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30-Hours Professional Diploma in Open Water Lifeguard (OWL) Qualifications

Credit hours

3

Lakes, rivers and other open water bring hazards such as currents, depth changes and shifting weather. Learners cover open water safety standards, hazard and risk management, surveillance and public safety, rescue skills with specialist equipment, CPR and casualty care, incident management and teamwork. Useful background for those interested in open water lifeguard roles.

What you'll cover

  1. 01Introduction to Open Water Lifeguard Qualifications and Safety Standards
  2. 02Roles, Responsibilities, and Professional Conduct of an Open Water Lifeguard
  3. 03Open Water Safety Operations, Hazard Identification, and Risk Management
  4. 04Environmental Awareness: Currents, Depth Variations, and Weather Conditions
  5. 05Surveillance Techniques and Public Safety Management in Open Water Settings
  6. 06Open Water Rescue Skills and Specialist Equipment Use
  7. 07Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR), First Aid, and Casualty Care for Open Water Environments
  8. 08Emergency Response Procedures and Incident Management in Open Water Areas
  9. 09Communication Skills, Team Coordination, and Public Interaction

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30-Hours Professional Diploma in Open Water Lifeguard (OWL) Qualifications