CODE
BRW-BWD.12 / BRW-DPL.12
A high quay is one of the hardest places to enter the water. You practise secured descent and coming back up with the quay ladder, diving chair and descent line.
- Required per 2 years:
- fire brigade diver 1, dive team leader 1
- Duration:
- 1 practice day
- Location:
- Markermeer open water (quay wall)
CODE
BRW-BWD.13 / BRW-DPL.13
Current changes everything: descending, holding the line, searching and rescuing. With us the current is generated from the shore and adjustable in m/s, so you can build up step by step. Choose from five modules — from diver-in-distress (DIN) procedures to diver and drone.
- Required per 2 years:
- fire brigade diver 2, dive team leader 2
- Duration:
- 1 practice day
- Location:
- Markermeer open water — artificially generated, adjustable current
CODE
BRW-BWD.14 / BRW-DPL.14
On large open water you rarely search alone. You practise on the Markermeer with large search areas, multiple dive teams and supporting services.
- Required per 2 years:
- fire brigade diver 1, dive team leader 1
- Duration:
- 1 practice day
- Location:
- Markermeer open water
CODE
BRW-BWD.15 / BRW-DPL.15
From the deck, into the water and back again. On the Markermeer you practise the safe-to-dive protocol and cooperation with the skipper.
- Required per 2 years:
- fire brigade diver 2, dive team leader 2
- Duration:
- 1 practice day
- Location:
- Markermeer open water
CODE
BRW-BWD.16 / BRW-DPL.16
Diving where ships sail calls for agreements before you enter the water. You practise warning and stopping shipping traffic and cooperating with Rijkswaterstaat (RWS, the Dutch waterway authority) and the harbour service.
- Required per 2 years:
- fire brigade diver 2, dive team leader 2
- Duration:
- 1 practice day
- Location:
- Markermeer open water (near shipping route)