PIM 1 2012 Final - Canadian Sport Parachuting Association

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Have 1000 jumps Have observed and assisted on a coach 1 course in the last 2 years Nominated by a CF Apply to the CWC for consideration for acceptance on the next CF Training Seminar Evaluation on Course Facilitate a simulated C1 course Post Course Practical Requirements Follow the recommendation of the Master Course Facilitator to either assist a CF on one more Coach 1 course or proceed to challenging a Coach 1 course under the direct supervision of a Master Course Facilitator. Complete all tasks within two Calendar years Currency Requirements Complete a minimum of 50 jumps a year Teach each course the CF is rated for at least once in a 2 year period. Qualify For: CF rating to teach C2, JM, SSI, PFFI Master Course Facilitator Further CF information is available online at the CWC’s website, www.cspa.ca/cwc PROGRAMS IN DEVELOPMENT 7.9 COACH 2 – DICIPLINE SPECIFIC** Roles and Tasks Provide Intermediate to advanced coaching in specific disciplines such as, Freefly, canopy piloting, Formation Skydiving etc. Prerequisites CSPA PIM 1 © April 2012 26 C2 Certified Evaluation on Course In development Post Course Practical Requirements In development Currency Requirements In development Qualify For: In development ** This program is currently under development. 7.10 COMPETITION DEVELOPMENT COACH** Roles and Tasks To develop athletes for Provincial and National competitions Prerequisites In development Evaluation on Course In development Post Course Practical Requirements In development Currency Requirements In development Qualify For: In development ** This program is currently under development.
Judges’ Ratings SECTION 8: JUDGES, RIGGER, EXHIBITION JUMP, & TANDEM RATINGS There are four levels of Judges' Ratings issued by CSPA. They are Qualified Evaluator, Provincial, National and FAI Parachuting Judge. These ratings are issued for each skydiving discipline in the sport. The Qualified Evaluator rating is the first level of rating acquired after successfully completing a Level 1 Judge’s Course for one of the six disciplines. Successive ratings at the Provincial, National and FAI levels are obtained by completing additional courses and logging mandatory levels of experience. At the international level, FAI Parachuting Judges must also meet the requirements of the current FAI Sporting Code, General Section, Section 5 and its annexes, and the Competition Rules for the discipline. As higher levels of ratings are obtained Judges enjoy greater privileges from their ratings. The privileges of a FAI Judge include: • representing Canada at any FAI 1 st or 2 nd Category Event, having met the current FAI/IPC qualification requirements. • acting as a Principal Judge, Event or Chief Judge at any competition. • certifying Qualified Evaluator, Provincial, National and International Judge rating applications. • conducting Level I and II Judge’s Courses. • conducting Training and Evaluation seminars. • conducting Re-Evaluation Tests. In order to ensure that a rated Judge remains active and current, certain minimum annual activity requirements are imposed in order for the rating to remain valid. For a complete summary of the program including qualification requirements, privileges and annual revalidation requirements see the complete text of the CSPA Judge Rating Program in PIM 4E. Rigger Ratings The aim of the CSPA rigging program is to have a core group of dedicated individuals who have the knowledge, experience and personal integrity to act as parachute technicians for our sport, keeping the average skydiver's equipment safe and functional. Rigger certification requires, on the part of all candidates, an exhibited personal commitment to maintain a level of expertise and currency. This currency would include performing parachute-rigging activities for at least thirty (30) days within the previous 12 months or by demonstrating to the T&SC the ability to perform related rigging activities. Rigger “A” (RA) An entry level program designed and administered by the Technical & Safety Committee constantly in a state of revision as necessity dictates. As changes and improvements to the technology of parachuting progresses, the T&SC attempts to remain abreast of developments by introducing them into the program on a timely basis. CSPA PIM 1 © April 2012 27 Candidates wishing to become involved in a Rigger A Course would need to be a CSPA member, hold a CSPA “B” Certificate of Proficiency, be of age of majority in the province in which the course is being conducted, and hold a CSPA main packing endorsement. Prior to, during, or post course, candidates will need to inspect and repack, under direct supervision of a person who holds at least a CSPA Rigger A “continuous” ram-air certificate, a minimum of ten ram-air reserve parachutes, from a variety of canopy and harness/container manufacturers. They will need to supply proof of these repacks—signed off by the supervising rigger. The course normally involves approximately 60 hours (6 days) of classroom and practical sessions – depending on class size—in addition to a number of home-study and practical assignments. At completion of the course a written examination will be administered and if a candidates has completed the minimum requirements for inspection/repacks (10) they will also perform a packing test. The written exam requires a minimum pass mark of at least 80% and practical assignments and tests require a pass mark of at least 90%. A temporary certificate and seal symbol with be issued upon completion of all prerequisites and course requirements. Within the 12 months following the course candidates will need to supply proof of inspection/repacks for an additional ten (10) ram-air reserve parachutes. At that time “continuous” full certification will be issued and the rigger may continue rigging activities allowed under the certificate. To remain current and valid riggers then only need to maintain CSPA membership and be involved in rigging activities for 30 days during the previous 12 months. The Rigger A will be qualified to inspect and re-certify sport ram-air reserve parachute systems, remove and replace component parts of a sport parachute system and make minor repairs to sport parachuting equipment. A Rigger A, once fully certified, may assist with Rigger A courses if under direct supervision of a qualified Rigger Instructor; may supervise Rigger A candidates; may endorse inspection/repacks of those in training for a Rigger A Course, and may train and certify those wishing the CSPA main packing endorsement. A Rigger A, once fully certified, may attend a seminar directed at obtaining the “round” reserve parachute rating. This seminar, held over a weekend, would deal with the various round parachutes in use, deployment theory, deployment methods and the various sport harness/container systems used for round canopies. A minimum of ten (10) inspection/repacks of round parachutes is required for this rating. They will need to supply proof of these repacks—signed off by the supervising rigger. Tandem Reserve Type-Rating An endorsement for Rigger A’s holding a Ram-Air Rating that allows them to inspect, repack and perform minor repairs to Tandem equipment. All candidates need proof of inspection/repacks performed, under direct supervision of an appropriately rated rigger, of at least 10 Tandem reserves, preferably from a variety of manufacturers. This type rating is mandatory for all Rigger B’s.
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