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Old 01-08-05, 01:36 PM
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Originally Posted by Nick Kay
The PRM course used to be a "skills circus" with as much emphasis on the skills needed in a rescue situation: O2, getting divers out the water, CPR, etc

However, the current course is all about "management", i.e. taking control and managing the resources you have available to you...

The best advice I can give is:
1. be prepared to get stuck in
2. be prepared to firmly give orders (shout at people to do what you want)
3. delegate
4. watch those tricky instructors - they'll throw a curve ball at you
5. enjoy yourself
6. delegate
7. watch those tricky instructors - they'll throw another curve ball at you
8. enjoy yourself

FWIW, we were teaching a DPM course that (unfortunately) due to a real incident with another group of divers, converted into a PRM, O2, etc

Was really gratifying to see the experience/lessons learned from the various training courses kick in with all the students
Thanks. Got to spread it around a bit before I can green you though.
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