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Rapid Deployment Craft

EMD keeps at the cutting edge of swiftwater rescue with the introduction of the RDC. Used internationally by fire departments and rescue teams, the RDC has proven itself in a league of its own. We can also provide internationally certified Swiftwater Rescue Technician 1® as the New Zealand agent for Rescue 3 International.

Safe: One of the safest rescue craft for swiftwater rescue to use. Ultra fast 100% self bailing.

Simple: The RDC is easy to manoeuvre and use with only basic training.

Quick: Can be easily carried by one person and set up in only a few minutes.

Affordable: At only $4,750 the RDC is very affordable.

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Keep your head above water at swiftwater rescue incidents.



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TIPS™ A1 Pads

From the leading provider of incident management training, TIPS™ is simple system to kick-start incident action planning. This new system combines mind mapping techniques and incident documentation into a quick and effective and now operationally proven incident planning system. TIPS™ was developed by EMD in 2006 and is now taught in all our Applied Coordinated Incident Management System (CIMS4) courses.

These have been attended by staff from the New Zealand Police, New Zealand Defence Force, Department of Corrections, District Health Boards, New Zealand Red Cross, Local Government and many other organisations. We have even taught TIPS™ overseas: its gone global!

Although we have basic instructions on how to use TIPS™ on our website, we recommend that you attend one of our CIMS incident management courses to learn to apply this simple system.

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When it comes to incident action planning, swim don't sink.



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