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Watson, Blair
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Bay of Plenty
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| Qualification | Qualification Scope | Achieved | Expiry | Status | Verified |
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| Pool Lifeguard Practicing Certificate | The minimum standard to be operating as a Pool Lifeguard within an aquatics facility's safety management plan. more | 10-07-2009 | 10-07-2011 |
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| Pool Lifeguard Practicing Certificate | The minimum standard to be operating as a Pool Lifeguard within an aquatics facility's safety management plan. more | 20-05-2009 | 20-05-2011 |
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| Pool Lifeguard Practicing Certificate | The minimum standard to be operating as a Pool Lifeguard within an aquatics facility's safety management plan. more | 20-12-2009 | 20-12-2011 |
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| Raft Guide - Grade IV/V | Can guide clients on Grade 4/5 rivers under the direct supervision of a senior guide. Direct supervision means that the senior guide must be on the same trip and be in a position to frequently see and communicate with the guide. more | 25-04-2012 | No expiry |
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| Senior Raft Guide - Grade III | Can guide clients on rivers up to and including Grade 3. Lead trips (supervise guides) on rivers up to and including Grade 3. Planning a guided rafting trip, managing multi raft trips as a senior raft guide for Grade 3 rivers, and applying serious incident management skills for Grade 3 rivers. more | 01-08-2017 | No expiry |
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| NZC in Avalanche Risk Management L5 Practitioner (NZ Avalanche Stage One) | Individuals with this qualification have the knowledge and skills to manage personal risk from avalanche hazards while carrying out activities in dynamic outdoor contexts. They are able to work independently and contribute to the daily operation of, and work under, a Safety Management System. more | 01-09-2021 | 01-09-2024 |
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| Introductory Avalanche Risk Management (iARM) Level 5 Practitioner | Individuals with this qualification are able to identify potential avalanche hazards by applying knowledge of snowpack, weather, terrain and avalanche phenomena. To mitigate risk to self by selecting and applying appropriate terrain selection while operating in avalanche terrain within scope of practice. To participate as part of a small party rescue by applying appropriate avalanche search and rescue skills while mitigating risks. more | 13-12-2018 | 13-12-2021 |
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