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"I have rarely seen such courage and dedication shown by any team in response to such an overwhelming disaster."
Sebastian Rhodes Stampa, Deputy Humanitarian Coordinator Cyclone Idai Response, Mozambique, @UNOCHA
Another successful Rope Rescue course completed at EXXARO Grootegeluk. We would like to commend the delegates for their enthusiasm – all passed, 2 with distinctions.
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Have a look at this video we've put together of various Trench Rescue Courses we have taught.
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The First Shift at Kolomela Mine all passed with flying colours in their Rope Rescue Course. Shift Two has started training - let's see how they do. @ER24EMS #rescuetraining #kolomelamine #roperescuetraining
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Night drive with @ResQSA and @IPSSRescue. Check out the rain in this clip.
#TropicalStormEloise #eNCA – at White River, South Africa
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Vehicles from @ResQSA rigged and ready to render assistance for possible flooding in the Mbombela are where hotspots have been identified
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#RescueSA team are currently in White River and on standby for #CycloneEloise
report by @DasenThathiah for @eNCA
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Just over an hour away from the the #RescueSA base for its #TropicalCycloneEloise response. @IPSSRescue #eNCA – at Nelspruit, South Africa
Hot off the press! We have just been recommended for accreditation by merSETA and our accreditation number will be published in due course!
It has been a successful day. We are happy to build capacity for rescue in and around the SADC regions. #ResQSA
University of Johannesburg hosts the students and facilities the training for Rescue SA teams for the SADC countries – at Johannesburg, South Africa
Nothing gets better than experiencing this sort of adrenaline to prepare you for a real life rescue. #UJOpening – at Johannesburg, South Africa
The continuous journey we aim to reach is the first of its kind, ha vining medical and rescue simulation in one institution #OpeningCeremony – at Johannesburg, South Africa
Students work almost 600 hours in a year to get through the training courses. An incredible learning opportunity.
Students have the opportunity to learn one-on-one skills like testing a patients blood. #OpeningCeremonyatUJ – at Johannesburg, South Africa
The competence of the students is tested and signed off before they are sent off to the hospitals from The clinical stimulation labs. – at Johannesburg, South Africa

















