CAP Crew SAR Training Syllabus V2 2

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CAP Crew TrainingSyllabus & Log Book

Individual Training Record & Air Time Documentation


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COASTGUARD AIR PATROL - Training Schedule

PILOT IN COMMAND

Phase of learning Support Training and deliverymethod(CBES, External or Unit)

Modules or CAP Manual Delivery Method(CBES, External OR Unit)

Induction

Unit Induction Unit Personal Safety Theory CBES

HS&E Unit Personal Safety

Practical Unit/CBES

First Aid Cert. External Ditching Skills Unit/External

NZ SAR System CBES Crew Resource

Management Unit

Qualifications

Valid Pilot licence In accordance with CAR VHF Certificate CBES Course

Unit 300 Hours pilotexperience (100 PIC)

Induction to include:

Unit(i) 15 hours low flying(Ground/water)

(ii) 10 hours night flying. Unit

Annual SAR

Competency assessment

Unit

Type rated for SARaircraft with minimumof 10 hours per type

Unit

SAR VFR Unit

SAR Knowledge

Local area familiarity Wet Unit Legal Considerations CBES

CRV familiarity Wet Unit SAR Communications CBES SAR Role - equipment CBES Search Techniques CBES Working With Aircraft CBES

NOTE: Ditching dri lls - The practical comp onent includ es a recommended Helicopter Underwater Escape TrainingCourse.

Completion of the Pilot in Command syllabus will provide a certificate that the member is trained to the approved standard asa Coastguard SAR Pilot.


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COASTGUARD AIR PATROL - Training Schedule

IN FLIGHT COORDINATOR


Modules or CAP Manual Delivery Method(CBES, External OR Unit)

Induction

Qualified as Coastguard In Flight Observer. Refer to Observer training schedule.

SAR Knowledge Search Techniques CBES Air Patrol Manual Unit

Understanding of Search techniquesincluding - Datum, drift, leeway, weatherfactors, search patterns.

On scene command On Scene Command CBES Understands GPS GPS Certificate CBES

Understands basic chart work Day Skipper (Chartcontent only)

CBES

Marine VHF/RRTOC Marine VHF Certificate CBES

Radio Direction Finder To be advised.

NOTE: Ditchin g dril ls - The practical compo nent inclu des a recommended Helicopter Underwater EscapeTraining Course.

Completion of the In Flight Coordinators syllabus will provide a Certificate that the member is trained to therecognised standard as Coastguard In Flight Coordinator.


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COASTGUARD AIR PATROL Training Schedule

IN FLIGHT OBSERVER


Modules or CAP Manual Delivery Method(CBES, External ORUnit)

Induction Unit Induction Unit Personal Safety - Theory CBES

Unit HS&E Policy Unit Personal Safety - Practical CBES/Unit

First Aid Cert.

External

Ditching Theory

Unit

Ditching - Practical Unit/External

Crew Resource Management. Unit Aircraft and Airfield Familiarity

Unit

SAR Knowledge

Unit/Wet Unit. NZ SAR System CBES Local areafamiliarisation Vessel type familiarisation Unit

Observation skills - vessels CBES

Observation skills - aircraft CBES SAR role - equipment Unit

SAR Communications. CBES

Legal considerations. CBES

Working with aircraft CBES

NOTE: Ditching dri lls - The practical compo nent inclu des a recommended Helicop ter Underwater Escape Training Course.

Completion of the In Flight Observer syllabus will provide a certificate that the member is trained to the approved standard as aCoastguard In Flight Observer.


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Introduction

CAP Crew SAR Training Syl labus & Trainin g Record

This book is used to record volunteer CAP Crew Members progression through the CNZ CAP Crew SAR Training Syllabus.

PURPOSE

The syllabus sets out the minimum standards expected of a CAP Crew Member. Units may increase the standard expected of crew

members according to local requirements by nominating more stringent assessments. Unit Training Officers are to complete the

practical aspects and upgrade the SAR Database (or advise the Regional Office accordingly who will update the SAR Database). It

should also be noted where increased standards have been put into effect.

