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3. Unlike the single role of the USAR First Responders, the development of USAR<br />

teams requires the training of people in the different roles that make up a USAR<br />

team. Therefore, to support the development of USAR teams across the globe,<br />

<strong>INSARAG</strong> recommends a training methodology whereby training is linked to an<br />

individual‘s position within a USAR Team.<br />

4. Each functional position within a USAR team has been identified and role<br />

descriptions developed. These role descriptions are common across all levels<br />

of USAR team capability, Light, Medium and Heavy, with variations to<br />

accommodate the different levels of skill and knowledge. Further details of<br />

Position Descriptions can be found in G8.2.<br />

5. <strong>INSARAG</strong> further recommends generic training requirements linked to team<br />

positions and role descriptions within the USAR Team structure. The training<br />

requirements are grouped into USAR Modules, facilitating organisations in<br />

developing USAR capacities.<br />

Figure 4: USAR Training Methodology<br />

G9.1 USAR First Responder Training Programme<br />

1 To assist in the development of local community response, <strong>INSARAG</strong> has<br />

developed the USAR First Responder Training Programme. The flexible<br />

programme can be used as a foundation for first responder capacity building in<br />

disaster prone countries. The programme, which can be adapted to suit local<br />

conditions, consists of:<br />

A USAR First Responder Course<br />

<strong>INSARAG</strong> <strong>Guidelines</strong> April <strong>2012</strong><br />

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