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| - | Q: On a SAR operation, do you need to have license to operate a snowmobile or quad?
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Name two types of avalanches
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- loose snow (sluff, powder) avalanche
- slab avalanche
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What documents do you need to operate a snowmobile or quad on a SAR operation?
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- registration
- insurance
- Canada Safety Council safe operators certificate (typically)
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Name some necessary considerations when planning a snowmobile SAR response
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- weather consideration
- terrain consideration
- seasonal considerations
- access considerations
- avalanche considerations
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Which parts of your body are most quick to suffer frostbite?
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- face/ears/nose
- hands
- feet
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