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Training Ground Search & Rescue - Basic All Volunteer Ground Search and Rescue (GSAR) Team members in Manitoba are trained to Province of Manitoba - GSAR – Basic Level which provides members with the necessary skills required to work safely and effectively as a member of a member of their team. Instruction is provided in the following areas in order to build the necessary framework of basic skills:
This 20 hour basic training course provides volunteers with the necessary skills to safely and effectively operate as an effective member within a Team. The pre-requisite for this training course is Standard First Aid & CPR level C. There are approximately 1,400 GSAR – Basic volunteer responders trained and available in Manitoba. Ground Search & Rescue – Team Leader The next level of training available to the Manitoba GSAR network is the Team Leader program. This program was developed with the primary objective of ensuring that all Teams, trained or untrained were being lead by a competent and well trained individual who was trained to ensure the safety of the Team at all times, as well as to effectively carry out the objectives for the search mission. Team Leaders are normally members who have gained years of experience at the GSAR - Basic level, and have gained the necessary skills to provide effective leadership during SAR operations. The 20 hour Team Leader program reviews the many skills provided in the GSAR – Basic program, but emphasizes the responsibilities of the GSAR Team Leader during SAR operations. In addition, skills are performed during a night time scenario which adds an additional element of skill and necessary preparation. There are approximately 160 Team Leaders trained and available in Manitoba. Search Manager Search Manager training is the final level of training presently available in the Province of Manitoba. This 40 hour training program was developed through the Manitoba Emergency Services College and provides candidates with advanced skills and knowledge required to organize and implement an effective Search & Rescue Operation. Internationally recognized Search and Rescue Management theory and skills are utilized to develop the necessary frame work for this program. Search Manager training is presently made available to representatives of Emergency Response Agencies normally provided with the responsibility for lost or missing persons within their area of jurisdiction such as police or Parks Canada staff members. A trained Search Manager is normally dispatched to the scene of a Search & Rescue Operation in the Province of Manitoba by the Agency having jurisdiction. There are presently 34 trained Search Managers in the Province of Manitoba. Training Ground Search & Rescue - Basic All Volunteer Ground Search and Rescue (GSAR) Team members in Manitoba are trained to Province of Manitoba - GSAR – Basic Level which provides members with the necessary skills required to work safely and effectively as a member of a member of their team. Instruction is provided in the following areas in order to build the necessary framework of basic skills:
This 20 hour basic training course provides volunteers with the necessary skills to safely and effectively operate as an effective member within a Team. The pre-requisite for this training course is Standard First Aid & CPR level C. There are approximately 1,400 GSAR – Basic volunteer responders trained and available in Manitoba. Ground Search & Rescue – Team Leader The next level of training available to the Manitoba GSAR network is the Team Leader program. This program was developed with the primary objective of ensuring that all Teams, trained or untrained were being lead by a competent and well trained individual who was trained to ensure the safety of the Team at all times, as well as to effectively carry out the objectives for the search mission. Team Leaders are normally members who have gained years of experience at the GSAR - Basic level, and have gained the necessary skills to provide effective leadership during SAR operations. The 20 hour Team Leader program reviews the many skills provided in the GSAR – Basic program, but emphasizes the responsibilities of the GSAR Team Leader during SAR operations. In addition, skills are performed during a night time scenario which adds an additional element of skill and necessary preparation. There are approximately 160 Team Leaders trained and available in Manitoba. Search Manager Search Manager training is the final level of training presently available in the Province of Manitoba. This 40 hour training program was developed through the Manitoba Emergency Services College and provides candidates with advanced skills and knowledge required to organize and implement an effective Search & Rescue Operation. Internationally recognized Search and Rescue Management theory and skills are utilized to develop the necessary frame work for this program. Search Manager training is presently made available to representatives of Emergency Response Agencies normally provided with the responsibility for lost or missing persons within their area of jurisdiction such as police or Parks Canada staff members. A trained Search Manager is normally dispatched to the scene of a Search & Rescue Operation in the Province of Manitoba by the Agency having jurisdiction. There are presently 34 trained Search Managers in the Province of Manitoba. Manitoba Emergency Services College Codes & Standards Investigations Municipal Support Emergency Response Administration top
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