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Part 4 – Training Chapter 3 – System Components E.6.a. Oral Board Interview The board interview should include questions which will evaluate the prospective boat crewmember in terms of: (01) Leadership ability. (02) Judgment. (03) Maturity. (04) Knowledge of team coordination and risk assessment standards and concepts. Knowledge of the environmental conditions of the local area should be emphasized. The BCEB should question the trainee about: (01) Local weather. (02) Navigation. (03) Tides. (04) Currents. (05) Any particularly hazardous conditions that exist. E.6.b. Recommending Certification Once a candidate has completed the check-ride and oral board interview, the Chairman of the BCEB shall document the results in the E-Training System. If the candidate is not recommended, the board must state why and what areas of performance were not acceptable. Also, the report shall include specific recommendations for increased training and/or practical experience. 4-58
Part 4– Training Chapter 3 – System Components Section F. Ice Rescue Examination Board (IREB) Introduction F.1. Designation F.2. Members The Ice Rescue Examination Board (IREB) is comprised of certified ice rescuers selected by the CO/OIC and organized as applicable to examine and evaluate ice rescue candidates. The IREB is designated in writing. The primary function of the IREB is to recommend personnel for certification to ice rescuer positions. The board is responsible for the administration of practical exercises and personal interviews. The unit IREB serves as the quality control source for unit ice rescuers. The IREB shall be designated within the E-Training System. The IREB should consist of at least two certified ice rescuers. The size of the unit, as well as the number of personnel requiring certification, determines the size of board membership. F.3. Representation Members selected should be members of the unit representing different boat crew skills and positions found at the unit. Unit Commanders should monitor the performance of board members. For continuity, those members showing superior performance should be continued on the board F.4. Chairman of the Board F.5. Practical Exercises The CO/OIC will designate the Chairman of the Board, normally the XO/XPO. IREB’s shall plan and conduct practical exercises in order to evaluate prospective ice rescuers during on-ice conditions. The trainee should be able to perform all duties required for the ice rescuer position, up to the standards established in the qualification tasks for the ice rescuer position. The following specific guidelines apply to the positions indicated. 4-59
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