RESOURCES

The syllabus makes use of a range of resources to train Crew Members including the CNZ SAR Crew Modules, Coastguard Boating

Education and external agencies (e.g. First Aid Courses). Guidelines are also provided in the syllabus for internal training.

AIR TIME

CAP Crew Members are encouraged to have their air time logged on the pages provided at the back of this book.

TIME FRAMESThere are no maximum or minimum time frames recommended for Crew Members to successfully complete the syllabus. It is

anticipated, however, that a reasonable period might be 3-9 months at any level; the Crew Members attitude and application and the

Units training progamme, will ultimately determine how quickly a Crew Member progresses through the levels.

OTHER TRAINING

Crew Members should include documentation of any other training that supports their qualification as a CAP Crew Member. A page for

recording this information appears at the back of this book.


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Contents

Induction1. Introduction to CAP Crew SAR Training ......................... ...........2. CAP Crew Training Schedule ...............................................3 . Personal Safe ty . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4. New Zealand SAR System ...................................................

Trainee Crew1. Aircraf t In t roduct ion . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

2. HUET - Recommended

3. Legal Considerations .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . .

4. SAR Communications.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .5. Observation Techniques .. . . . . .. . . . . .. . . . . . .. . . . . . .. . . . . . .. . . . . . .. . . . . .. . . . . . .

6. First Aid Certificate. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .7. Day Skipper.8. CBES Marine VHF Radio Operator Qualification ........................9. Local Area Familarisation ....................................................

Operat ional Crew1. Search Techniques . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . .2. Working with Aircraft ...........................................................

3 . On Scene Command . . . . .. . . . . .. . . . .. . . . . .. . . . .. . . . . .. . . . . .. . . . .. . . . . .. . . . ..4. CBES GPS Certificate............................................................

5. Air Time, SAR VFR and PIC hours logged..

1. Documentation of Air Time

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Unit Title Introduction to CAP Crew Training

Aim On completion of assignments, the Crew Member is able to understand thestructure of Coastguard nationally, regionally, and be aware of specificinformation about the Unit.

Crew Members Assignments Unit Training Officers Role1. Attend Units Induction program. 1. Complete Induction to Active

Membership form.2. Learn about the role of CNZ and the

structure of Coastguard nationally.2. Use CNZ literature, manuals, brochures

etc.3. Learn specifics about the local Unit,

including discipline, operations andresponsibilities.

3. Refer to any in-house regulations,protocols etc. Describe Unitmanagement structure.

UTOs Assessment1. Active Membership form filled in completely, signed2. Read, Understand and Sign the CAP Health & Safety Policy.3. Crew Member can describe the roles of both CNZ, the Region and the

Unit.4. Crew Member can describe the management structure of the Unit and

any regional or internal policies that may affect his/her activity as a CAPCrew Member.

5. Crew Member can describe the roles of both CNZ, the Region and theUnit.

6. Crew Member can describe the various elements of the CAP HS&E policy.

Unit fully completed and records updated on (date):____/__/________

Signed Unit Training Officer:____________________________________________

Comments:


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Unit Title CAP Crew Training Schedule

Aim On completion of assignments, the Crew Member is to understand how theCAP Crew Training Schedule is structured and what their contribution may beas a crew member.

Crew Members Assignments Unit Training Officers Role4. Learn about the CAP Crew Minimum

Standards.1. Use CNZ CAP Manual.

5. Learn about the contents and aims ofeach level of the CAP Training Schedule.

2. Use this document to describe theSchedule content and how the levelsprogress.

6. Learn about the role Crew Members playin the operations of the CAP Unit.

4. Refer to any in-house practices, trainingcalendars, local expectations, etc.

UTOs Assessment7. Crew Member can outline CAP roles in the CAP Crew Training Schedule8. Crew Member has personal copy of the CAP Crew Training Syllabus and

Training Record Book.9. Crew Member can describe the responsibilities he/she has as a CAP Crew

Member.

