Contact Us

Raven Rescue Ltd.

Mailing Address
Box 861
Smithers, British Columbia
Canada V0J 2NO

Physical (delivery) address
2773 Anderson Road
Smithers, British Columbia
Canada V0J 2N0

Toll-free 800-880-0287
Ph 250-847-2427
Fx 250-847-8896

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www.ravenrescue.com

Regional Offices:

Edmonton, Alberta
Contact: Ron Morrison
1-800-880-0287
cell: (780) 993-7582
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Thunder Bay, Ontario
Contact: Tim Wheeler
1-800-880-0287
cell: (250) 613-3990
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Rescue 3 International

P.O. Box 1050
Wilton, California
U.S.A.  95693

Toll-free   800-457-3728
Fx   888-457-3727

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www.rescue3.com

Wilderness Medical Associates

13523 Hwy 118 Box 927
Haliburton, Ontario
Canada K0M 1S0

Toll-free   877-WILDMED (945-3633)
Fax   705 455 9898

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www.wildmed.ca

Courses

Schedule

Upcoming Dates

Feb 13-15, 2012

Swiftwater - Technician (SRT 1)

Feb 13-15, 2011

Swiftwater - Operations

Feb 14-16, 2012

Ice Rescue - Technician

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Technical Rescue Academy

Join us for a unique series of technical rescue courses ... all in one place.  ... at a BIG discount!

Sept. 3 – Oct. 4, 2012
Squamish, BC

Never before have so many top instructors come together in Canada to teach this many technical rescue courses in one place. No matter your level of experience, you will find a variety of courses that challenge and inspire.

  • 4 Core Courses including EMR, Swiftwater Rescue and Technical Rope Rescue
  • 4 Electives including Rescue from Vehicles in Water and Confined Space Awareness
  • Optional ProBoard Evaluations in Swiftwater and Technical Rope
  • Equipment Demo Day and Steak Barbeque

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I thought it was a great course. Really enjoyed it -- fun and great knowledge to have.

Lee Boyd, Fisheries and Oceans

BLOG: The Raven Speaks

What basic equipment do I need to be able to perform a safe and effective surface ice rescue?

February 1, 2012

This is one of the questions our instructors get all the time from our students.  As such we thought we might write something up to be used as a reference and help point you in the right direction.

read THIS ENTRY >

see MORE BLOG ENTRIES >

resources

Federal Bill C-45 and its implications for employers

Since 2004, Canadian employers in both the public and private sector can be charged with criminal negligence for the actions (or lack of action) of a manager or supervisor who has failed to train their personnel to do their jobs in a safe manner. Bill C-45 is federal legislation that has particular relevance to those with personnel working in high risk environments like swiftwater, surface ice, confined space or with technical rope systems.

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our approach

We believe training should be tailored to the specific needs of each client. While we teach all the skills and knowledge necessary for certification, we approach a course for emergency personnel in an entirely different manner than one for resource managers or outdoor guides.

Learn about our approach >

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