Two Clark Members Complete Specialized Water Rescue Training
Photo by Courtesy of Clark Fire Department
Photo by Courtesy of Clark Fire Department
Photo by Courtesy of Clark Fire Department
Clark, N.J. — October 15, 2026 — Over the weekend, two Clark firefighters finished a Water Rescue Technician Certification Course, expanding the department's capabilities with specialized rescue training.
Firefighter Jordan Becker and Acting Lieutenant Patrick Clark-Barnes finished the All Hands Fire Training course.
Emergency responders who have received water rescue training are more equipped to identify water-related hazards, evaluate risks, and employ specialized tools and rescue methods in water situations. Advanced rescue operations, victim access and removal, and high-risk rescue environment management are examples of technician-level programs.
For emergency response workers, All Hands Fire Training provides a number of water-rescue courses. Surf, swiftwater, surface water, and other specialist rescue techniques are all part of its training.
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