (In partnership with our Australian Private and Government Registered Training Organisations).Diamond has training centres around Australia and can conduct this course at your workplace throughout Australia and beyond.Qualification Upon satisfactory completion of this course, participants will be issued with a statement of attainment, recognised within the Australian Qualifications Framework and issued under authority of the National Vocational Education and Regulator Act 2011, for competency:• PUASAR032A Undertake vertical rescue• PUASAR022A Participate in a rescue operationPre-RequisitesThe statement of attainment will only be issued if participants hold a current statement of attainment in • PUAEME001B Provide emergency care OR • HLTFA211A Provide basic emergency life supportCourse Duration is around 4 days (32 hours).Course OverviewDiamond’s Undertake vertical rescue course gives participants the skills and knowledge to undertake vertical rescue in a range of emergency situations in natural and man-made environments. Vertical rescue training will provide information to students on:• Operational briefing and debriefing procedures• Casualty assessment and emergency management• Rescue team roles, responsibilities and • Vertical rescue equipment• Knowledge of breaking strains and safe working loads• Relevant WHS requirements, legislation and codes of practice and organisational procedures• Vertical rescue concepts and practicesThe Vertical Rescue training is a highly practical training program that will provide students with the skills to:• Check, service and maintain vertical rescue equipment• Raise and lower stretchers and patient handling• Establish, maintain, monitor and use of: - ascent and descent systems - safety systems - stretcher rigging• Select rope, use knots, secure anchors• Construct mechanical advantage systems• Perform “pick off” rescues• Utilise a range of vertical rescue techniques and equipment• Implement safe and effective scene management procedures• Manage edge protection• Treat and package casualties • Manage potential suspension trauma• Undertake scene assessment and reporting• Use communications effectivelyThis training is ‘hands on’. A range of rescue scenarios are implemented to suit a variety of emergency service environments. Participants will establish safe systems to gain access to and recover casualties, extricate casualties to minimise further injury or discomfort while conducting rescue operation and be able to apply safe work practices to vertical rescue operations to ensure maximum protection to themselves, their team and the victim.Diamond Protection’s vertical rescue training can be tailored to meet your work site needs to ensure that participants are competent in a range of relevant vertical rescue methods and techniques. Whether you work in a confined space, in a min, refinery or on a vessel or in a mine, Diamond’s vertical rescue training can be tailored to address your unique workplace challenges. Visit: http://www.diamondprotection.comCourse enquiry: http://www.diamondprotection.com/course-enquireEmail enquiry at: info@diamondprotection.comPhone: 1300 669 155This video link: http://youtu.be/OwffvlkGlwo
Rescue Knots Figure of 8 Threaded - Emergency Services - Fire & Rescue Diamond Protection 2014-11-13 | Visit: http://www.diamondprotection.comCourse enquiry: http://www.diamondprotection.com/course-enquireEmail enquiry at: info@diamondprotection.comPhone: 1300 669 155In this video, Locky from Diamond's training team provides some key instructions on how to tie a Figure of 8 Threaded Knot which is used in rescue applications or vertical rescue training. Learn more - read this ... Diamond Protection’s Vertical Rescue Training is designed for personnel who may be required to undertake vertical rescue operations as a member of a rescue / emergency team. Typically performed by emergency service or response teams, this unit is physically and mentally challenging. Candidates must be physically fit with past heights training and experience. You must be comfortable and familiar with harness operation with the skills in fall protection techniques. Undertake Vertical Rescue training is a nationally accredited course delivered upon request. (In partnership with our Australian Private and Government Registered Training Organisations).Diamond has training centres around Australia and can conduct this course at your workplace throughout Australia and beyond.Qualification Upon satisfactory completion of this course, participants will be issued with a statement of attainment, recognised within the Australian Qualifications Framework and issued under authority of the National Vocational Education and Regulator Act 2011, for competency:• PUASAR032A Undertake vertical rescue• PUASAR022A Participate in a rescue operationPre-RequisitesThe statement of attainment will only be issued if participants hold a current statement of attainment in • PUAEME001B Provide emergency care OR • HLTFA211A Provide basic emergency life supportCourse Duration is around 4 days (32 hours).Course OverviewDiamond’s Undertake vertical rescue course gives participants the skills and knowledge to undertake vertical rescue in a range of emergency situations in natural and man-made environments. Vertical rescue training will provide information to students on:• Operational briefing and debriefing procedures• Casualty assessment and emergency management• Rescue team roles, responsibilities and • Vertical rescue equipment• Knowledge of breaking strains and safe working loads• Relevant WHS requirements, legislation and codes of practice and organisational procedures• Vertical rescue concepts and practicesThe Vertical Rescue training is a highly practical training program that will provide students with the skills to:• Check, service and maintain vertical rescue equipment• Raise and lower stretchers and patient handling• Establish, maintain, monitor and use of: - ascent and descent systems - safety systems - stretcher rigging• Select rope, use knots, secure anchors• Construct mechanical advantage systems• Perform “pick off” rescues• Utilise a range of vertical rescue techniques and equipment• Implement safe and effective scene management procedures• Manage edge protection• Treat and package casualties • Manage potential suspension trauma• Undertake scene assessment and reporting• Use communications effectivelyThis training is ‘hands on’. A range of rescue scenarios are implemented to suit a variety of emergency service environments. Participants will establish safe systems to gain access to and recover casualties, extricate casualties to minimise further injury or discomfort while conducting rescue operation and be able to apply safe work practices to vertical rescue operations to ensure maximum protection to themselves, their team and the victim.Diamond Protection’s vertical rescue training can be tailored to meet your work site needs to ensure that participants are competent in a range of relevant vertical rescue methods and techniques. Whether you work in a confined space, in a min, refinery or on a vessel or in a mine, Diamond’s vertical rescue training can be tailored to address your unique workplace challenges. Visit: http://www.diamondprotection.comCourse enquiry: http://www.diamondprotection.com/course-enquireEmail enquiry at: info@diamondprotection.comPhone: 1300 669 155This video link: http://youtu.be/mKdDEqA1tU0
Emergency (Fire / Rescue / Security) Services Career - A Testimonial Part 4 Diamond Protection 2014-11-12 | Visit: http://www.diamondprotection.comCourse enquiry: http://www.diamondprotection.com/course-enquireEmail enquiry at: info@diamondprotection.comPhone: 1300 669 155In this video, a member of Diamond's Emergency Services Team (Lachlan) gives a true account of what it took to become trained, qualified and employed in the emergency services industry. Now currently employed with Diamond, he is enjoying the benefits of a challenging and rewarding career.What does an Emergency Service Officer (ESO) do?An ESO is a fully qualified emergency response and / or medical professional who works in a variety of industries including maritime, power and mining, defence, aviation, construction and other resource sectors.The role ensures that the facility is maintained in a state of emergency response (emergency services) operational readiness and to facilitate a safe and secure environment for all staff, guests, contractors and visitors.ESO's have expertise in industrial fire, rescue and emergency operational concepts, procedures and systems. They have exceptional communication and organisational skills. They are team players and are highly disciplined.They usually possess Certificate II in Public Safety (Fire and Emergency Operations) or Certificate III in Public Safety (Fire Fighting / Emergency Operations) or similar. Some of the key qualifications include: breathing apparatus, confined space entry / rescue, vertical rope rescue, advanced first aid, HAZMAT and other key fire / rescue and medical qualifications. In a majority of cases, the ESO is also qualified in security (security guard / officer / crowd controller) according to the state they are deployed.team provides some key instructions on how to invert (during vertical rescue training). Diamond Protection train, qualify and deploy Emergency Service Officers (ESO's) throughout Australia. In partnership with Australian Government Registered Training Organisations (RTO's), Diamond delivers Certificate III Public Safety (Fire Fighting / Emergency Operations) qualifications for personnel wishing to enter the private emergency services sector.Visit our website and watch our other videos on YouTube for further details.Visit: http://www.diamondprotection.comCourse enquiry: http://www.diamondprotection.com/course-enquireEmail enquiry at: info@diamondprotection.comPhone: 1300 669 155This video link: http://youtu.be/Al0r319TgQM
Rescue Knots Figure of 8 on a Bite - Series 1 Diamond Protection 2014-11-11 | Visit: http://www.diamondprotection.comCourse enquiry: http://www.diamondprotection.com/course-enquireEmail enquiry at: info@diamondprotection.comPhone: 1300 669 155In this video, Locky provides an an insight on how to tie a figure of eight for rescue / emergency operations. Diamond Protection’s Vertical Rescue Training is designed for personnel who may be required to undertake vertical rescue operations as a member of a rescue / emergency team. Typically performed by emergency service or response teams, this unit is physically and mentally challenging. Candidates must be physically fit with past heights training and experience. You must be comfortable and familiar with harness operation with the skills in fall protection techniques. Undertake Vertical Rescue training is a nationally accredited course delivered upon request. (In partnership with our Australian Private and Government Registered Training Organisations).Diamond has training centres around Australia and can conduct this course at your workplace throughout Australia and beyond.Qualification Upon satisfactory completion of this course, participants will be issued with a statement of attainment, recognised within the Australian Qualifications Framework and issued under authority of the National Vocational Education and Regulator Act 2011, for competency:• PUASAR032A Undertake vertical rescue• PUASAR022A Participate in a rescue operationPre-RequisitesThe statement of attainment will only be issued if participants hold a current statement of attainment in • PUAEME001B Provide emergency care OR • HLTFA211A Provide basic emergency life supportCourse Duration is around 4 days (32 hours).Course OverviewDiamond’s Undertake vertical rescue course gives participants the skills and knowledge to undertake vertical rescue in a range of emergency situations in natural and man-made environments. Vertical rescue training will provide information to students on:• Operational briefing and debriefing procedures• Casualty assessment and emergency management• Rescue team roles, responsibilities and • Vertical rescue equipment• Knowledge of breaking strains and safe working loads• Relevant WHS requirements, legislation