SSI React Right Emergency Training

SSI React Right – Emergency Training

React Right is SSI’s comprehensive emergency training program. In this course you’ll learn how to respond calmly and effectively in medical and diving-related emergencies using First Aid, CPR, AED, and oxygen administration skills.

You’ll practice primary assessment, basic life support, and stabilization techniques so you can evaluate situations quickly and provide appropriate care until professional help arrives. These skills are valuable both in dive settings and in everyday life.

A valid First Aid and CPR certification is also a key prerequisite for the SSI Diver Stress & Rescue course and higher recognition levels, making React Right an important step in your overall dive education.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who is the React Right Emergency Training course for?
This course is ideal for divers and non-divers who want to be prepared to handle medical and diving emergencies, both at the dive site and in everyday life.

Do I need to be a certified diver?
No. React Right can be taken by anyone who wants basic emergency response training. However, it is especially recommended for active divers and dive buddies.

What topics are covered?
The program includes primary assessment, First Aid and CPR skills, stabilization techniques, oxygen administration for diving emergencies, and the basics of using an Automated External Defibrillator (AED).

How long is my certification valid?
Most emergency response certifications are valid for a set period (commonly two years). We recommend regular refreshers to keep your skills current and confidence high.

Is this required for Diver Stress & Rescue?
Yes. A current First Aid and CPR certification is a prerequisite for the SSI Diver Stress & Rescue course and is strongly recommended for advanced training.

Can this training help outside of diving?
Absolutely. The skills you learn in React Right can be used at home, at work, and in everyday situations where emergency care may be needed.