TRAINING CENTER Air Zermatt AG
What do you expect from students?
“During the courses I expect the participants to be interested and focused in what they are doing. This way we can work safely and they can learn a lot. Of course, fun is also an important concept for me in every course. Things you learn are better remembered when you have fun doing them.”
- Dominik Imhof – instructor / paramedic at Air Zermatt AG
Ever since Air Zermatt was founded, the company has made it a priority to share its experience, knowledge and innovations with the world. One way it accomplishes this priority is through its Air Zermatt Training Center.
Its goal is to help as many people as possible who have found themselves in an emergency situation in the mountains, on the roads, at home or elsewhere.
Rescue service in the high mountains has major challenges. High altitude, extreme temperatures, violent winds, unpredictable weather conditions and other dangers do not allow for error.
Air Zermatt established its Air Zermatt Training Center to provide basic and advanced training in the fields of emergency medicine and alpine rescue to professionals and amateurs alike. The internationally recognized courses are designed for doctors, paramedic crews, mountain rescuers, mountain guides and
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rescue specialists from police corps and fire brigades.
Twenty expert instructors train approximately 1,000 course participants from around the world in 200 course days per year in Switzerland and abroad.
Air Zermatt training courses include:
• Mountain Emergency Medicine courses
• HEMS crew member courses •
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Helicopter Underwater Escape Training (HUET)
Preparation course for certified flight & critical care paramedics
• Fire services basic & advanced courses
First aid and first responder training (European Union
safety Agency)
• Swiss Mountain License (MOU) •
• Night flight license (NIT) Professional Pilot License (CPL)
Flight training in accordance with EASA
Aviation
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External load training (HESLO)
Customized trainings and reschooling on H125 / AS350 B3 / Bell 429 / EC 130 T2
• Training with Virtual Reality/Motion Simulator (VRM Switzerland)
The course topics are regularly adapted to the latest findings and supplemented accordingly. The form of instruction is adapted to the topic. And all practical exercises, if required, are performed under stringent safety measures. There is no place for mistakes.
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