and codes of practice and organisational procedures• Vertical rescue concepts and practicesThe Vertical Rescue training is a highly practical training program that will provide students with the skills to:• Check, service and maintain vertical rescue equipment• Raise and lower stretchers and patient handling• Establish, maintain, monitor and use of: - ascent and descent systems - safety systems - stretcher rigging• Select rope, use knots, secure anchors• Construct mechanical advantage systems• Perform “pick off” rescues• Utilise a range of vertical rescue techniques and equipment• Implement safe and effective scene management procedures• Manage edge protection• Treat and package casualties • Manage potential suspension trauma• Undertake scene assessment and reporting• Use communications effectivelyThis training is ‘hands on’. A range of rescue scenarios are implemented to suit a variety of emergency service environments. Participants will establish safe systems to gain access to and recover casualties, extricate casualties to minimise further injury or discomfort while conducting rescue operation and be able to apply safe work practices to vertical rescue operations to ensure maximum protection to themselves, their team and the victim.Diamond Protection’s vertical rescue training can be tailored to meet your work site needs to ensure that participants are competent in a range of relevant vertical rescue methods and techniques. Whether you work in a confined space, in a min, refinery or on a vessel or in a mine, Diamond’s vertical rescue training can be tailored to address your unique workplace challenges.Visit: http://www.diamondprotection.comCourse enquiry: http://www.diamondprotection.com/course-enquireEmail enquiry at: info@diamondprotection.comPhone: 1300 669 155This video link: http://youtu.be/R0LnApiAmEA
Rescue and Emergency: Knots How to Tie a Figure of Eight - Series 1 Diamond Protection 2014-11-10 | Visit: http://www.diamondprotection.comCourse enquiry: http://www.diamondprotection.com/course-enquireEmail enquiry at: info@diamondprotection.comPhone: 1300 669 155In this video, Locky provides an an insight on how to tie a figure of eight for rescue / emergency operations. Figure of 8 (F8) Knot group: Loop-forming Breaking strength 65 – 75 % Length lost: 40cm Ease of release: good The most widely used rescue knot is the ‘figure 8’. Significantly stronger than a simple overhand knot it is easy to tie and will untie after loading without too much effort.When it is tied in the end of the rope it forms a simple stopper knot. When it is tied on the bight it will form a single fixed-length loop.In this video, Locky from Diamond's training team provides some key instructions on how to invert (during vertical rescue training). Diamond Protection’s Vertical Rescue Training is designed for personnel who may be required to undertake vertical rescue operations as a member of a rescue / emergency team. Typically performed by emergency service or response teams, this unit is physically and mentally challenging. Candidates must be physically fit with past heights training and experience. You must be comfortable and familiar with harness operation with the skills in fall protection techniques. Undertake Vertical Rescue training is a nationally accredited course delivered upon request. (In partnership with our Australian Private and Government Registered Training Organisations).Diamond has training centres around Australia and can conduct this course at your workplace throughout Australia and beyond.Qualification Upon satisfactory completion of this course, participants will be issued with a statement of attainment, recognised within the Australian Qualifications Framework and issued under authority of the National Vocational Education and Regulator Act 2011, for competency:• PUASAR032A Undertake vertical rescue• PUASAR022A Participate in a rescue operationPre-RequisitesThe statement of attainment will only be issued if participants hold a current statement of attainment in • PUAEME001B Provide emergency care OR • HLTFA211A Provide basic emergency life supportCourse Duration is around 4 days (32 hours).Course OverviewDiamond’s Undertake vertical rescue course gives participants the skills and knowledge to undertake vertical rescue in a range of emergency situations in natural and man-made environments. Vertical rescue training will provide information to students on:• Operational briefing and debriefing procedures• Casualty assessment and emergency management• Rescue team roles, responsibilities and • Vertical rescue equipment• Knowledge of breaking strains and safe working loads• Relevant WHS requirements, legislation and codes of practice and organisational procedures• Vertical rescue concepts and practicesThe Vertical Rescue training is a highly practical training program that will provide students with the skills to:• Check, service and maintain vertical rescue equipment• Raise and lower stretchers and patient handling• Establish, maintain, monitor and use of: - ascent and descent systems - safety systems - stretcher rigging• Select rope, use knots, secure anchors• Construct mechanical advantage systems• Perform “pick off” rescues• Utilise a range of vertical rescue techniques and equipment• Implement safe and effective scene management procedures• Manage edge protection• Treat and package casualties • Manage potential suspension trauma• Undertake scene assessment and reporting• Use communications effectivelyThis training is ‘hands on’. A range of rescue scenarios are implemented to suit a variety of emergency service environments. Participants will establish safe systems to gain access to and recover casualties, extricate casualties to minimise further injury or discomfort while conducting rescue operation and be able to apply safe work practices to vertical rescue operations to ensure maximum protection to themselves, their team and the victim.Diamond Protection’s vertical rescue training can be tailored to meet your work site needs to ensure that participants are competent in a range of relevant vertical rescue methods and techniques. Whether you work in a confined space, in a min, refinery or on a vessel or in a mine, Diamond’s vertical rescue training can be tailored to address your unique workplace challenges. Visit: http://www.diamondprotection.comCourse enquiry: http://www.diamondprotection.com/course-enquireEmail enquiry at: info@diamondprotection.comPhone: 1300 669 155This video link: http://youtu.be/NxEkgQiK3e4
