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2012_Accident_Scene_Training_030312.pdf
Above is info about the program called Accident Scene Management, Basic and Advanced. The course is a one or two day event and I sure recommend the two days. A great friend of mine had an accident right in front of me on a huge hill we have here in Lake Arrowhead. Buffy ended up in the hospital for 30 days with followup operations on both shoulders, blood clots etc. He was totally unconscious for about 8-10 minutes, but he recovered and still thinks I bumped him off the road!! The course helped a lot and the lady across the street was super - been many major accidents on this stupid hill and she runs out to help every time the brakes scream and somebody hits the rock in the gully or a tree.:firstplace: Registration info is in the link below. I don't know where you'd get better training for this type of thing, unless it's medical school.
Let me know if you have any questions. Phil and Jean do an incredable job in this class - lots of great info and you even get to play with the dummy. No, not me, a real dummy they take to class. I just called her precious, per the old joke, but that's another matter!! :lecturef_smilie:
Tuck
I will honor the HOG member rate for SpyderLovers as well (as friends of yours). This class is a $75.00 value. Have them select HOG member rate, and specify "SpyderLovers" in the
company name field of the Attendee Information page in the registration process (2
pages in).
That way I will know them as legit for selecting the HOG member rate.
(Seeing as HOGS are sponsoring this, they do get priority, but it's a big room! Added by Tuck)
Here is the direct link to the online registration form:
https://www.eiseverywhere.com/ehome/index.php?eventid=35321
If you can attach the form in this message, it will work as well.
They should send it in so it arrives a week in advance of the class.
Phil
Above is info about the program called Accident Scene Management, Basic and Advanced. The course is a one or two day event and I sure recommend the two days. A great friend of mine had an accident right in front of me on a huge hill we have here in Lake Arrowhead. Buffy ended up in the hospital for 30 days with followup operations on both shoulders, blood clots etc. He was totally unconscious for about 8-10 minutes, but he recovered and still thinks I bumped him off the road!! The course helped a lot and the lady across the street was super - been many major accidents on this stupid hill and she runs out to help every time the brakes scream and somebody hits the rock in the gully or a tree.:firstplace: Registration info is in the link below. I don't know where you'd get better training for this type of thing, unless it's medical school.
Let me know if you have any questions. Phil and Jean do an incredable job in this class - lots of great info and you even get to play with the dummy. No, not me, a real dummy they take to class. I just called her precious, per the old joke, but that's another matter!! :lecturef_smilie:
Tuck
I will honor the HOG member rate for SpyderLovers as well (as friends of yours). This class is a $75.00 value. Have them select HOG member rate, and specify "SpyderLovers" in the
company name field of the Attendee Information page in the registration process (2
pages in).
That way I will know them as legit for selecting the HOG member rate.
(Seeing as HOGS are sponsoring this, they do get priority, but it's a big room! Added by Tuck)
Here is the direct link to the online registration form:
https://www.eiseverywhere.com/ehome/index.php?eventid=35321
If you can attach the form in this message, it will work as well.
They should send it in so it arrives a week in advance of the class.
Phil
