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Riverside County Sheriffs Dive Team for 2005
Riverside County Sheriffs Dive Team Leadership 2005
Under Sheriff Boyd hands out Rescue one Certs with Sgt. Morin
Breiffing at Lake Perris training 2005
A barrowed Wet suit fits just right!
The Team Meeting at the Blyth Sheriffs Station
Team Member checking the canal
Training at the Colorado River Sept. 2005
The team trailer at the Colorado river
The Team and Team Trailer at Blyth California
LT. Parsons Debreifs team after morning operations
Joint opperations with San Bernardino County Sheriffs Dive team at Lake Silverwood
Divers in Lake Silverwood
Lunch break for the team at Silverwood
The Team secures the Zodiac
The team hauls the boat out at lake Silverwood
The Car gets Recoverd from the lake
Search teams in the lake at Perris for training
Divers and shore support at Perris
Divers come in all sizes and training is the key
Operations at Diamond Valley Lake 4-21-06
Blowing up the inflatable DVL 4-06
Getting the boat ready DVL 4-06
Making it look easy DVL 4-06
Unloading the motors DVL 4-06
Boat gets moved to the water @ Diamond Valley Lake 4-06
Team on the Department boat sets Bouys at Diamond valley lake 4-06
Team Briefing at DVL by Sgt. Morin to all three teams 4-06
Boat team Completes their task DVL 4-06
Mission completed and gear gets stowed until next time 4-06 DVL
Lunch is served by Brent for the entire crew DVL 4-06
Everyone enjoys lunch, Search team enjoys a bit or two DVL 4-06
The Chamber at Valley Medical Center
Sgt. Tim Morin instructs the Rescue Diver 1 course in the classroom 05
Assistant Sheriff Boyd at Lake Perris on Training Day 05
Set up at Lake Perris for Training Day Rescue Diver 1 final
Divers exit Lake Perris for Rescue Diver 1 training 05
The Budy System helps with all the required equipment Lake Perris 05
Gear is well maintained by the divers on the team LP 05
Sometimes a hug from your budy is all that is needed!
Evidence Search at Lake Perris Training Day 05
Van Uhel at Lake Perris on Training Day 05
Phil Attaches an AGA to his first stage Training Day 05
Boyd & Van Uhel on Training Day Lake Perris 05
Debriefing on Training Day Lake Perris 05
Jim fires up the Bar-B-Q for the presintation of the Rescue 1 certificates Lake Perris 05
Certificates are handed out by Boyd at Lake Perris 05
Tony Wiley Readys Lift Bags at Lake Parris 2003
Tony Wiley instructs on lift bag technique
Wiley answers questions about lift bags Lake Perris 2003
We put our knowledge to practice at Lake Perris 2003
We train on what we have been tought LP 2003
We team up to move sunken fire rings as practice LP 2003
Practice makes perfict when it comes to safty in lifting LP 2003
It is a buddy effort to lift the 300lb rings safely LP 2003
Up easy and under control LP 2003
Lift bags in action moving fire rings at Lake Perris 2003
In Lot # 1 at Lake Perris 2003
Phil and his wife at Lake Perris 2003
Tom Carr dresses down after practice LP 2003
The end of a day of training LP 2003
From the Lake to the lot at Lake Perris 2003

The Riverside County Sheriffs Search and Recovery Team

is made up of Deputies and Volunteers who seek to help the County in the recovery of evidence and drowning victims in the lakes and canals that are a part of the county and surrounding communities. They take this seriously for the sake of safety and the families that maybe impacted. In order to see justice done in the case of evidence and closure in the case of a missing person. It is thankless work until needed. Then only appreciated by the victims of tragedy, that certainly have other things on their minds, and are stricken with grief and loss. This unofficial site pays homage to those that give to the community in which they live in order to make it a better place. This can be dangerous work in some very uncomfortable conditions and it takes a special person to dive into black water to recover someone who has meet a tragic end. To these men and women this page is dedicated.