Vertical Rescue - How To Invert (Rescue & Emergency Operations) Diamond Protection 2014-11-10 | Visit: http://www.diamondprotection.comCourse enquiry: http://www.diamondprotection.com/course-enquireEmail enquiry at: info@diamondprotection.comPhone: 1300 669 155In this video, Locky from Diamond's training team provides some key instructions on how to invert (during vertical rescue training). Diamond Protection’s Vertical Rescue Training is designed for personnel who may be required to undertake vertical rescue operations as a member of a rescue / emergency team. Typically performed by emergency service or response teams, this unit is physically and mentally challenging. Candidates must be physically fit with past heights training and experience. You must be comfortable and familiar with harness operation with the skills in fall protection techniques. Undertake Vertical Rescue training is a nationally accredited course delivered upon request. (In partnership with our Australian Private and Government Registered Training Organisations).Diamond has training centres around Australia and can conduct this course at your workplace throughout Australia and beyond.Qualification Upon satisfactory completion of this course, participants will be issued with a statement of attainment, recognised within the Australian Qualifications Framework and issued under authority of the National Vocational Education and Regulator Act 2011, for competency:• PUASAR032A Undertake vertical rescue• PUASAR022A Participate in a rescue operationPre-RequisitesThe statement of attainment will only be issued if participants hold a current statement of attainment in • PUAEME001B Provide emergency care OR • HLTFA211A Provide basic emergency life supportCourse Duration is around 4 days (32 hours).Course OverviewDiamond’s Undertake vertical rescue course gives participants the skills and knowledge to undertake vertical rescue in a range of emergency situations in natural and man-made environments. Vertical rescue training will provide information to students on:• Operational briefing and debriefing procedures• Casualty assessment and emergency management• Rescue team roles, responsibilities and • Vertical rescue equipment• Knowledge of breaking strains and safe working loads• Relevant WHS requirements, legislation and codes of practice and organisational procedures• Vertical rescue concepts and practicesThe Vertical Rescue training is a highly practical training program that will provide students with the skills to:• Check, service and maintain vertical rescue equipment• Raise and lower stretchers and patient handling• Establish, maintain, monitor and use of: - ascent and descent systems - safety systems - stretcher rigging• Select rope, use knots, secure anchors• Construct mechanical advantage systems• Perform “pick off” rescues• Utilise a range of vertical rescue techniques and equipment• Implement safe and effective scene management procedures• Manage edge protection• Treat and package casualties • Manage potential suspension trauma• Undertake scene assessment and reporting• Use communications effectivelyThis training is ‘hands on’. A range of rescue scenarios are implemented to suit a variety of emergency service environments. Participants will establish safe systems to gain access to and recover casualties, extricate casualties to minimise further injury or discomfort while conducting rescue operation and be able to apply safe work practices to vertical rescue operations to ensure maximum protection to themselves, their team and the victim.Diamond Protection’s vertical rescue training can be tailored to meet your work site needs to ensure that participants are competent in a range of relevant vertical rescue methods and techniques. Whether you work in a confined space, in a min, refinery or on a vessel or in a mine, Diamond’s vertical rescue training can be tailored to address your unique workplace challenges. Visit: http://www.diamondprotection.comCourse enquiry: http://www.diamondprotection.com/course-enquireEmail enquiry at: info@diamondprotection.comPhone: 1300 669 155This video link: youtube.com/watch?v=j6SM96eOnfQ
How to Operate a Firefighting Branch - Fire Fighting / Emergency Operations Diamond Protection 2014-11-10 | Visit: http://www.diamondprotection.comCourse enquiry: http://www.diamondprotection.com/course-enquireEmail enquiry at: info@diamondprotection.comPhone: 1300 669 155In this video, Brian provides an overview of the operation of a fire fighting branch. Visit: http://www.diamondprotection.comCourse enquiry: http://www.diamondprotection.com/course-enquireEmail enquiry at: info@diamondprotection.comPhone: 1300 669 155This video link: http://youtu.be/j-fuN64P4c8
Undertake Road Crash Rescue Course by Diamond Protection - Testimonial by John Diamond Protection 2014-11-06 | Visit: http://www.diamondprotection.comCourse enquiry: http://www.diamondprotection.com/course-enquireEmail enquiry at: info@diamondprotection.comPhone: 1300 669 155In this video, John provides a testimonial on the Undertake Road Crash Rescue Course he participated in - Melbourne Victoria. This course runs for three (3) days and is conducted at many of our training centres throughout Australia or can be conducted at your workplace.Undertake Road Crash Rescue Course is a practical three-day program that will see participants gain the competency required to extricate trapped casualties from vehicles on the road, while minimising the potential for injury and preserving the integrity of evidence. The program is specifically designed to provide you (as a current or potential member of a rescue or emergency response team) with