Dive Team
Mission Statement
The Joliet Fire Department Dive Team is dedicated to providing professional water rescue and recovery services for the residents and visitors of Joliet and the surrounding areas. This specialized unit, comprising 14 highly trained members, conducts monthly training to prepare for surface, subsurface, and swift-water emergencies. The team operates effectively in hazardous, low-visibility environments and is equipped with advanced gear, including dry suits, AGA masks with hardwired communications, and side-scan sonar. Safety, teamwork, and excellence are central to every mission, with training focused on search techniques, victim recovery, sonar operations, and boat handling. As Joliet continues to grow, the Dive Team remains committed to delivering proactive, progressive, and reliable service.
Overview
The Joliet Fire Department Dive Team is a specialized unit of professionals trained to handle water-related emergencies. Through rigorous training and state-of-the-art equipment, the team ensures the safety of residents and visitors in the City of Joliet.
The Dive Rescue Team comprises 13 highly skilled members who go beyond regular firefighting duties to handle complex water-related emergencies. Monthly training sessions ensure the team's operational readiness and continuous improvement.
Team Members
Michael Theobald: PADI Instructor, State-Certified Ice Diver, Dry Suit Expert,50- Ton Master License.
Craig Sayles: Swift Water Technician and Provisional PSSI Candidate.
Joe Widlowski: PSD/DR1 Instructor and Medical Diver.
Jim Batusich: Sonar Technician.
Nick Nahas: Swift Water Tech 1, Underwater Homicide Technician.
Anthony Frankovich: Sonar Technician.
Chad Carlson: PSD/DR1 Diver, Swift Water Rescue Technician.
Ed Gergits: PSD/DR1 Diver, ERDI Technician, Rope Ops Specialist.
Chris Gotter: PSD/DR1 Diver.
Chris O’Hara: PSD/DR1 Diver, Swiftwater/Flood Rescue Tech.
Jim Ryan: PSD/DR1 Diver, Rope Ops.
Kyle Snelten: PSD/DR1 Diver.
Nick Schneidewend: PSD/DR1 Diver.
Team Leader Lieutenant Craig Sayles