2013-04-07 UTV Safety - Revision history

Brett Wuth: /* Announcement */

Brett Wuth — Tue, 19 Mar 2013 15:32:33 GMT

Announcement

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	* your own UTV (side-by-side) which is capable of passing a pre-ride inspection.		* your own UTV (side-by-side) which is capable of passing a pre-ride inspection.
	** a skid-steer vehicle such as an Argo is NOT suited for this course		** a skid-steer vehicle such as an Argo is NOT suited for this course
		+	** two students can arrange to share one UTV
	* Clothing suitable for the weather		* Clothing suitable for the weather
	* DOT, ANSII or SNELL certified helmet		* DOT, ANSII or SNELL certified helmet

Brett Wuth: /* Announcement */

Brett Wuth — Thu, 14 Mar 2013 00:43:44 GMT

Announcement

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	'''Description:'''		'''Description:'''
-	The Canada Safety Council has a new UTV ~~Driver’s~~ Course available. This course is 5-1/2 to 7 hour training program operated by CSC certified instructors. The curriculum is based on field-tested techniques.	+	The Canada Safety Council has a new UTV Driver's Course available. This course is 5-1/2 to 7 hour training program operated by CSC certified instructors. The curriculum is based on field-tested techniques.

	A UTV is designed to be a safe vehicle when used as intended. The key to safe operation is YOUR knowledge of the vehicle; recognizing and accepting it as a motorized vehicle; respecting its capabilities and its limitations; varying operating conditions; good judgement and courtesy. Recognizing your own capabilities and limitations is also a very important factor for the safe operation of your UTV.		A UTV is designed to be a safe vehicle when used as intended. The key to safe operation is YOUR knowledge of the vehicle; recognizing and accepting it as a motorized vehicle; respecting its capabilities and its limitations; varying operating conditions; good judgement and courtesy. Recognizing your own capabilities and limitations is also a very important factor for the safe operation of your UTV.

Brett Wuth: /* Announcement */

Brett Wuth — Wed, 13 Mar 2013 19:45:13 GMT

Announcement

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	: Pincher Creek Search and Rescue		: Pincher Creek Search and Rescue
	: Box 1251		: Box 1251
-	: Pincher Creek, Ab	+	: Pincher Creek, AB
	: T0K 1W0		: T0K 1W0

Brett Wuth: /* Announcement */

Brett Wuth — Fri, 01 Mar 2013 14:37:33 GMT

Announcement

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	'''Bring:'''		'''Bring:'''
	* your own UTV (side-by-side) which is capable of passing a pre-ride inspection.		* your own UTV (side-by-side) which is capable of passing a pre-ride inspection.
-	** a skid-steer vehicle such as an Argo is NOT ~~suitable~~	+	** a skid-steer vehicle such as an Argo is NOT suited for this course
	* Clothing suitable for the weather		* Clothing suitable for the weather
	* DOT, ANSII or SNELL certified helmet		* DOT, ANSII or SNELL certified helmet

Brett Wuth: /* Announcement */

Brett Wuth — Fri, 01 Mar 2013 14:36:51 GMT

Announcement

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	'''Bring:'''		'''Bring:'''
	* your own UTV (side-by-side) which is capable of passing a pre-ride inspection.		* your own UTV (side-by-side) which is capable of passing a pre-ride inspection.
		+	** a skid-steer vehicle such as an Argo is NOT suitable
	* Clothing suitable for the weather		* Clothing suitable for the weather
	* DOT, ANSII or SNELL certified helmet		* DOT, ANSII or SNELL certified helmet

Brett Wuth: /* Participants */

Brett Wuth — Fri, 01 Mar 2013 13:57:00 GMT

Participants

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-	~~Registration Deadline is March 22nd 2013.~~	+	See {{subpage\|Roster}}.
-		+
-	~~Max 8 students~~.	+

	== Record ==		== Record ==

Brett Wuth: /* Announcement */

Brett Wuth — Fri, 01 Mar 2013 03:34:22 GMT

Announcement

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	A UTV is designed to be a safe vehicle when used as intended. The key to safe operation is YOUR knowledge of the vehicle; recognizing and accepting it as a motorized vehicle; respecting its capabilities and its limitations; varying operating conditions; good judgement and courtesy. Recognizing your own capabilities and limitations is also a very important factor for the safe operation of your UTV.		A UTV is designed to be a safe vehicle when used as intended. The key to safe operation is YOUR knowledge of the vehicle; recognizing and accepting it as a motorized vehicle; respecting its capabilities and its limitations; varying operating conditions; good judgement and courtesy. Recognizing your own capabilities and limitations is also a very important factor for the safe operation of your UTV.
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-	~~'''Syllabus:'''~~
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	'''Pre/co-requisites:'''		'''Pre/co-requisites:'''
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	None.		None.