nationally recognised qualifications.This dynamic, cutting-edge training will require you as the responder to engage in practical simulations and tests to train you to be able to access an entrapped casualty using a range of techniques and to operate specialist equipment to undertake the rescue.Whether you work for government or private sectors including oil and gas, power, mining, maritime, defence and aviation, this is a short, sharp way to secure your emergency rescue or safety career.Delivered in partnership with Government RTO's including Holmesglen Institute and North Coast Institute (TAFE NSW), Diamond isone of Australia’s leading providers of emergency, security and training services. Diamond Protection’s Emergency Services Training division is nationally renowned for its provision of life safety and emergency management preparedness and support services.Established in 1995, Diamond provides three service lines – training, emergency and security. Operating throughout Australia, Diamond boasts a client list of government, corporate, not for profit organisations and small to medium sized businesses from a wide range of industries.Pre-RequisitesAlthough the course is designed to provide you with all the industry-standard skills and knowledge you will need, applicants are required by law to hold a current certificate in either:PUAEME002C Manage Injuries At An Emergency Incident or HLTFA311A Apply First Aid or HLTAID003 Provide First AidCourse structureDesigned to deliver the most effective training in the most efficient time, the three days of course work will be comprised of theory (25%) and practical (75%) sessions including assessment.Units: PUASAR022A Participate in a Rescue Operation & PUASAR024A Undertake Road Crash Rescue• Apply emergency care practices• Apply relevant road crash rescue techniques• Apply scene management procedures• Undertake initial (ongoing) scene assessment• Use rescue equipment in a range of situations• Wear appropriate PPE• Work in a multi-agency environment• Work in teams• Vehicle and machinery construction• Vehicle identification• Hazards in a road crash rescue environment• Environmental impacts• Road crash rescue equipment• Road crash rescue team formation• Incident scene – managing medical scenarios• Stabilisation techniques• Heavy vehicle rescue techniques• Battery isolation and airbag management• Personal protective equipment (PPE)• Rescue team performance and standards• Rescue team safety and welfare• Patient handling• Rapid casualty access• Vehicle extrication (spreaders, rams, airbags and cutters etc.)• Rescue team roles and responsibilitiesVisit: http://www.diamondprotection.comCourse enquiry: http://www.diamondprotection.com/course-enquireEmail enquiry at: info@diamondprotection.comPhone: 1300 669 155This video link: http://youtu.be/u2VPndUjTNs
SCBA How to Operate Breathing Apparatus: Firefighters Diamond Protection 2014-11-06 | Visit: http://www.diamondprotection.comCourse enquiry: http://www.diamondprotection.com/course-enquireEmail enquiry at: info@diamondprotection.comPhone: 1300 669 155RespiratorAttention: Firefighters.In this video, Brian outlines 'How to Operate a Breathing Apparatus Open Circuit during an Emergency'.There are several respiratory hazards involved in fire fighting due to HOTS, which are high temperatures, oxygen deficiency, toxic or poisonous gases, and smoke or suspended particles. In order to avoid injuries and to survive a rescue, you need to know how to operate a breathing apparatus. An open circuit set will pass expired breath to waste through an exhalation valve that comes with a face mask. It provides air, and its duration depends on the competence, fitness and mental state of the individual. Parts of a Breathing ApparatusThere are different sizes, types and makes of a breathing apparatus. A typical BA has a cylinder, low pressure warning device, harness, pressure reduction valve, demand regulator, pressure gauge, head harness and face mask. The low-pressure warning device is designed to indicate when the cylinder has around ten minutes of air left. The remaining air is known to be a safety margin. The demand regulator controls the supply of air to whatever is required by the user during a rescue operation. One’s depth of breathing determines the rate of supply. The pressure gauge is connected to the cylinder through a high-pressure hose. It is made to indicate the pressure of the cylinder. Elements of a face mask include a full vision visor, exhalation valve, head harness, regulator, and a speech diaphragm. SCBAOperating a Breathing Apparatus during an Emergency SituationBefore fire fighting operations, the fire fighter must do some checks to ensure that the breathing apparatus is in good working condition. You should place the BA on a clean surface. The first thing that you need to check is the cylinder and its band adjustment. Be sure to untangle all the harnesses, as well as the facemask adjustment straps.You should also make sure that the cylinder hydrostatic test date is not due. You should depress the standby mode reset button and shut the constant flow valve. Then open the main cylinder valve and see to it that the cylinder pressure is above the minimum needed for rescue operational use. Now close the cylinder valve and check the pressure. The gauge should not fall more than 10 bars over a minute. Check the operation of the constant flow valve by opening it to remove the pressure in the set. Once the pressure drops, check the pressure gauge and make sure that the low-pressure warning device is working at the right pressure. You should test the Distress Signal Unit in all its modes. If you find any faults with the breathing apparatus, you should record it and report. If there are no faults then, it is fit for fire fighting duties.There are four stages of operating a breathing apparatus during a rescue attempt. These are donning, starting up, closing down and doffing. DonningDonning is the phase where the individual puts the breathing apparatus on the back and do the preliminary checks. Starting UpDuring this phase, the facemask of the breathing apparatus is fitted. The final checks are made to ensure that the apparatus is working properly. Closing DownAfter the emergency operation, the breathing apparatus is set to standby mode and the facemask is removed. DoffingDoffing is the process of removing the set from the back of the wearer and prepared to be cleaned and placed in its storage place so that it can be used again in the next fire fighting operation.Visit: http://www.diamondprotection.comCourse enquiry: http://www.diamondprotection.com/course-enquireEmail enquiry at: info@diamondprotection.comPhone: 1300 669 155This video link: http://youtu.be/2U4cCSY1ujY