Unit fully completed and records updated on (date):____/__/_________

Signed Unit Training Officer:___________________________________________

Comments:


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Unit Title Personal Safety

Aim On completion of assignments, the Crew Member is to understand theprincipals of personal safety.

Crew Members Assignments SAR Tutors Role1. Complete personal safety module. 1. Present module and evaluate Crew

Members understanding of subject.2. Learn about the contents and aims of

each level of the CAP Training Schedule.2. Use this document to describe the

Schedule content and how the levelsprogress.

3. Learn about the role Crew Members playin the operations of the CAP Unit.

3. Refer to any in-house practices, trainingcalendars, local expectations, etc.

UTOs Assessment1. Crew Member can describe possible medical effects of air environment on

human body.2. Crew Member can identify inherent hazards and safety considerations when

using equipment on the aircraft.3. Crew Member makes appropriate choices for personal safety equipment, e.g.

personal clothing and accessories (knives) etc.4. In a pool situation, Crew Member demonstrates the correct use andoperation of the PFD as used by the CAP Unit. This is to include oral andautomatic inflation, and to be carried out whilst wearing survival suits etc orequipment normally worn whilst on operational duty.

Unit fully completed and records updated on (date):____/____/________


Comments:


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Unit Title NZ SAR System

Aim On completion of assignments, the Crew Member is to understand theadministrative structure of Marine SAR in New Zealand.

Crew Members Assignments SAR Tutors Role1. Complete the NZ SAR System Module. 1. Present module and evaluate members

understanding of subject.

UTOs Assessment1. Crew Member can define Search & Rescue.

2. Crew Member can describe the SAR incident classification.3. Crew Members can give names of at least three non-Coastguard Marine SAR

agencies.4. Crew Member can describe the local roles of Marine SAR Advisor, Marine SAR

Controller and On Scene Commander.5. Crew Member can describe what RCCNZ is.

Unit fully completed and records updated on (date):_____/____/_________

Signed Unit Training Officer:____________________________________________

Comments:


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Unit Title Aircraft Introduction

Aim On completion of assignments, the Crew Member is to:1. Understand the layout of the aircraft, its parts, capability and

performance;2. Understand the standard safety precautions during pre-take off,

taxiing, refuel, taking off and landing of the aircraft;3. Understand what safety equipment is carried within the aircraft, its

location and use;4. Understand the principles and basic procedures relevant to their role

encompassed in the aircraft safety system

Crew Members Assignments SAR Tutors Role1. Crew member to be introduced to the

various aircraft.1. Fully introduce aircraft in terms of layout

and parts, giving Crew Memberinformation on aircraft capability andperformance.

2. Learn about safety precautions andprocedures for taxiing, refueling, take offand landing of the aircraft.

2. Give practical demonstrations of safetyprecautions pre taxi, taxiing, refuel, takeoff and landing. Allow Crew Member topractice procedures under supervisionwhere required and evaluate

performance.3. Learn about the CAP Safety System

Manual.3. Teach crew member about reasons for

the CRV Safety System Manual.Introduce Crew Member to basic duties.

UTOs Assessment1. Crew Member can discuss variations in aircraft, their capabilities and safety

equipment.2. Crew Member can describe safety rules for during pre-take off, taxiing,

refuel, taking off and landing of the aircraft.3. Crew Member can describe what safety equipment is carried on the aircraft,where it is located and its use.

4. Crew Member can describe basics from CAP Safety System Manual.

Unit fully completed and records updated on (date):____/____/________


Comments:


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Unit Title HUET Training - Recommended

Aim On completion of course, the Crew Member is to have completed HUET

Crew Members Assignments Unit Training Officers Role1. Obtain HUET Certificate. 1. Sight certificate on completion.2. Renew qualification every 5 years. 2. Update this page as Crew Member

renews qualification every five years.

