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| Agenda: | | Agenda: |
- | * Communications
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- | ** (from BC PEP RRM Chapter 11)
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- | ** Describe the need for clear, standard terminology and protocols
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- | ** Use verbal rescue signals proficiently
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- | ** Use whistle rescue signals proficiently
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- | * Rescue Operations
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- | ** (from BC PEP RRM Chapter 14)
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- | ** Describe the need and process of preplanning
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- | ** Outline the role of the Initial Response Team
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- | ** Describe the elements of a successful rope rescue
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- | * Rope Rescue in Pincher Creek
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- | ** (from BC PEP RRM Chapter 1)
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- | ** How rope rescue relates to SAR / Emergency Services
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- | ** Describe the training process of a rope rescue Team Member
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- | ** Describe the training process of a rope rescue Team Leader
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- | ** Describe the Incident Commander's role in rope rescue
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| * 1 year organization review | | * 1 year organization review |
| ** what we've accomplished | | ** what we've accomplished |
| ** where we want to get to | | ** where we want to get to |
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- | Covered:
| + | * Stretcher Rigging |
- | * Communications | + | ** (from BC PEP RRM Chapter 9) |
- | ** (from BC PEP RRM Chapter 11) | + | ** Describe litter models available for rope rescue |
- | ** Describe the need for clear, standard terminology and protocols | + | ** Rig stretcher bridle attachments |
- | ** Use verbal rescue signals proficiently
| + | ** Attach load and belay ropes to the stretcher |
- | ** Use whistle rescue signals proficiently | + | ** Construct attendant and subject stretcher tie-ins |
- | * Rescue Operations | + | ** Demonstrate stretcher handling techniques |
- | ** (from BC PEP RRM Chapter 14) | + | ** Demonstrate subject securement techniques |
- | ** Describe the need and process of preplanning
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- | ** Outline the role of the Initial Response Team
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- | ** Describe the elements of a successful rope rescue
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- | * Rope Rescue in Pincher Creek
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- | ** (from BC PEP RRM Chapter 1)
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- | ** How rope rescue relates to SAR / Emergency Services
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- | ** Describe the training process of a rope rescue Team Member
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- | ** Describe the training process of a rope rescue Team Leader | + | |
- | * 1 year organization review | + | |
- | ** what we've accomplished | + | |
- | ** where we want to get to | + | |
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- | Notes from the organizational review:
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- | We've managed to sustain the team for one year, having training every month.
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- | The plan to have a formal course was not realized. The monthly training has morphed into the formal training.
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- | 2 hours a month is not well suited to build new learning.
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- | We will complete the current cycle in February
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- | and then repeat the material in 3 or 4 6-hour Saturday sessions, 1 per month.
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- | After that, the 2 hours a month should be suitable for sustaining our training level.
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- | Dan is working on getting text books. Brett will provide the current text name.
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- | Shara will act as our record keeper. Determine our gaps in training based on past attendance.
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- | Based on our assumption that people will only be available for a response a third of the time,
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- | we do not have enough people participating in training for Team Member level.
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- | We need to roughly double our participants.
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- | Hopefully a more compact training schedule (6-hour sessions) will encourage better attendance.
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- | We will recruit more from our existing organizations (PCSAR, PCES).
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- | We will recruit from the public.
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- | Training during
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- | inclement weather can be done in the fire hall bays.
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- | Dan will look at construction of movable anchors (not for real loads)
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- | to set up various anchoring scenarios.
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- | Our notification system is not tuned to our needs.
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- | PCES members do not generally monitor their radios when they are not on call.
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- | PCSAR call-out system is slow for a rescue scenario.
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- | Shara will develop a notification system for rope rescue members based around text and voice messaging.
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- | PCES will explore radio features that will encourage radios to be left on without disruption of regular traffic.
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- | Emergency Management (disaster services) is looking at a general purpose emergency notification system
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- | that may be available in about a year.
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- | * {{link|Image:Members:2010-11-10 06 12 32u-scan.pdf}}
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- | * {{link|Image:Members:2011-01-11 21 35 59u-scan.pdf}}
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