Undertake Road Crash Rescue - Emergency Services Testimonial Diamond Protection 2014-11-06 | Visit: http://www.diamondprotection.comCourse enquiry: http://www.diamondprotection.com/course-enquireEmail enquiry at: info@diamondprotection.comPhone: 1300 669 155In this video, Rob provides a testimonial on the Road Crash Rescue Course he participated in - Melbourne Victoria. This course runs for three (3) days and is conducted at many of our training centres throughout Australia or can be conducted at your workplace.Undertake Road Crash Rescue Course is a practical three-day program that will see participants gain the competency required to extricate trapped casualties from vehicles on the road, while minimising the potential for injury and preserving the integrity of evidence. The program is specifically designed to provide you (as a current or potential member of a rescue or emergency response team) with nationally recognised qualifications.This dynamic, cutting-edge training will require you as the responder to engage in practical simulations and tests to train you to be able to access an entrapped casualty using a range of techniques and to operate specialist equipment to undertake the rescue.Whether you work for government or private sectors including oil and gas, power, mining, maritime, defence and aviation, this is a short, sharp way to secure your emergency rescue or safety career.Delivered in partnership with Government RTO's including Holmesglen Institute and North Coast Institute (TAFE NSW), Diamond isone of Australia’s leading providers of emergency, security and training services. Diamond Protection’s Emergency Services Training division is nationally renowned for its provision of life safety and emergency management preparedness and support services.Established in 1995, Diamond provides three service lines – training, emergency and security. Operating throughout Australia, Diamond boasts a client list of government, corporate, not for profit organisations and small to medium sized businesses from a wide range of industries.Pre-RequisitesAlthough the course is designed to provide you with all the industry-standard skills and knowledge you will need, applicants are required by law to hold a current certificate in either:PUAEME002C Manage Injuries At An Emergency Incident or HLTFA311A Apply First Aid or HLTAID003 Provide First AidCourse structureDesigned to deliver the most effective training in the most efficient time, the three days of course work will be comprised of theory (25%) and practical (75%) sessions including assessment.Units: PUASAR022A Participate in a Rescue Operation & PUASAR024A Undertake Road Crash Rescue• Apply emergency care practices• Apply relevant road crash rescue techniques• Apply scene management procedures• Undertake initial (ongoing) scene assessment• Use rescue equipment in a range of situations• Wear appropriate PPE• Work in a multi-agency environment• Work in teams• Vehicle and machinery construction• Vehicle identification• Hazards in a road crash rescue environment• Environmental impacts• Road crash rescue equipment• Road crash rescue team formation• Incident scene – managing medical scenarios• Stabilisation techniques• Heavy vehicle rescue techniques• Battery isolation and airbag management• Personal protective equipment (PPE)• Rescue team performance and standards• Rescue team safety and welfare• Patient handling• Rapid casualty access• Vehicle extrication (spreaders, rams, airbags and cutters etc.)• Rescue team roles and responsibilitiesVisit: http://www.diamondprotection.comCourse enquiry: http://www.diamondprotection.com/course-enquireEmail enquiry at: info@diamondprotection.comPhone: 1300 669 155This video link: http://youtu.be/adiI_CQJiSc
How to Operate a Breathing Apparatus - Donning a Gas Suit Diamond Protection 2014-11-05 | Visit: http://www.diamondprotection.comCourse enquiry: http://www.diamondprotection.com/course-enquireEmail enquiry at: info@diamondprotection.comPhone: 1300 669 155The purpose of this video is to provide you with an understanding of how to operate a breathing apparatus - donning a gas suit. Visit: http://www.diamondprotection.comCourse enquiry: http://www.diamondprotection.com/course-enquireEmail enquiry at: info@diamondprotection.comPhone: 1300 669 155This video link: http://youtu.be/KQHuuES1mBQ
How to Fit a Breathing Apparatus Cylinder Diamond Protection 2014-10-31 | Visit: http://www.diamondprotection.comCourse enquiry: http://www.diamondprotection.com/course-enquireEmail enquiry at: info@diamondprotection.comPhone: 1300 669 155The purpose of this video is to provide you with an understanding of how to fit a breathing apparatus cylinder. Respiratory hazards at fires and other incidentsH High temperaturesO Oxygen deficiencyT Toxic or poisonous gasesS Smoke/suspended particles/fibresBreathing Apparatus (BA) - Open circuit sets (CABA)• Expired breath passed to waste via exhalation valve incorporated in a face mask.• CABA provide air as it is required.• Working duration will depend on fitness, competence, mental state, and level of work beingperformed.Closed circuit sets• Exhaled breath is recycled within the set.