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Part 3 – Station Operations Chapter 4 – Surf Stations D.4.a. Command Screening Command recommendation is the primary method to screen potential prospective surfman. At a minimum, commands should assess the following characteristics when preparing a Direct Access endorsement: (01) Surfman job description. A Surfman is a leader and an expert in boat handling and Search and Rescue Operations that is expected to execute Search and Rescue under extreme pressure and weather conditions. Only time, training, and exposure can give a member the experience and judgment needed to perform under these conditions, thus making the training and certification process long and rigorous. This process should be expected to take up to four years before initial certification. The certification of Surfman is much more than just obtaining a competency, it is better described as a career path. With the follow on tour requirements after initial certification as outlined in the Reference (aaa), a member seeking to become a Surfman should expect to dedicate the next 8-10 years or longer to the surf community. (02) SOSTAG or Surf unit recommendation. It is highly recommended that a member desiring placement in the PSP call a SOSTAG member or Surf station to obtain the perspective of a Surf unit command (CO/OIC or XPO) on the realities of the duties as Surfman. (03) Eligibility. The member shall meet all requirements to enter the program. (04) Desire / motivation. The member shall possess the drive to persevere through a long and difficult qualification process. (05) Performance. Member shall have been proacti ve in performance of duties and in pursuing qualifications and advancement. (06) Judgment. The member shall have exercised good judgment and decision-making skills. Member shall have shown sufficient maturity. (07) Unit Location. Member should be aware of all surf unit locations and the fact that some are semi-isolated. D.4.b. Notice of Selection Non-surfman BM rated members who receive assignment to a surf station or NMLBS based upon their request are enrolled in the PSP. A notation to that effect will be made in the member’s orders. 3-68
Part 3 – Station Operations Chapter 4 – Surf Stations D.5. Program Completion and Exits a. Program Completion. Upon qualification as surfmen, members will begin an assignment in accordance with Reference (aaa) at their current unit as duty surfmen. If no billets are available at their current unit, members may be transferred to another surf unit. b. Follow-on Assignments. Follow-on assignments for surfmen include command cadre positions at boat stations and NMLBS instructor. Surfmen will also have opportunities for non-surf billets. Some recommended career paths for surfmen are listed below: 3-69
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