Facility Codes Manager Tutorial
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Publications par Rob O'Goodenow
How to « WIN » at Retail and Visual Merchandising
Today, consumers like shopping online, it isn’t your fault – it is the way we do things now. However, what we can do is to learn how to make our store warmer, friendlier and more appealing than our competitors. Here are a few tips that can help you as a retailer improve.
Public Safety Diving- It’s not just a hobby, it’s a career
ERDI has two perspectives from two different professional fields, to have a broader understanding about having a career in Public Safety Diving.
How do I start training public safety divers?
The primary question on every one of their minds is “How do I become a public safety instructor?” The answer to this question is both simple and complicated.
What a Diver Needs to Know about Scuba Diving and Flying
There is much more you can learn, more about diving, effects of pressure, symptoms and how different activities affect flight safety. A good practice is to have a “down day” prior to flight after any divining.
Hazardous Attitudes Lead to Diving Incident
Aviation instructors are taught to be aware of Five Hazardous Attitudes. They include Anti-Authority (Don’t tell me), Impulsivity (Do it quickly), Invulnerability (It won’t happen to me), Macho (I can do it) and Resignation (What’s the use?)
Don’t Get Caught in the Lines
Cave divers rely on their equipment, skills and a calm state of mind to ensure a safe exit from a cave. These three items are all interconnected and directly relate to every aspect of cave diving.
Talk Tech To Me
One of the major focuses of the conference was improving diving safety and a full afternoon was spent in heated discussions on this topic during two joint sessions.
Learning the Scuba Language
The best way to understand this communication is simple; practice and communication.
Dialing in your trim in a drysuit
Before purchasing additional equipment as a quick fix, allow time, practice and patience for your body to adapt to adding a dry suit in the mix.