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[LFDDIVER15]

Hello, And Happy New Year. I Am A Sar Diver For A Call Fire Dept. In Central Ma. I Have Been With The Team For Three Years, And Have Recebtly Been Asked To Help Out With Trainning, Thats The Good News.......... The Bad News Is That The Other Members Are Bored With, Or Just Don,t Want To Take The Time For The Team. I Need Some Help To Pull This Team Back The Way It Was.

 

[murphdivers286]

Welcome to the board. Maybe you could check out the Public Safety Divers Forum.

Click here ------>[red]Public Safety Divers[/red]

 

[scu_ba_doo]

welcome to the board

 

[scubajoe]

Welcome to the board!

Joe

 

[baitedstorm]

Heya and welcome to the Board! Wish I could help you out with your problem, light a fire under there....um, well... you get the picture! Glad to have you aboard!!

Cheers,
Vickie

 

[El Orans]

Hello LFDDiver15,
welcome (Scub)aBoard! :balloon
Laurens

 

[Matt the Aquaman]

Hey there LFDDIVER15, welcome to Scuba Board! and safe diving :butnhome:

Click here to greet a new member! :happywave
No experience needed and it feels great!​

 

[SubMariner]

Moved from Introductions & Greets forum.

 

[Greg D.]

LFD,

Is your sar group volunteer? gimme a little more info on it. Our group had about 32 people for a while, but most of the callouts and training only showed the "regulars" so to speak, it cam to the point that we had to tell people, either show up or leave the unit.

 

[bridgediver]

My biggest advice is that you've got to keep the training fun, consistant and do it often. If you develop big gaps of time between sessions guys get distracted by other things and loose interest.
Keep challenging them with new stuff