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Students receive training in repairs and reflotamientos, cutting and welding, hydraulic work and immersion from wet bell
Maritime Rescue participates in a project of Dual Professional Training during this school year in which students receive practical training at the facilities of this entity in Cartagena.
These students are in the cycle of Vocational Training Middle Grade 'Underwater and Hyperbaric Operations' in Dual mode in the Integrated Vocational Training Centre of Cartagena Hesperides.
Dual Vocational Training seeks access to employment of students, through collaboration between schools and businesses, in this case coastguard.
These practices are being carried out under the cooperation agreement signed between the Ministry of Education and Universities of Murcia and Maritime Security and Rescue Society in 2015.
The agreement between the two entities contemplated this year, the practical training of 16 students Integrated Vocational Training Centre of Cartagena Hesperides, enrolled in these studies.
The first group -made up of eight students-ended successfully last April 3, a first period of practical training and on April 4 one second group composed of eight began.
Students will receive a total 660 hours of practice in the facilities of the Strategic Base Maritime Rescue (BEC) in Cartagena, during which the following modules will be held: repairs and reflotamientos, cutting and welding, construction and hydraulic engineering, and dip from wet bell.
Maritime Rescue director, Juan Luis Pedrosa, visited last April 5 the group of students who have now commenced their training in the premises of the BEC to know its instruction.
The BEC Cartagena has highly qualified personnel and underwater equipment, suitable to provide this type of training performance.
Among its facilities it has an underwater robot, a wet bell simulator wreck, a dive resort in saturation EBS-200, tank diving practices, a hyperbaric chamber, side scan sonar and dry hood, among other equipment .
Source: Salvamento Marítimo
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