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CAP Training & Professional Development |
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Emergency Services (ES)
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| 'The GES exam is the first requirement needed to start training for Mission Scanner, Mission Observer, Mission Pilot, Mission Ground Support, and more than 20 more mission related duties. It can also lead to further qualifications such as Emergency Services Officer (which is Specialty Track 213). Click on the 'Read Me First' button below for more details. |
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| The first step: General Emergency Services (GES rating) |
Click here to view the training slides online, This is a Powerpoint presentation. Click here to get the free Powerpoint viewer if necessary
Click here for the online exams, CAPT 116 part
1 and I-100
Since this is an open book exam, you may want to
download a copy of the Powerpoint presentation to your
computer so you can easily review the material as you
take the online quiz. A clever way to do this is
to open two windows on your computer, one with the
presentation and the second one with the test.
Read the test question and then review the presentation
for the answer. This may sound like cheating, but
you'll actually be learning the material, and that's the
objective. At the end of the test you'll be told
whether you passed.
Once you have passed the test(s):
1) Download your 'Certificate(s) of
Completion'
2) Save a copy for your personal records
3) Consult the latest
Org chart to identify the
current Emergency Services Officer
4) Email a copy of your certificate(s) to
the ES Officer so that the he/she can keep
the records up to date for inspections.
Alternately, print a copy and hand deliver
or snail mail it to the appropriate ES
officer.
Cool! Now, how do I now get my 101 card? Click here for help |
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One or more parts of CAPT 117 will be required
for further ES ratings so this is a good time to
take the tests and print the certificates as you did
the CAPT 116. CAPT 117 Part 1
Training material |
| Here's a few of the more popular ratings under ES |
| Mission Scanner (MS) Training |
| Process: Attend a class with a certified CAP instructor and take an exam, or have any SET qualified member(s) sign off individual SQTR items. Participate in 2 airborne training missions as a Mission Scanner. Have your SQTR signed off by the instructor. Go to e-Services and input your accomplishments. Print your updated 101 card and SQTR, and keep a copy for your records. Also provide a copy of your SQRT to the Emergency Services Officer. Click here to see the current organization chart. |
| Training materials Aircrew & Flightline Personnel Training Materials
Scanner training slides
Click
here for THE BIG MANUAL You can also click here to view the CAP Regulation 60-3 -48 pages in PDF form. |
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Specialty Qualification Training Records (SQTR)
Click
here to go to eServices
Click here for all blank SQRT forms |
| Mission Observer (MO) Training |
| Process: Attend a class with a certified CAP instructor. Take an exam. Have your SQTR signed off by the instructor. For the Advanced training, operate instruments in the plane and plan searches and missions. Participate in training missions. Have your SQTR signed off. Go to e-Services and input your accomplishments. Print your updated 101 card and SQTR, and keep a copy for your records. Also provide a copy of your SQRT to the Emergency Services Officer. Click here to see the current organization chart. |
| Training materials Aircrew & Flightline Personnel Training Materials
Observer Training Slides
Click
here for THE BIG MANUAL You can also click here to view the CAP Regulation 60-3 -48 pages in PDF form. |
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Specialty Qualification Training Records (SQTR)
Click
here to go to eServices
Click here for all blank SQRT forms |
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GPS Training How to use
the GX55 GPS. Click below for the training
package, manual and simulator. Download a pdf version of the GX55 Manual here (22 pages)
Download the GX55/60 Delux simulator
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| Mission Pilot Training |
| Pilot Training Slides |
| More information on ES training -Reg 60-3 |
| Read the 48 page
CAP Regulation 60-3 for more information. This regulation prescribes concepts, policies, and standards that govern all Civil Air Patrol (CAP) supervisory, ground, and flight personnel in the training, qualification, and execution of CAP operational missions. Additional guidance is found in CAPR 60-1, CAP Flight Management; CAPR 60-5, Critical Incident Stress Management and other directives governing specific CAP policies. |
This page was last updated on Thursday, March 19, 2009