PADI Emergency First Response
Be prepared to act in an emergency both underwater and on land with the PADI Emergency First Response course. This essential training is designed to equip divers and non-divers alike with the knowledge and skills to effectively handle common first-response situations until professional help arrives.

Why Emergency First Response?

• Immediate Action Saves Lives: Learn how to promptly and efficiently provide basic life support in emergencies, reducing the risk of further injury or complications.
• Enhanced Confidence: Gain the skills and confidence needed to manage unexpected incidents, whether on a dive boat, at a dive site, or in everyday situations.
• Comprehensive Training: Prepare yourself to handle a wide range of emergencies through both primary and secondary assessment techniques.

What You’ll Learn

• Primary Survey (ABCs): Master the initial steps of assessing an unresponsive victim by checking Airway, Breathing, and Circulation.
• Secondary Assessment: Learn to conduct a thorough evaluation, including gathering additional information and monitoring the patient until professional help arrives.
• Basic First Aid Skills: Understand essential first aid procedures, including CPR and the use of automated external defibrillators (AEDs).
• Effective Communication: Develop the ability to quickly and clearly communicate with emergency services and other responders during high-stress situations.

Certification Requirements

• Prerequisite: There are no diving prerequisites—this course is open to both divers and non-divers who wish to be prepared for emergencies.
• Course Structure: The training combines classroom-based instruction with hands-on practical exercises, ensuring you have both the theoretical knowledge and practical skills necessary for effective response.

Be Ready to Respond

With the PADI Emergency First Response certification, you’ll be empowered to make a critical difference in emergency situations, helping to safeguard lives both beneath and above the water. Equip yourself with these invaluable life-saving skills and be the calm, capable presence in times of need.

Anyone with asthma, heart or brain conditions, high blood pressure, lung lesions, diabetes, epilepsy, or a history of surgery within the past year must provide a medical clearance signed by a physician specializing in their condition.

Please remember that you should wait 18–24 hours after diving before flying.

One day, information during the booking process.

INCLUDED:

• Material for study: Digital book (E-Learning)
• Drinking purified water

• Bookings cancelled due to weather such us major storms or high wind speed, acts of mother nature or circunstances beyond our control will be rescheduled or subject to a full 100% refund.
• 100% refund if you cancel with up to 72 hours in advance of your scheduled activity.
• 50% refund if you cancel between 24 and 72 hours in advance of your activity.
• If you cancel within 24 hours of your scheduled activity, no refund will be provided.
• There is no reschedule option within 24 hours of your activity.
• No show for any reason of your scheduled dives or course, including: ill health, flight delays/cancelations, hangovers, late arrivals; no refund will be issued, non-attendance incurs charges that have to be fully covered.
• Refunds do not apply if you decide to interrupt your activity for any reason after it starts, including: seasickness, fear, ill health, ear problems/equalization issues, etc.
• Failure to disclose medical conditions and/or refusal to comply with sufficient safety times before flying informed in the activity, will result in your dive being cancelled with no refund.