The bronze and silver lifeguard training courses have begun as part of the training activities organized by ALTİD before every season for its member facilities. Eleven people from member businesses participated in the bronze and silver lifeguard courses, the first of which was held at A&P Dalış Merkezi between April 6, 2014, and April 13, 2014. In the course, where a good level of swimming is a requirement, participants whose swimming was not deemed sufficient could not continue. As a result of the 4-day bronze lifeguard training, 4 people successfully completed the training, reaching a level where they can work in pools, and earned the right to receive bronze certificates. The 4 people continuing with the silver training successfully completed the training and earned the right to receive the silver lifeguard certificate. Additionally, certificate renewal training was provided to a total of 7 people, consisting of two bronze and five silver.
Bronze lifeguard: These are individuals who have received basic training and basic first aid training to assist in saving lives and have been successful at the end of the examination. They are authorized and responsible for ensuring safety in the pool, performing external cardiac massage and artificial respiration, and conducting surface search and rescue along with first aid applications within the framework of the Federation's training standards and programs.
Lifeguard: These are individuals who have received basic training and basic first aid training to assist in saving lives and have been successful at the end of the examination. They are authorized and responsible for ensuring safety at the shores of seas, lakes, natural and artificial inland waters, as well as in pools; performing external cardiac massage and artificial respiration; and conducting surface search and rescue along with first aid applications within the framework of the Federation's training standards and programs.