• Oxygen is inhaled from a reservoir through a circuit, incorporating a system which removes carbon dioxide from exhaled breath.Typical components of BA sets:Breathing Apparatus (BA)• cylinder• low pressure warning device• carry frame and harness• pressure reduction valve, or valves• demand regulator• pressure gauge• face mask and head harness.Other parts of BABreathing Apparatus (BA)• Distress Signal Units (DSUs) or Personal Distress Units, (PDUs)• Guide lines and personal lines• BA Tallies Decontamination/Auxiliary ConnectorThere are many types, sizes and makes of BA. However, each can be categorised as either an opencircuit set or a closed circuit set. Open circuit sets are those in which your expired breath is passed to waste via an exhalation valve incorporated in the face mask. Closed circuit sets are those in which your breath is recycled within the set.Positive pressure type sets are designed to give maximum respiratory protection in contaminatedatmospheres.A sets consist of a:• cylinder• pressure reducer• low pressure warning device (usually a whistle)• carry frame and harness• demand regulator• pressure gauge• face mask and head harness.Visit: http://www.diamondprotection.comCourse enquiry: http://www.diamondprotection.com/course-enquireEmail enquiry at: info@diamondprotection.comPhone: 1300 669 155This video link: youtube.com/watch?v=xl16i8TWdSo
How to Operate a Breathing Apparatus - Components Diamond Protection 2014-10-30 | Visit: http://www.diamondprotection.comCourse enquiry: http://www.diamondprotection.com/course-enquireEmail enquiry at: info@diamondprotection.comPhone: 1300 669 155The purpose of this video is to provide you with a basic understanding of respiration, the general principles of the operation of, breathing apparatus, an overview of how to select, don, and operate compressed air breathing apparatus (open circuit).Respiratory hazards at fires and other incidentsH High temperaturesO Oxygen deficiencyT Toxic or poisonous gasesS Smoke/suspended particles/fibresBreathing Apparatus (BA) - Open circuit sets (CABA)• Expired breath passed to waste via exhalation valve incorporated in a face mask.• CABA provide air as it is required.• Working duration will depend on fitness, competence, mental state, and level of work beingperformed.Closed circuit sets• Exhaled breath is recycled within the set.• Oxygen is inhaled from a reservoir through a circuit, incorporating a system which removes carbon dioxide from exhaled breath.Typical components of BA sets:Breathing Apparatus (BA)• cylinder• low pressure warning device• carry frame and harness• pressure reduction valve, or valves• demand regulator• pressure gauge• face mask and head harness.Other parts of BABreathing Apparatus (BA)• Distress Signal Units (DSUs) or Personal Distress Units, (PDUs)• Guide lines and personal lines• BA Tallies Decontamination/Auxiliary ConnectorThere are many types, sizes and makes of BA. However, each can be categorised as either an opencircuit set or a closed circuit set. Open circuit sets are those in which your expired breath is passed to waste via an exhalation valve incorporated in the face mask. Closed circuit sets are those in which your breath is recycled within the set.Positive pressure type sets are designed to give maximum respiratory protection in contaminatedatmospheres.A sets consist of a:• cylinder• pressure reducer• low pressure warning device (usually a whistle)• carry frame and harness• demand regulator• pressure gauge• face mask and head harness.Visit: http://www.diamondprotection.comCourse enquiry: http://www.diamondprotection.com/course-enquireEmail enquiry at: info@diamondprotection.comPhone: 1300 669 155This video link: youtube.com/watch?v=s6gBPEaF-p0
How to Inspect a Fully Encapsulated Gas Suit - HAZMAT - Chemical Suit Diamond Protection 2014-10-30 | Visit: http://www.diamondprotection.comCourse enquiry: http://www.diamondprotection.com/course-enquireEmail enquiry at: info@diamondprotection.comPhone: 1300 669 155In this video we provide you with an overview of how to inspect a fully encapsulated gas suit. This module is covered in one of our specialised training courses (conducted in partnership with Government RTO's). PUAFIR308B Employ personal protection at a hazardous materials incident & PUAFIR320 Render hazardous materials incidents safe Unit DescriptorThis unit applies to personnel who respond to an incident involving dangerous goods and hazardous substances and who have the skills and knowledge to identify and assess the hazards and risks and contribute to the development, implementation and review of the plan constructed to mitigate the risk they pose the public and environment.This unit also applies to personnel required to don, test and operate designated personal protective clothing and equipment at a hazardous materials incident.The Incident Controller will determined the appropriate level of personal protection required at a hazardous materials incident based on information collected at the site, and advice received from electronic databases and specialist sources. ‘Hazardous materials incident’ is a generic term used to refer to an incident involving any material such as dangerous goods and hazardous substances that poses an unreasonable risk to life, property and the environment.Content• Recognise a hazardous materials incident• Identify and assess hazards• Assist with the development of a plan for the mitigation of a HAZMAT incident• Assist with the implementation of the plan for the mitigation of a HAZMAT incident• Assist with the review of a plan• Assess hazardous materials incident• Identify and assess hazards at incidents• Develop an entry plan• Implement entry plan• Review entry plan• Select, don and test protective clothing• Work in an area of operations• Complete operationsIf you are currently involved or wish to enter the rescue or emergency services industry then these videos are ideal for you. Visit: http://www.diamondprotection.comCourse enquiry: http://www.diamondprotection.com/course-enquireEmail enquiry at: info@diamondprotection.comPhone: 1300 669 155This video link: http://youtu.be/pGBmzkp66jc
