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| First Year |
> Fundamentals of Search and Rescue, (FUNSAR), classes
throughout the year at weekly meetings. Trainees will challenge
the SARTECH II exam in May.
> Heart Association CPR, First Aid, and AED class plus a Wilderness
First Aid Class.
> Use of team rescue gear at the basic level.
> Land Navigation to include map reading, compass, pacing, and
basic terrain association.
> How to build a 24 hour pack.
> Basic level mantracking.
> Litter handling and basic patient packaging.
> Weekend training each month.
All Trainees will have had the opportunity to become a SARTECH II
and receive all of the other training and qualifications to become
Callout certified by mid-May of their first year.
throughout the year at weekly meetings. Trainees will challenge
the SARTECH II exam in May.
> Heart Association CPR, First Aid, and AED class plus a Wilderness
First Aid Class.
> Use of team rescue gear at the basic level.
> Land Navigation to include map reading, compass, pacing, and
basic terrain association.
> How to build a 24 hour pack.
> Basic level mantracking.
> Litter handling and basic patient packaging.
> Weekend training each month.
All Trainees will have had the opportunity to become a SARTECH II
and receive all of the other training and qualifications to become
Callout certified by mid-May of their first year.
| Second Year |
> DOT First Responder Class. (Approx. 70 hours of instruction).
Includes the DOT curriculum and the AHA CPR for the Healthcare
Provider course. Additional modules include Wilderness Medical
skills.
> Additional SAR skills- Rescue gear, communications, basic ICS,
rope skills, helicopter operations and LZ set-up, SAR K-9 tactics,
etc.
> Intermediate Land Navigation which includes terrain interpretation,
cross-country navigation, individual and team long-distance
navigation, and night NAV as a crew member. May serve as the
primary navigator on training and actual missions. Basic GPS
classes are taught and encouraged.
> Intermediate level mantracking skills and practice.
> Second Year Callout members will serve as Crew Members on
SAR missions.
Includes the DOT curriculum and the AHA CPR for the Healthcare
Provider course. Additional modules include Wilderness Medical
skills.
> Additional SAR skills- Rescue gear, communications, basic ICS,
rope skills, helicopter operations and LZ set-up, SAR K-9 tactics,
etc.
> Intermediate Land Navigation which includes terrain interpretation,
cross-country navigation, individual and team long-distance
navigation, and night NAV as a crew member. May serve as the
primary navigator on training and actual missions. Basic GPS
classes are taught and encouraged.
> Intermediate level mantracking skills and practice.
> Second Year Callout members will serve as Crew Members on
SAR missions.
| Third Year |
> Advanced Search and Rescue Skills, (ADSARS), classes at Team
meetings to challenge the SARTECH I exam in February or March.
> Advanced Land Navigation which includes day, night, rough
terrain, and foul weather as a Crew Leader in training. Use of team
GPS units and MAPTECH software.
> Advanced SAR skills which includes low-angle rope rescue,
medical strike teams, patient packaging and water operations.
> Advanced mantracking day and night.
> Serve as Crew Leaders on trainings and some SAR missions.
meetings to challenge the SARTECH I exam in February or March.
> Advanced Land Navigation which includes day, night, rough
terrain, and foul weather as a Crew Leader in training. Use of team
GPS units and MAPTECH software.
> Advanced SAR skills which includes low-angle rope rescue,
medical strike teams, patient packaging and water operations.
> Advanced mantracking day and night.
> Serve as Crew Leaders on trainings and some SAR missions.
| Fourth Year and Beyond |
> Receive Crew and Field Leader training and practice.
> Receive training for Operations if interested.
> Serve as Instructors for the different Year Groups.
> Take additional SAR related courses as determined by the group.
> Serve as Crew Leaders on actual SAR missions.
> Receive training for Operations if interested.
> Serve as Instructors for the different Year Groups.
> Take additional SAR related courses as determined by the group.
> Serve as Crew Leaders on actual SAR missions.