UTOs Assessment

1. Externally assessed.2. Crew Members HUET certificate sighted.

Initial fully completed and records updated on (date):_________________________________

Signed Unit Training Officer:_____________________________________________________

Note: It is recommended that HUET re-certification occurs every five years. The TrainingOfficer is to update this page whenever the Crew Member provides evidence of a renewedcertificate.

Course Type DateRenewed

UTOs Name


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Unit Title Legal Considerations

Aim On completion of this assignment, the Crew Member is to understand thebasic laws and regulations that govern SAR activity for Coastguard Members.

Crew Members Assignments SAR Tutors Role1. Complete Legal Considerations Module. 1. Present module and evaluate Crew

Members understanding of subject.

UTOs Assessment

1. Crew Member can state name of legislative Act that governs aviationtransport.

Unit fully completed and records updated on (date):__________________________________


Comments:


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Unit Title SAR Communications

Aim On completion of assignments, the Crew Member is to be able to demonstrateknowledge of SAR radio techniques and log keeping.

Crew Members Assignments SAR Tutors Role1. Complete SAR Communications Module 1. Present module and evaluate Crew


UTOs Assessment

1. Take part in discussions or lectures regarding specific radio equipment withinCoastguard, and learn about any requirements regarding logs, proceduresetc.

2. Crew Member can identify radios in the aircraft and explain the displaypanel, knobs, switches etc.

3. Crew Member can describe relevant VHF radio frequencies.4. Crew Member can demonstrate the procedures for issue, response, relay and

control of distress signals.5. Crew Member can demonstrate correct use of incident and log sheets.



Comments:


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Unit Title Observation Techniques

Aim On completion of assignments, the Crew Member is to be able to demonstratea disciplined observation technique, and is to be able to demonstrate use oftechnical observation aids. In addition, Crew Member is to have a goodunderstanding of personal limitations during observation duty.

Crew Members Assignments Unit Training Officers Role1. Complete Observation Techniques

module.1. Present module and evaluate Crew

Members understanding of subject.2. Complete Air Observers Course. 2. Provide opportunity for attendance at Air

Observers Course

UTOs Assessment1. Crew Member can describe good techniques during observation exercises.2. Crew Member can describe use of on-board technical observation aids.



Comments:


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Unit Title First Aid Certificate

Aim On completion of course, the Crew Member is to have current First AidCertificate and be proficient in basic First Aid and basic Life Support

Crew Members Assignments Unit Training Officers Role1. Obtain First Aid Certificate. 1. Sight Certificate on completion.2. Renew qualification every 24 months. 2. Update this page as Crew Member

renews qualification every 24 months.

UTOs Assessment1. Externally assessed.2. Crew Members First Aid certificate sighted.

Initial fully completed and records updated on (date):_________________________________


Note: First Aid certificates are to be renewed every 24 months. The Training Officer is toupdate this page whenever the Crew Member provides evidence of a renewed certificate.

Course Type DateRenewed

UTOs Name


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Unit Title Day Skipper Qualification

Aim On completion of assignment, the Crew Member is to have a good workingknowledge of the rules and regulations taught as part of the Day SkipperCourse.

Crew Members Assignments Unit Training Officers Role1. Obtain Day Skipper qualification. 2. Sight certificate and note number below.

UTOs Assessment

1. Externally assessed.2. Crew Members Day Skipper qualification sighted

Qualification Achieved: Day Skipper Cert No.__________________Date:_________________



Comments:


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Unit Title Marine VHF Radio Operator Qualification

Aim On completion of assignment, the Crew Member is to be proficient in standardVHF use and procedures.

Crew Members Assignments Unit Training Officers Role1. Obtain Marine VHF Radio Operator

qualification.1. Sight certificate and note number below.

