The lifesaver's ability to respond in an aquatic emergency is developed through learning new rescue skills including water entries with rescue aids, defence methods, and underwater searches. The lifesaver is introduced to the appearance and treatment of a conscious victim with an obstructed airway. Lifesaving II improves swimming efficiency over increased distance using a variety of strokes. Prior training in Lifesaving I is recommended. All items are evaluated by a Lifesaving Instructor.
Lifesavers learn towing rescues of weak swimmers and shallow water rescues of nonbreathing victims.
The lifesaver is introduced to the treatment of an unconscious, nonbreathing victim with an obstructed airway. Lifesaving III improves strength, endurance and coordination of swimming strokes. Prior training in Lifesaving II is recommended. All items are evaluated by a Lifesaving Instructor. Rescuers learn tows, carries and release methods in preparation for challenging rescues of increased risk.