NEW Update – Michigan State Office for Firefighter Training now recognizes Michigan Rescue Concepts Water/Ice Rescue Courses – County Funding may be available contact Michigan Rescue Concepts for more information.
MICHIGAN RESCUE CONCEPTS TRAINING
Michigan Rescue Concepts (MRC) offers the finest open water and ice rescue courses in North America! We don’t waste your time with statistics and theory; our courses provide crucial information and Hands -On-Training to prepare your personnel for real-life scenarios. We place a strong emphasis on RESCUER SAFETY.
All MRC Training Courses are NFPA 1670 compliant with water rescue standards. Classes are one or two days and include classroom and practical portions. Personnel are certified after successful completion of the course and final exam. Our classes are created and priced to ensure the most effective training possible for your carefully budgeted dollar.
Please contact us so that we can customize one or more of our courses to better suit the needs of your jurisdiction. Please keep in mind that our seminars can provide continuing education credits for EMS Personnel. We appreciate it if you allow 60 days advance notice if this is desired so that we can coordinate the necessary certificates.
CURRENT TRAINING COURSES: A SAFE RESCUE IS NO ACCIDENT
Do not forget to call the media and invite them to the training site.
The video above is an actual rescue with the Seawolf Boat that we sold and trained them on taken in September 2018 in Chikaming Twp. on Lake Michigan. Port Austin made a similar save at the end of Summer 2020 on Lake Huron near Turnip Rock with their Seawolf Boat utilizing our training skills.
If you have not yet seen the 9 and 10 news article about the Green Lake boat here is the link. http://www.9and10news.com/2018/01/29/jacks-journal-new-rescue-boat/
It is that time of year again! Check out your water rescue equipment, inspect, clean, and check dry suits for leaks! Make sure everything is ready and in good condition. Contact us if you have any questions or need to get your ice rescue suits or dry suits repaired.
