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Episode Synopsis
What are Indoor Lifeguarding Protocols?
Learn some indoor lifeguarding protocols.
Dangerous situations that occur during change room checks.
What can cause a lifeguard to quit their job.
Brief history of Soviet Union.
Political Parties.
How our wage structure could be improved.
Indoor Lifeguarding Protocols
Special Precaution
A child can drown a full grown adult.
Reach from shore.
Throw a flotation device to them.
Row to them.
Do not go.
Primer
No swimmers allowed in unguarded water.
One guard at every position required.
Lifeguards rotate positions during shift to maintain focus
Rotations are 15 to 240 minutes, depending on difficulty.
Minor Incident
Short tweet of the whistle.
Indicates guard has to leave position to attend to an incident
Another guard must cover that position.
If no one is available to cover, pool must be cleared of all swimmers.
Major Incident
Someone is in major distress.
Long loud tweet of whistle.
Everyone out of the water.
PIA Carry
Used to carry non-swimmer back to shore.
Once close to non-swimmer lifeguard will go under water and grab non-swimmer's waist.
Get non-swimmer's shoulders out of water to stop instinctive drowning response.
Lifeguard puts non-swimmer on hip then uses legs and one arm as propulsion back to shore.
Mentioned in Episode
Shaw Centre
Similar Episodes
Real Estate – Integrity – AA
Film School – Life Realization – High School
Learn some indoor lifeguarding protocols.
Dangerous situations that occur during change room checks.
What can cause a lifeguard to quit their job.
Brief history of Soviet Union.
Political Parties.
How our wage structure could be improved.
Indoor Lifeguarding Protocols
Special Precaution
A child can drown a full grown adult.
Reach from shore.
Throw a flotation device to them.
Row to them.
Do not go.
Primer
No swimmers allowed in unguarded water.
One guard at every position required.
Lifeguards rotate positions during shift to maintain focus
Rotations are 15 to 240 minutes, depending on difficulty.
Minor Incident
Short tweet of the whistle.
Indicates guard has to leave position to attend to an incident
Another guard must cover that position.
If no one is available to cover, pool must be cleared of all swimmers.
Major Incident
Someone is in major distress.
Long loud tweet of whistle.
Everyone out of the water.
PIA Carry
Used to carry non-swimmer back to shore.
Once close to non-swimmer lifeguard will go under water and grab non-swimmer's waist.
Get non-swimmer's shoulders out of water to stop instinctive drowning response.
Lifeguard puts non-swimmer on hip then uses legs and one arm as propulsion back to shore.
Mentioned in Episode
Shaw Centre
Similar Episodes
Real Estate – Integrity – AA
Film School – Life Realization – High School
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