209.121.225.202: /* Announcement */

209.121.225.202 — Wed, 27 Feb 2013 23:34:18 GMT

Announcement

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	'''Description:'''		'''Description:'''
		+	The Canada Safety Council has a new UTV Driver’s Course available. This course is 5-1/2 to 7 hour training program operated by CSC certified instructors. The curriculum is based on field-tested techniques.
		+
		+	A UTV is designed to be a safe vehicle when used as intended. The key to safe operation is YOUR knowledge of the vehicle; recognizing and accepting it as a motorized vehicle; respecting its capabilities and its limitations; varying operating conditions; good judgement and courtesy. Recognizing your own capabilities and limitations is also a very important factor for the safe operation of your UTV.
		+

Brett Wuth: /* Feedback */

Brett Wuth — Thu, 21 Feb 2013 04:27:31 GMT

Feedback

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	== Feedback ==		== Feedback ==
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		+	See [[Members:Training/Funded/2012/Delivery/ATV/Financial\|Financial]]
		+
	== To do ==		== To do ==
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Brett Wuth: New page: {{Event/Header}} == Announcement == {{Event/Announcement}} '''Course Name:''' UTV (side-by-side) Safety '''Description:''' '''Syllabus:''' '''Offer...

Brett Wuth — Thu, 21 Feb 2013 04:22:19 GMT

New page: {{Event/Header}} == Announcement == {{Event/Announcement}}  '''Course Name:''' UTV (side-by-side) Safety '''Description:''' '''Syllabus:''' '''Offer...

New page

{{Event/Header}}
== Announcement ==
{{Event/Announcement}} 

'''Course Name:''' UTV (side-by-side) Safety

'''Description:'''

'''Syllabus:'''

'''Offered To:'''

All interested persons - search and rescue workers,
government workers, and members of the public.

Registrations from search and rescue workers from any SAR Alberta
member organization are given priority.

'''Instructors:'''
* Russell Bruder, South Country Enterprises

'''Place:''' [[Eric Bruder Ranch]], Pincher Creek. (See link for map)

'''Date:'''

1 day.
Sunday, April 7, 2013.

See detail of times and places on the web page
http://pcsar.webhop.org/mediawiki/index.php/2013-04-07_UTV_Safety

'''Pre/co-requisites:'''

None.

'''Cost:'''

This course is funded by an Alberta Government grant.

Seating is limited.
Students who register but do not attend or do not complete the course
restrict participation and funding for other students who would have
completed the course.
A $50 deposit is required to hold a seat.
The deposit will be refunded if the student completes the course.

Deposits made out to "Pincher Creek Search and Rescue"
may be:

mailed to:
: Training Coordinator
: Pincher Creek Search and Rescue
: Box 1251
: Pincher Creek, Ab
: T0K 1W0

or hand delivered cheques to Brett Wuth (403 627-2460).

The text book is supplied as part of the course.

The student is responsible for travel, and
accommodation.
Lunches will '''not''' be provided.

If you need to stay over in Pincher Creek, there are a number of hotels,
motels, and bed and breakfast options.

http://www.tripadvisor.ca/Tourism-g499107-Pincher_Creek_Alberta-Vacations.html

If you would like to be billeted by one of our members, contact
the course coordinator. (No promises.)

'''To Register:'''

Contact Brett Wuth, wuth@acm.org, 403 627-2460
and provide your name, e-mail address and phone number.
Or add your information here:
http://pcsar.webhop.org/mediawiki/index.php/2013-04-07_UTV_Safety#Participants

Follow up with the deposit.

Registrations and deposits must be received by March 22.

'''Bring:'''
* your own UTV (side-by-side) which is capable of passing a pre-ride inspection.
* Clothing suitable for the weather
* DOT, ANSII or SNELL certified helmet
* over the ankle boots
* gloves
* safety eye protection
* lunch
* water
This course is held entirely outdoors.

'''For more information:'''

visit
http://pcsar.webhop.org/mediawiki/index.php/2013-04-07_UTV_Safety

There is a companion course run the previous day for ATVs.
See
http://pcsar.webhop.org/mediawiki/index.php/2013-04-06_ATV_Safety

== Booking ==
{{Event/Booking}} 

Sunday, April 7, 2013. 08:00-17:00

Location: [[Eric Bruder Ranch]], Pincher Creek (click link for map)

== File number ==
{{Event/File}} 

== Agenda ==
{{Event/Agenda}} 

== Participants ==
{{Event/Participants}} 

Registration Deadline is March 22nd 2013.

Max 8 students.

== Record ==
{{Event/Record}} 

== Equipment ==
{{Event/Equipment}} 
== Financial ==
{{Event/Financial}} 
== Feedback ==
{{Event/Feedback}} 
== To do ==
{{Event/To do}}