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Evidence Guide: SISORSC004 - Self rescue in white water

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SISORSC004 - Self rescue in white water

What evidence can you provide to prove your understanding of each of the following citeria?

Manoeuvre self in moving water.

  1. Assess situation, identify immediate hazards and risks and promptly determine best action.
  2. Set and maintain ferry angle to balance swimming against current.
  3. Use appropriate body position and defensive swimming techniques to negotiate moving water and river hazards.
  4. Use appropriate body position and aggressive swimming techniques to negotiate moving water and to free self from river hazards.
  5. Transition between defensive and aggressive swimming and maintain body position that avoids foot entrapment.
  6. Break in and out of eddies and cross a current to reach shore.
  7. Use direction and support aids provided by others to reach shore or rescue craft.
Assess situation, identify immediate hazards and risks and promptly determine best action.

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Set and maintain ferry angle to balance swimming against current.

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Use appropriate body position and defensive swimming techniques to negotiate moving water and river hazards.

Completed
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Teacher:
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Use appropriate body position and aggressive swimming techniques to negotiate moving water and to free self from river hazards.

Completed
Date:

Teacher:
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Transition between defensive and aggressive swimming and maintain body position that avoids foot entrapment.

Completed
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Teacher:
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Break in and out of eddies and cross a current to reach shore.

Completed
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Use direction and support aids provided by others to reach shore or rescue craft.

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Wade in moving water.

  1. Identify safe river location to wade.
  2. Wade across rivers at mid-thigh depth and negotiate swift currents, when present.
  3. Use direction and support aids provided by others to reach shore.
Identify safe river location to wade.

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Wade across rivers at mid-thigh depth and negotiate swift currents, when present.

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Use direction and support aids provided by others to reach shore.

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Re-enter craft.

  1. Select a method of re-entry according to physical ability, type of craft and situation.
  2. Re-enter craft with and without assistance.
Select a method of re-entry according to physical ability, type of craft and situation.

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Re-enter craft with and without assistance.

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Assessed

Teacher: ___________________________________ Date: _________

Signature: ________________________________________________

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Instructions to Assessors

Required Skills and Knowledge