Lifeguards

There is not an additional license or certification you can obtain that combines all the licenses and certifications you already have.

Yes it is! Lifeguard flights are for missions of an urgent medical nature and the call sign is utilized when a flight requires expeditious handling. Air Traffic Control will expedite the handling of aircraft using a lifeguard prefix to their flight identifier. here is a real time flight tracker for Airborne Lifeguard Flights. http://flightaware.com/live/special/lifeguard/

in England you will need an NPLQ (national pool lifeguard qualification)- to work at a pool of all types.

and to work at a beach a NBLQ (national beach lifeguard qualification).

this is for England, and is different or the rest of the UK.

For aquatic rescue, a near drowning casualty may be in the condition known as laryngospasm "a condition where the vocal cords goes into spasm to prevent water from entering the lungs". Therefore it is advisable to provide 2 successful rescue breaths before starting chest compression.

It depends what the requirements are for the place you want to lifeguard at. I am a lifeguard at the local YMCA during the summer. Im 5'8 and 200 pounds.

The age minimum to become a lifeguard for the American red cross is 15.There are different rules for different states so you have to check with you local county area i hope this helps if you have any question please don't hesitate to ask

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And the answer is well in the U.K you see lifeguards with the nplq qualification at a swimming pool or leisure centre with water facilities and you also see beach lifeguards at the beach who protect bathers from injury and or death at the coast.

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It depends. A beach lifeguard could make easily up to $200000 a year. A swimming pool lifeguard. Probably makes half of that

Lifeguard salaries depend based on experience and the employer.

In Habbo, the Lifeguard Quest typically involves completing a series of tasks related to beach safety and helping other characters. Players often need to collect items, answer questions, or interact with specific NPCs. The exact steps can vary, so it's best to check the latest guides or community forums for detailed instructions on the current quest. Completing the quest usually rewards players with special items or badges.

It is very simple process to apply for Lifeguard Jobs, if the vacancies in any commercial pools just find the process "How to Apply" and follow the procedures. Most of the pool management companies having their own websites and providing very simple processes to apply for lifeguard Jobs. They also provide facilities to upload Resume or fill the application form, etc. So you can apply for lifeguard jobs.

When two lifeguards perform CPR together, the first lifeguard should initiate the process by assessing the victim's responsiveness and calling for help if needed. Once CPR begins, they should focus on providing high-quality chest compressions while the second lifeguard prepares to give rescue breaths. It's essential for the first lifeguard to maintain a steady rhythm and depth for compressions, typically at a rate of 100-120 compressions per minute, while coordinating with the second lifeguard for an efficient handoff during the transition of roles.

it's plural because it has a 's' at the end.

One famous person who worked as a lifeguard is actor and filmmaker Kevin Costner. Before rising to fame, he spent several summers as a lifeguard at a local pool in California. His experiences there contributed to his appreciation for teamwork and leadership, qualities he later showcased in his film career.

American Red Cross - 1:25

Boyscouts of America - 1:10

This list is taken from the related link, 8:26-5.12 from the New Jersey Recreational Bathing Code. There may be other requirements than those listed below, based on the location of the lifeguard station (local, township, county, or state requirements), such as emergency oxygen, signs, and others: 8:26-5.12 Lifesaving equipment for bathing beaches (a) Lifesaving equipment shall be provided in case of an emergency. The equipment shall include, at a minimum: 1. One reach pole measuring at least 12 feet with blunt ends. The reach pole shall be provided at bathing beaches where docks or similar protruding structures are located in the bathing area. 2. One ring buoy 18 inches in diameter attached to a 60 foot length 1/4 inch rope shall be provided at each lifeguard station. A rescue tube, torpedo buoy, or similar device with sufficient line attached may also be used; 3. A 600 foot 1/4 inch poly rope with brass swivel snap hooks shall be provided at each lifeguard station at ocean bathing beaches; 4. A paddle rescue device capable of supporting two adults; 5. A first aid kit (see Appendix) approved by the Department of Health and Senior Services shall be available at all times during bathing periods and shall be fully restocked within 24 hours of use; 6. A full spine board complete with ties, head restraints and/or straps that meets the design requirements of N.J.A.C. 8:40; 7. Every bathing beach capable of accommodating 500 swimmers and bathers shall have an emergency care room; and 8. A telephone or other means of communication approved by the health authority shall be located near the lifeguard station for emergency use. Emergency numbers for the nearest rescue squad, physician, ambulance, police department hospital, clinic, or other appropriate entity shall be posted in a weatherresistant display adjacent to the telephone or communication device.

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Lifeguards raise flags to communicate important information about water conditions and safety. Different colored flags indicate various hazards, such as strong currents, high surf, or dangerous wildlife. For example, a red flag typically signifies that swimming is prohibited due to unsafe conditions, while a yellow flag may indicate caution. These visual signals help ensure the safety of beachgoers by alerting them to potential risks.

You have to know about: •CPR.

•Stings - Protein.

•Circulation System.

•Muscles + Skeleton.

•Rip currents.

At my local public pool, I'm paid $7.50/hr to lifeguard.