From PCSAR
\documentclass{pc}
\title{Incident Review (PCSAR DOC-29)}
\docfilename{incident-review.tex}
\docstatus{draft}
\date{2003-10-17}
\begin{document}
\maketitle
Thank you for your participation in this recent incident. As always,
we want to learn from what happened so as to improve our skills and
organization. Please take a few days to gather your thoughts on the
incident. The questions below might help. If you like, use the back
of the page for more room.
There will be a critique where all participants can discuss their
ideas. Normally this is within one week after the incident and will
be announced through the fan-out system. Otherwise the critique will
be at the next regular meeting of the Pincher Creek SAR, which is the
first Tuesday of each month, at 7:00 p.m. at the fire hall.
If you cannot make it to the critique we still want to hear from
you. You can mail this sheet to PC Search and Rescue, Box 1705,
Pincher Creek, T0K 1W0.
\def\AnswerSpace{\vskip 0.35 in}
1. Which incident was this? When did it happen?
\AnswerSpace
2. What were you asked to do? What happened?
\AnswerSpace
3. What did you learn from this incident?
\AnswerSpace
4. Were your resources used effectively? How could you have been better
used?
\AnswerSpace
5. What should we do differently in the future?
\AnswerSpace
6. What worked very well?
\AnswerSpace
7. Did you find this a fulfilling or frustrating experience? Why?
\AnswerSpace
8. If this was a training exercise, did you learn enough, too much, too
little? What could be done to make this a better learning experience?
\AnswerSpace
9. What else would you like to say?
\end{document}
%%% Local Variables:
%%% mode: latex
%%% TeX-master: t
%%% End:
