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ICRO Training :
The Irish Cave Rescue
Organisation (ICRO) provide training for advanced cavers who become involved
and are available in the event of an incident within cave and mine environments.
The training
programme is set each year by the Training Officer who, in conjunction
with Cave Wardens in each of the caving regions, will run training events
internally or secure external trainers to run specialist courses.
Training Subjects:
Traverse Lines
Deviations
Rescue etc.
Molefone
VHF Licence
Explosives etc.
SRT Techniques
Rope Rescue, etc.
ECO Bolts
Application for training can be made directly to [email protected]
