Brett Wuth: New page: What follows is a template of an e-mail that might be sent to a candidate. ---- Pincher Creek Search and Rescue's training and preplan committee chairs would like to ask you to consider ...

Brett Wuth — Sat, 17 May 2014 02:54:12 GMT

New page: What follows is a template of an e-mail that might be sent to a candidate. ---- Pincher Creek Search and Rescue's training and preplan committee chairs would like to ask you to consider ...

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What follows is a template of an e-mail that might be sent to a candidate.

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Pincher Creek Search and Rescue's training and preplan committee
chairs would like to ask you to consider taking training as a search
manager. We recognize your skills and commitment to SAR and are
hopeful that you will be willing to serve even further by stepping up
to a new role.

A member who completes Search Manager training becomes part of the
preplan committee and helps plan how Pincher SAR will respond to
future incidents. During an actual incident, a search manager can
assist as part of the Incident Management Team (overhead team) or be
in charge of the entire incident (Incident Commander). A new search
manager is normally paired with another search manager and coached
through their role for a number of incidents until they are
comfortable in Pincher SAR's structure.

As a search manager, you will be "on-call" for a few months during the
year. This means that you'll be the first person called if there is
an incident. You do not always have to be available because there is
an extensive backup system, and other managers are very willing to
cover you if you will be unavailable for a few days.

The criteria for this role are listed here:

* http://pcsar.dyndns.org:8080/mediawiki/index.php/Search_Manager/Criteria

If you have not yet had experience working on an Incident Management
Team, please let us know and we'll have you slotted into that role on
the next mock search. This will allow you to check out what happens
there, and confirm that it's an area of SAR that you're interested in.

The search manager course is 5 days long and occurs once or twice each
year somewhere in the province. All costs, including registration,
food, accommodation and travel will be paid either by a provincial
grant or by Pincher SAR. You are dedicating your time. If you're not
able to attend the next course, or the course is full, we'll let you
know of other opportunities as they arrive.

Please let us know whether you'd be willing to undertake this training
and then the responsibilities of becoming a search manager.

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Brett Wuth: New page: What follows is a template of an e-mail that might be sent to a candidate. ---- Pincher Creek Search and Rescue's training and preplan committee chairs would like to ask you to consider ...