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1 SAR NEEDS ASSESSMENT HAZARDS AND ACTIVITIES Page 1 of 5 SAR GROUP: REVIEWER: DATE: A Needs Assessment is done to determine: Types of callouts that have or could occur within a SAR group s operational area Number of trained personnel required to respond Resources required Once risks have been identified, compare current capabilities to those identified as needed. Plan for future needs. GEOGRAPHICAL HAZARDS POSSIBLE RESCUE TYPES Swiftwater Large Lake(s) Large River(s) Flat Ice Glacier(s) Ravines / Gullies Cliffs Highway Embankments Avalanche Terrain High Mountains Medical: Cardiac Emergency Head/Spinal Injury Hypothermia Broken Limb(s) ACTIVITIES Rank by Volume Hiking Camping Mountain Biking Power boating Whitewater Kayaking Canoeing/Kayaking Rafting/Tubing Swimming Hunting Fishing ROLES Urban searches (walkaways, children) Disaster Assistance Hang/paragliding, Parachuting Rock Climbing Mountaineering Backcountry/Cross Country Skiing Downhill Skiing/Snowboarding Snowshoeing Snowmobiling Ice Climbing Ice Fishing Mushroom/Berry/Salal/Cone Picking, Photography, Rock Hunting Mutual Aid to Non-SAR Agencies Evidence Searches Major Trauma Near Drowning Animal Attack Medical Emergency Multiple Casualty Incident Technical: Cliff/Slope Rescue Stranded/Injured Climber In-Water Swiftwater Rescue Fall Through Ice Avalanche Burial Overdue/Missing Boater Capsized Boat Other Agencies & Capabilities List other agencies that may already be responding or capable of responding, i.e. Highway Rescue, Fire Dept., National or Provincial Parks, Forestry, Fisheries, etc. Identify mutual aid potential. AGENCY CAPABILITIES JURISDICTION
2 SAR NEEDS ASSESSMENT HISTORICAL REVIEW, ANNUAL VOLUME Page 2 of 5 GROUND ENVIRONMENT/SCENARIO YEAR: Urban searches for Alzheimer/Dementia/Children/Suicide subjects Searches for lost persons in wilderness in Summer (Non-technical) Searches for lost persons in wilderness in Winter (Non-technical) Evacuation of injured person Body recovery Evidence searches WATER Rescues in swift water Searches in and around swift water Rescues in flat water (lakes/large rivers) Searches in flat water (lakes/large rivers) Flat ice rescue MOUNTAIN Mountain Search (Class 4 terrain or above, glacier travel, lead climbing) Mountain Rescue (Class 4 terrain or above, glacier travel, lead climbing, ice climbing, 'Big Wall' rescue) Avalanche search & rescue (including searching in avalanche terrain) Technical rope rescue (high angle, ground based) Embankment rescue (highway/vehicle) Hang/paraglider rescue (tree-based) NATURAL DISASTERS Interface Fire, Flood, Earthquake, Storm Cave/Mine rescues Missing/Downed Aircraft (Providing Mutual Aid) Mutual Aid to SAR/Non-SAR Other:
3 SAR NEEDS ASSESSMENT HISTORICAL REVIEW, LOCATIONS Page 3 of 5 GROUND ENVIRONMENT/SCENARIO Urban searches for Alzheimer/Dementia/Children/Suicide subjects LOCATIONS WITH RECURRING CALLS Rank by Volume Searches for lost persons in wilderness in Summer (Non-technical) Searches for lost persons in wilderness in Winter (Non-technical) Evacuation of injured person Body recovery Evidence searches WATER Rescues in swift water Searches in and around swift water Rescues in flat water (lakes/large rivers) Searches in flat water (lakes/large rivers) Flat ice rescue MOUNTAIN Mountain Search (Class 4 terrain or above, glacier travel, lead climbing) Mountain Rescue (Class 4 terrain or above, glacier travel, lead climbing, ice climbing, 'Big Wall' rescue) Avalanche search & rescue (including searching in avalanche terrain) Technical rope rescue (high angle, ground based) Embankment rescue (highway/vehicle) Hang/paraglider rescue (tree-based) NATURAL DISASTERS Interface Fire, Flood, Earthquake, Storm Cave/Mine rescues Missing/Downed Aircraft (Providing Mutual Aid) Mutual Aid to SAR/Non-SAR Other:
4 SAR NEEDS ASSESSMENT SKILLS Page 4 of 5 Qualifications Bold are JIBC- Provided Training GROUND SEARCH GSAR # Req d for Typical Response # Required for Large Response # Trained People Req ed to Maintain Response Levels Current Numbers Training Provider Mutual Aid Sources Available Mutual Aid Response Time(s) Ground Search TL SAR Manager Track Aware Tracker 1 Tracker 2 Sign Cutter Hover Exit/Entry Rope Rescue TM Rope Rescue TL AVALANCHE OAR-TM OAR-TL Aval. Dog Handler CAA Aval. Tech 1 CAA Aval. Tech 2 WATER RESCUE Swiftwater Search Ops. SRT1 SRT2 Flat Ice Power Sqdn. MOUNTAIN RESCUE MR1 MR2 MR3 FIRST AID OFA1 OFA2 OFA3 CURRENT TRAINING NEEDS Course # Future Needs GSAR Instructor GSTL Instructor SAR Mgt. Recurrency
5 SAR NEEDS ASSESSMENT SKILLS, Cont. Page 5 of 5 PRACTICE/TRAINING FREQUENCY REQUIRED TO MAINTAIN CAPABILITY Recommended: Monthly Semi-Monthly Quarterly Biannually Annually Discipline Ground Search Skills Tracking Rope Rescue 20hrs/yr. Avalanche In season Swiftwater Rescue In season Boat Operations/Rescue In season Mountain Rescue First Aid Comments SAR NEEDS ASSESSMENT SPECIAL EQUIPMENT SPECIAL EQUIPMENT Command Vehicle # AVAIL. IN-GROUP GROUP NEEDS TO ACQUIRE AVAILABLE FROM MUTUAL AID WHEN MUTUAL AID IS NOT AVAILABLE Command Tent / Trailer Camp Kit Extra Portable Radios Radio Direction Finding PLB Tracker Portable Repeater Permanent Repeater Generator Rope Rescue Kit Basket Stretcher/Pt. Kit Power Boat Jet Boat Raft All-Terrain Vehicle (ATV) Snowmobile Snow Cat Avalanche Beacons NOTE: Identify alternate sources in case outside equipment is not available. Once risks have been identified and response capabilities defined, consider where there may be more than one callout concurrently. Also consider when a mutual aid resource may not be available due to a callout of their own. Also, identify the number of resources that can be assigned to a mutual aid call while continuing to provide coverage.
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