Hydronalix has developed self-contained training packages for all its EMILY products, and maintains online training capability. The Company's training programs are based on collective rescue experience since the first official rescue of a father and his two sons on July 15, 2012 in Depoe Bay, Oregon.  The Los Angeles County Fire Department Marine Division provided a base training platform and assisted with their expertise in training the first several hundred operators. The Domestic Preparedness Support Initiative (DPSI) along with Naval Air Systems Command (NAVAIR), and the University of Texas Engineering Extension Service (TEEX), funded and supported  the development of this comprehensive training program.  

 

The Hydronalix self-training programs use graphic media, detailed user manuals, quick reference guides, and service training manuals and videos. The Company also offers in-person training with formal written testing and certification.