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Hepi, Shane
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Auckland
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| Qualification | Qualification Scope | Achieved | Expiry | Status | Verified |
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| Swim Teacher | Swim instructors / teachers, working in an aquatics environment under an organisation's safety management system, to deliver a consistent safe and effective swim education lesson. more | 01-11-2013 | 01-11-2016 |
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| Bushwalking Leader | Able to plan, organise and lead introductory bushwalking day trips The Leader Level is the entry-level qualification for people leading, or intending to lead, outdoor recreation activities for people at an introductory or beginner level, where the emphasis is on participation in low-technical, low-risk environments rather than developing skills. People who hold this qualification are expected to operate within an organisation's safety management system. Bush Walking Leader is limited to day trips on formed and marked tracks that are in open or bush terrain. The trip may extend to the bushline, or short distance beyond in favourable conditions. River crossings are restricted to minor streams that offer little or no risk and are generally slow moving and no more than ankle deep. more | 07-07-2013 | 07-07-2016 |
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| Abseil Leader | Able to carry out single-pitch abseiling including rescue skills, and plan and lead groups in abseiling activities. The Leader Level is the entry-level qualification for people leading, or intending to lead, outdoor recreation activities for people at an introductory or beginner level, where the emphasis is on participation in low-technical, low-risk environments rather than developing skills. People who hold this qualification are expected to operate within an organisation's safety management system. The Abseil Leader is able to manage single-pitch abseiling sessions there is easy walking access to the abseil anchors; there are fixed anchors (such as bolts, chains, bollards, warratahs) or trees or threads that have been inspected in accordance with organisational requirements; The abseil leader must have visited the site previously and had their set-up approved by a Rock Instructor or similarly qualified technical advisor; Personal safety for the Abseil Leader can be managed simply using fixed anchors, trees or threads. Participants are within 30 minutes walk of a road. Expert assistance is on call and emergency service would be available within one hour. more | 23-10-2012 | 23-10-2015 |
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| High Ropes Instruction | Able to instruct participants in high ropes experiences. This qualification recognises the skills of a highly qualified and competent instructor in the outdoors in speciality areas. The holder of this qualification is able to provide the overall instruction and management (which includes planning, navigation, recognition of weather conditions, administering first aid and communication skills) of an outdoor activity and is also able to provide instruction in their chosen area. The ABL Instructor is able to facilitate adventure programming sessions with groups of students in a variety of environments. They have specialised training in the use of low and high ropes course elements and emergency responses in these environments. more | 23-09-2013 | 23-09-2016 |
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| Mountain Biking Leader | Able to plan, prepare, lead and evaluate mountain bike activities in 'front country' terrain on Grade 2 trails. The Leader Level is the entry-level qualification for people leading, or intending to lead, outdoor recreation activities for people at an introductory or beginner level, where the emphasis is on participation in low-technical, low-risk environments rather than developing skills. People who hold this qualification are expected to operate within an organisation's safety management system. Mountain Biking Leader is limited to trails up to and including Grade 3, which are easily accessible and emergency services could be available within one hour by road/bike/foot. more | 27-11-2014 | 27-11-2017 |
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| Rock Climbing Leader | Able to carry out single-pitch rock climbing including rescue skills, and plan and lead groups in rock climbing activities. The Leader Level is the entry-level qualification for people leading, or intending to lead, outdoor recreation activities for people at an introductory or beginner level, where the emphasis is on participation in low-technical, low-risk environments rather than developing skills. People who hold this qualification are expected to operate within an organisation's safety management system. The Rock Leader is able to manage top-roped climbing sessions where a single-pitch top-rope climb can be set up using haul lines and regular checks of anchors are completed by the organisation managing the venue OR there is easy walking access to the top-rope anchors; there are fixed anchors (such as bolts, chains, bollards, warratahs) or trees or threads that have been inspected in accordance with organisational requirements; The rock leader must have visited the site previously and had their set-up approved by a Rock Instructor or similarly qualified technical advisor; Personal safety for the Rock Leader can be managed simply using fixed anchors, trees or threads. Participants are within 30 minutes walk of a road. Expert assistance is on call and emergency service would be available within one hour. more | 10-10-2012 | 10-10-2015 |
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| Rock Climbing Leader | Able to carry out single-pitch rock climbing including rescue skills, and plan and lead groups in rock climbing activities. The Leader Level is the entry-level qualification for people leading, or intending to lead, outdoor recreation activities for people at an introductory or beginner level, where the emphasis is on participation in low-technical, low-risk environments rather than developing skills. People who hold this qualification are expected to operate within an organisation's safety management system. The Rock Leader is able to manage top-roped climbing sessions where a single-pitch top-rope climb can be set up using haul lines and regular checks of anchors are completed by the organisation managing the venue OR there is easy walking access to the top-rope anchors; there are fixed anchors (such as bolts, chains, bollards, warratahs) or trees or threads that have been inspected in accordance with organisational requirements; The rock leader must have visited the site previously and had their set-up approved by a Rock Instructor or similarly qualified technical advisor; Personal safety for the Rock Leader can be managed simply using fixed anchors, trees or threads. Participants are within 30 minutes walk of a road. Expert assistance is on call and emergency service would be available within one hour. more | 10-10-2012 | 10-10-2015 |
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