Reed Nescher


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Each member must maintain high standards in their diving and physical conditioning. The following requirements are meet every year by each team member.

 

Additional copies available at no charge via the International Association of Dive Rescue Specialists webpage. Visit www.IADRS.org

I.A.D.R.S. Annual Watermanship Test

Evaluation Parameters

There are four exercises that evaluate stamina and comfort in the water, each rated by points. The diver must successfully complete

all stations and score a minimum of 12 points to pass the test. These scores are recorded on the Annual Skills Evaluation Form.

Stamina Exercise 1: 500 yard Swim

The diver must swim 500 yards without stopping using a forward stroke and without using any swim aids such as

dive mask,  fins, snorkel, or flotation device. Stopping or standing up in the shallow end of the pool

at any point during this exercise will constitute a failure of this evaluation station.

Time To Complete Points Awarded

Under 10 minutes 5

10 to 13 minutes 4

13 to 16 minutes 3

16 to 19 minutes 2

More than 19 minutes 1

Stopped or incomplete Incomplete

Stamina Exercise 2: 15 Minute Tread

Using no swim aids and wearing only a swimsuit, the diver will stay afloat by treading water, drown-proofing, bobbing,

or floating for 15 minutes, with hands only out of the water for the last 2 minutes.

Performance Criteria Points Awarded

Performed satisfactorily 5

Stayed afloat, hands not out of water for 2 minutes 3

Used side or bottom for support at any time 1

Used side or bottom for support > twice Incomplete

Stamina Exercise 3: 800 yard Snorkel Swim

Using a dive mask, fins, snorkel, and swimsuit (no BCD or other floatation aid) and swimming the entire time with the

face in the water, the diver must swim nonstop for 800 yards. The diver must not use arms to swim at any time.

Performance Criteria: Points Awarded

Under 15 minutes 5

15 to 17 minutes 4

17 to 19 minutes 3

19 to 21 minutes 2

More than 21 minutes 1

Stopped at any time Incomplete

Stamina Exercise 4: 100 yard Inert Diver Rescue Tow

Wearing full scuba equipment and breathing air, the diver must push or tow an inert diver wearing dive gear on the

surface 100 yards nonstop without assistance.

Performance Criteria Points Awarded

Under 2 minutes 5

2 to 3 minutes 4

3 to 4 minutes 3

4 to 5 minutes 2

More than 5 minutes 1

Stopped at any time: Incomplete


Document
Time Sheet For Dive Team
Document
Annual Basic SCUBA Skills Evaluation
Document
Rapid Field Neuro Checksheet
Document
Equipment Check List for Dive Team

Each Team Member is responsible for their dive equipment and must have a minimum of equipment as shown on the check list... The team excepts donations as a non-profit organization and does found raisers from time to time to help found the Volunteers with equipment such as boats, Sonar, and Dive equipment for the team. If you would like to make a tax deductible donation please contact the Riverside County Sheriffs Dive Team. We will post activities that the dive team is involved in Professional manor with sensitivity to all involved.

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We hope to be your source of underwater adventure, Videos, Photos, Training, and a place of resources for both the entertainment industry and the public. We hope to attract the diving public to a site that will be interesting and educational as well as fun and informative.

We hope to be a forum for talent from the dive industry and the diving public. A place for talented production professional and amateur videograhers and photographers to display their best work and have an opportunity to be seen by a large audience.

We are open to suggestions as to the secondary direction this site might take. We are active divers who enjoy what we do and want to share it with the dry world. We hope that in doing so will promote SCUBA Diving, help preserve the worlds reefs, and introduce the underwater world and its beauty to the many that have not gone our will not go.

This site will be built slowly over the next couple years and will morph as needed to help as we can in furthering our mission.

Please feel free to use our message board to ask questions of your piers. Post important questions and hopefully get answers from the best in the industry. This is a great place to ask about your next location or adventure location. Where to stay and what to see, plus what are the inside scoops that will make your trip better!