Additional reference material and material from books (copy)

Boat Crew Qualification Guide for CG Auxiliary

State importance of comms from boat-to-boat, boat-to-shore, & shore-to-boat (BC TRAMAN)

If you lose communications with the Guard Station for 30 minutes Cox’ must RTB

Participate in risk assessment using GAR from TCT/RM training including weather, facility limitations, crew fitness, and patrol fatigue limits. (BC TRAMAN)

Vessel

State the physical requirements needed to participate in the AUX BC Program (Aux Manual, Operations Process Guide, and Aux Training Handbook)

There are no specific physical standards;Auxiliarist must demonstrate mobility & endurance; demonstrate ability tosuccessfully complete each task; personally, with confidence, and safely.

State policy & responsibility of a crew member that member is unfit/unable to perform (Aux Manual, Operations Process Guide, and Aux Training Handbook)

Each member is charged the responsibility to use good judgement & common sense to evaluate their own ability, and decline orders when unable to perform to standards.

State policy & responsibility of crew if aware of another crewman unfit to perform (Aux Manual, Operations Process Guide, and Aux Training Handbook)

Immediately bring the situation to the attention of the Cox’n, FC, OIA, and Director via the Chain of leadership.

State who is responsible to abort mission if crewman or Cox’n is unfit to perform (Aux Manual, Operations Process Guide, and Aux Training Handbook)

Any Operations Staff Officer; Unit Elected or Appointed Officer; Facility Owner; Cox’n

State the policy on personal grooming and uniform requirements. – Grooming (Aux Manual, Operations Process Guide, and Aux Training Handbook)

Should be close to Military Standards. Uniform - Shall be clean, pressed, not faded, not ripped or worn. Boots - When NOT on a Facility shall be shined, otherwise Black

State the policy for rendering First Aid and CPR – (Ops Process Guide)

Auxiliarists assigned to duty can give First Aid. Only provide aid to the level you are trained. If CPR qualified give CPR, if not don’t. Auxiliarists are encouraged to develop and maintain First Aid qualifications.