UTOs Assessment

1. Externally assessed.2. Crew Members Marine VHF Radio Operator qualification sighted

Qualification Achieved: Marine VHF Cert No.__________________Date:__________________



Comments:


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Unit Title Local Area Familiarisation

Aim On completion of this assignment, the Crew Member is to be able todemonstrate a good standard of familiarity within their area of operation.

Crew Members Assignments Unit Training Officers Role1. Develop familiarity with the CAPs area of

operation, especially in terms of gazettedfeature names, local names and hazards;and prevailing weather, sea and tideconditions.

1. Take part in interactive discussions withmember and fill in knowledge gaps.During practical or tabletop exercise,assess Crew Members familiarity withlocal area and conditions.

UTOs Assessment1. Crew Member can indicate the location of common regional features on a

chart.2. Crew Member can distinguish and recognise both gazetted and colloquial

terms for features.3. Crew Member can describe commonly known nautical hazards.4. Crew Member can describe prevailing weather conditions at certain areas.



Comments:


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Unit Title Search Techniques

Aim On completion of this assignment, the Crew Member is to be able todemonstrate a good understanding of commonly used search techniques,including a grasp of commonly used terms and basic search patterns.Emphasis in this module is on the Crew Members understanding of thetheoretical basis of search techniques.

Crew Members Assignments SAR Tutors Role1. Complete Search Techniques module. 1. Present module and evaluate Crew


UTOs Assessment1. Crew Member can define basic terms and abbreviations commonly used

during search planning and execution, especially:a. Track Spacingb. Sweep Widthc. Coveraged. Search Legse. Initial Position or Splash Pointf. Datumg. Datum Drift

2. Crew Member can describe or illustrate what is meant by the followingsearch patterns:

a. Expanding Boxb. Creeping Line Aheadc. Combine Air/Sea Search

3. Crew Member can describe the search planning sequence4. Crew Member can discuss at least four key factors to consider when

determining which search pattern to employ.



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Unit Title Working with Aircraft

Aim On completion of the assignment, the Crew Member is to be able todemonstrate a basic working knowledge of safety procedures and standardoperating procedures to be followed when working with aircraft, especiallyhelicopters.

Crew Members Assignments SAR Tutors Role1. Complete Working with Aircraft module. 1. Present module and evaluate Crew


UTOs Assessment1. Crew Member can identify functions of various aircraft personnel.2. Crew Member can describe special considerations for communications

between surface vessels and aircraft.3. Crew Member can describe or demonstrate standard winching procedures.



Comments:


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Unit Title On Scene Command

Aim On completion of the assignment, the Crew Member is to be able to makesound on-scene assessments, and describe appropriate techniques andprotocols for on-scene command.

Crew Members Assignments SAR Tutors Role1. Complete On Scene Command module. 1. Present module and evaluate Crew


UTOs Assessment1. Crew Member can describe and/or demonstrate coordination of standard

rescue command procedures.



Comments:


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Unit Title GPS Certificate

Aim On completion of assignment the Crew Member is to be able to demonstrate agood understanding and use of GPS as a navigational aid.

Crew Members Assignments Unit Training Officers Role1. Obtain GPS certificate. 1. Sight certificate and note number below.

UTOs Assessment1. Externally assessed.2. Crew Members GPS certificate sighted

Qualification Achieved: GPS Cert No.__________________Date:__________________



Comments:


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Air Time

Log 300 actual hours

Unit Training Officer to sight and confirm that 300 actual air time hours havebeen logged.

Signed: ______________ Unit Training Officer Date/./20

Comments:

Log SAR VFR Training hours

Unit Training Officer to sight and confirm that 15 hours low flying (over groundand water) and 10 hours night flying experience have been logged.

Signed: ______________ Unit Training Officer Date/./20

Comments:

Log Type rated for search aircraft with minimum 10 hours PIC on eachtype

Unit Training Officer to sight and confirm minimum 10 hours PIC on eachaircraft type.


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Documentation of Air TimeDate A/C

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Documentation of Air TimeDate A/C

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