Undertake Road Crash Rescue Course - Book Now Diamond Protection 2014-10-28 | Visit: http://www.diamondprotection.comCourse enquiry: http://www.diamondprotection.com/course-enquireEmail enquiry at: operations@diamondprotection.comPhone: 1300 669 155In this video we provide you with an overview of one of our specialised training courses (conducted in partnership with Government RTO's) - Undertake Road Crash Rescue. PUASAR024A - Undertake Road Crash Rescue.This unit covers the competency required to gain access to and extricate entrapped casualty/s from vehicles on the road such as cars, motorcycles, buses, trucks and semi-trailers while minimising the potential for further injury and preserving the integrity of evidence. This unit requires the responder to access entrapped casualty/s using a range of techniques and to operate specialist equipment to undertake the rescue.No licensing, legislative, regulatory or certification requirements apply to this unit at the time of publication.This unit applies to a current or potential member of a rescue team. This certification is nationally recognised. Content• Apply emergency care practices• Apply relevant road crash rescue techniques• Apply scene management procedures• Undertake initial (ongoing) scene assessment• Use rescue equipment in a range of situations• Wear appropriate PPE• Work in a multi-agency environment and in teams• Vehicle and machinery construction• Vehicle identification• Hazards in a road crash rescue environment• Environmental impacts• Road crash rescue equipment• Road crash rescue team formation• Incident scene – managing medical scenarios• Stabilisation techniques• Heavy vehicle rescue techniques• Battery isolation and airbag management• Personal protective equipment (PPE)• Rescue team performance and standards• Rescue team safety and welfare• Patient handling• Rapid casualty access• Vehicle extrication (spreaders, rams, airbags and cutters etc.) • Rescue team roles and responsibilitiesIf you are currently involved or wish to enter the rescue or emergency services industry then these videos are ideal for you. Visit: http://www.diamondprotection.comCourse enquiry: http://www.diamondprotection.com/course-enquireEmail enquiry at: operations@diamondprotection.comPhone: 1300 669 155This video link: http://youtu.be/Fn58seE0NLE
How to tie a figure of 8 for a rope rescue operation Diamond Protection 2014-08-01 | In this video, Locky explains the simple steps of tying a figure of 8 on the bite to be used for rescue operations. Be sure to follow this video series to learn about proper anchor points, knot tying and techniques from the industry experts - Diamond Protection. If you are currently involved or wish to enter the rescue or emergency services industry then these videos are ideal for you. Visit: http://www.diamondprotection.comCourse enquiry: http://www.diamondprotection.com/course-enquireEmail enquiry at: operations@diamondprotection.comPhone: 1300 669 155This video link: youtube.com/watch?v=GgJZGUppKP8
How to understand anchor point rescue systems Diamond Protection 2014-07-31 | In this video, Locky explains the importance of anchor point systems. Be sure to follow this series to learn about proper anchor points, knot tying and more. If you are currently involved or wish to enter the rescue or emergency services industry then these videos are ideal for you. Visit: http://www.diamondprotection.comCourse enquiry: http://www.diamondprotection.com/course-enquireEmail enquiry at: operations@diamondprotection.comPhone: 1300 669 155
What one of our students said during a recent skills training session Diamond Protection 2014-07-20 | Watch a testimonial from one of our Zero to ESO students who attended our monthly skills maintenance training session. During these training sessions, we cover refresher training in vertical rescue, confined space entry & rescue, fire fighting and more. These sessions are invaluable as they keep the high standards and 'hands on the tools'. You can attend one of these sessions by registering at email: operations@diamondprotection.comVisit: www.diamondprotection.comCourse enquiry: http://www.diamondprotection.com/course-enquire
Training session on hot fire gas prop Diamond Protection 2014-07-16 | In this video, Diamond's training team runs through a drill with a small group of students to practice fighting fires (night time operation) utilising the gas fired prop system.If you are currently involved or wish to enter the rescue or emergency services industry then these videos are ideal for you. Are you looking for training in this industry ... contact Diamond now for a FREE information kit.Visit: http://www.diamondprotection.comCourse enquiry: http://www.diamondprotection.com/course-enquireEmail enquiry at: operations@diamondprotection.comPhone: 1300 669 155
Testimonial from Rob (Zero to ESO member) Diamond Protection 2014-07-12 | Watch Rob's comments about our Zero to ESO program and ongoing skills maintenance sessions ... why not come down. Conducted every month - register interest at: operations@diamondprotection.com or ring 1300 669 155Course enquiry: http://www.diamondprotection.com/course-enquire
What not to do with a diesel fire Diamond Protection 2014-06-30 | Are you interesting in completing a course in emergency services, fire fighting, rescue, confined space, breathing apparatus, working safely at heights - visit our website at www.diamondprotection.com?This video link: youtube.com/watch?v=q_bksbqSGgU
Applicants undertaking the Diamond Protection Selection Process (DSP). Diamond Protection 2014-06-27 | Leading providers of security, emergency and training services.Visit: www.diamondprotection.com to learn moreIn this video applicants wishing to join Diamond Protection must participate in Diamond Selection Process (DSP). This video highlights the 100 sit-up test ... how would you go?
How to rescue a patient from a fire Diamond Protection 2014-06-25 | In this video Diamond Protection's Emergency Service Officers (ESO's) perform a training drill - to locate and rescue a patient in a smoke filled environment wearing breathing apparatus.Diamond Protection is a leading provider of security, emergency and training services. You can learn more at: http://www.diamondprotection.comCourse enquiry: http://www.diamondprotection.com/course-enquire
