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{{Event/Header}}
== Announcement ==
{{Event/Announcement}} 
== Booking ==
{{Event/Booking}} 
2013-01-17 19:00 at the Fire Hall

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

* video: [[Image:Members:Call-out-season-1-episode-09-part-1-penticton-rope-rescue.mpg|Call-Out video Penticton rope rescue]]
** discussion
* 3-year review
** highlights for 2012
*** [[Members:2012-06-02 Victoria Peak|Rescue response to Victoria Peak]]
*** 11 training sessions
**** lowering off Hewetson bridge
** challenges
*** few people attend training
*** low interest in training outside
*** poor indoor training facilities
*** no formal course
*** very few people do organization support
** what we planned to accomplish
** the resources that we have (people, time, finance)
** the need for rope rescue
** our current capabilities
** how best to address the need
*** objectives, milestones, who

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

== Record ==
{{Event/Record}} 
* {{link|Image:2013-01-17-joint-rope-rescue-3-year-review.odp}}

* use of alert system to activate response earlier
* need to pre-alert earlier
* 2-3 incidents per year is more realistic
* coordinated training nights with beaver mines PCES rope team

* people need to have a sense of accomplishment through certification

Objectives:
* continue on joint team

* increase number of members
** get more people from PCES, PCSAR invloved
** recruit externally
** high value
** medium difficulty
** by summer
** lead: Pat

* training
** training, monthly
*** high value
*** medium difficult
*** immediate
*** lead: Brett

* create MOUs with other teams
** Waterton, CNP
** high value
** by end of year
** difficult
** lead: Dave

* develop SOP for PCES to activate and use team
** high value
** by fall
** difficult
** lead: Dave

** 1 exercise
*** e.g. Oldman Dam power plant
*** high value
*** difficult
*** done by: May
*** lead: Brett

** amalgamate with in-station training
*** medium value
*** easy
*** done by: May
*** lead: Pat

* look for public event to schedule a demo at
** medium value
** medium difficulty
** not unless part of exercise

* explore possibility of bringing in a course 
** determine costs
** work on budget
*** determine funding sources
*** lead: Dave
*** end of year
** low value
** medium difficulty
** May

* 3rd party assessment of skills
** low value
** medium difficulty

[[Image:Members:2014-05-14 11 02 21u-scan0007.pdf|page=6|800px]]

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

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 ** the need for rope rescue
 ** our current capabilities
-*** equipment: 2 kits, adequate but weak
-*** personnel: variable about 8
-*** skills: 1-PEP Team Leader, 2-PEP Team Member equivalent, 5-Team Member in training
-*** capacity:
-**** high-angle or steep slope (> 30 degrees) in wilderness, road access, or industrial: only when the right personnel attending and given lots of time
-**** low-angle on very-low angle: capable.  Slow without key personnel
 ** how best to address the need
 *** objectives, milestones, who

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