Cycle C – Santiam Pass Ski Patrol

What you will need to bring to the online sessions:

Setup
- Computer/tablet/phone with video – your video will be on so we can see faces
- Note taking tools
Navigation
- GPS
- Compass
Rope craft
- A length of rope and a length of cord – 5 or 6 feet each.
- Something to anchor the rope/cord.
When leading a session
1. Come prepared with supplies and practiced camera setup, angles and audio.
2. Explain what we are going to learn. A power point is not necessary. It might be nice to have a lesson plan in an online document or clearly written on paper to show the group as you begin your lesson.
3. Demonstrate. Go slow, make sure the class can see and hear. Take time for questions and suggestions.
4. Ask the class to demonstrate back on camera.
5. Give and allow feedback.
6. Finish with a review of what we did and learned.

What you will need to bring to the on-the-hill session:

For the classroom session
- Note taking tools
- GPS
- Compass
For the outside session – we will be in the trees and on the slopes
- If snow – be prepared to N/BC ski
- If no snow – hiking footwear
- A suitable size pack
- Suitable clothing and layers, gloves, gaiters
- Water and snacks

Let’s analyze cycle C and modify the list to fit our patrol.

Click/touch the up/down arrows on the right side of the [Cyc C] table column to sort the table. You may need to do this twice to get all the Cycle C group sorted to the top of the table.

#	Cyl A	Cyl B	Cyl C	Subject	Required Skills
01	X		X	Navigation	Set declination on compass
02	X		X	Navigation	Orient a map using a compass
03	X		X	Navigation	Determine position using Resectioning
04	X		X	Navigation	Follow a bearing by dead reckoning
05	X		X	Navigation	Determine position on map using six-digit UTM coordinates
06	X		X	Navigation	Determine position on map using L/L coordinates
07	X		X	Navigation	Determine approximate position using Township and Range
08	X		X	Navigation	Determine exact position using GPS UTM and L/L coordinates
09	X		X	Navigation	Manually enter a waypoint in a GPS receiver
10	X			Navigation	Use the GPS Go To function
11		X	X	Survival	Build a fire on snow and melt snow
12		X	X	Survival	Construct an emergency (quick) snow shelter
13		X		Repair	Repair a stripped binding screw
14		X		Repair	Repair a broken binding cable
15		X	X	Repair	Repair a broken ski pole
16		X	X	Knots	Tie a water knot
17		X	X	Knots	Tie a clove hitch
18		X	X	Knots	Tie a Truckers hitch
19	X		X	Knots	Tie a double fishermans knot
20	X		X	Knots	Tie a Prusik hitch
21	X		X	Knots	Tie a Munter hitch-mule combination
22		X	X	Knots	Tie a figure-8 on a bight and follow thru
23		X	X	Knots	Tie a load-releasing hitch
24		X	X	Knots	Tie a tent hitch (taut-line hitch)
25		X	X	OEC	Shelter a patient in place
26	X		X	OEC	Splint a mid-shaft femur fracture using ski poles
27		X	X	OEC	Explain how to assess and treat hypothermia
28		X	X	OEC	Explain how to assess and treat frostbite
29		X	X	Toboggan	Construct an emergency toboggan
30		X	X	Toboggan	Package a patient in an emergency toboggan
31		X		Toboggan	Construct a webbing harness
32		X	X	Toboggan	Team haul an emergency toboggan over rolling terrain
33		X	X	Incid. Mgmt.	Demonstrate the various incident management roles
34		X	X	Helicopter	Explain helicopter safety protocols
35		X	X	Helicopter	Explain the requirements for a helicopter landing zone
36		X	X	Helicopter	Explain how to assist a helicopter landing
37		X		SAR	Explain the SAR Incident Command System
38				SAR	Explain how the SAR systems works in the local area
39			X	SAR	Explain the hasty search plan(s) for your patrol
40	X		X	Rope Rescue	Explain all parts of the patrols rope rescue system (RRS)
41	X		X	Rope Rescue	Demonstrate safe patient access using the patrols RRS
42	X		X	Rope Rescue	Demonstrate how to secure patient to RRS
43	X		X	Rope Rescue	Demonstrate the patrols Z-pulley raising system
44	X		X	Rope Rescue	Demonstrate switch to lowering system
45	X		X	Rope Rescue	Demonstrate the patrols lowering system
46	X		X	Rope Rescue	Demonstrate switch back to raising system
47		X	X	Local	Demonstrate proper use of patrol radios
48		X	X	Local	Demonstrate knowledge of patrol protocols
49		X	X	Local	Demonstrate knowledge of patrol paperwork
50		X		Local	Demonstrate skiing skills required for patrol participation
51	Opt?			Avalanche	Plan a route in avalanche terrain
52	Opt?			Avalanche	Dig a hasty pit and analyze findings
53	Opt?			Avalanche	Prepare and analyze a snow pit diagram
54	Opt?			Avalanche	Lead a go no go discussion
55	Opt?			Avalanche	Quickly locate a buried transceiver in two feet of snow
56	Opt?			Avalanche	Quickly locate a buried transceiver in six feet of snow
57	Opt?			Avalanche	Quickly locate multiple buried transceivers at various depths
58	Opt?			Avalanche	Conduct an avalanche probe exercise
59	Opt?			Avalanche	Organize and lead a backcountry avalanche rescue exercise
60	Opt?			Rope Rescue	Identify all parts of an advanced (two-rope) rescue system
61	Opt?			Rope Rescue	Operate all parts of a two-rope rescue system in raising mode
62	Opt?			Rope Rescue	Lead the switch from raising to lowering mode
63	Opt?			Rope Rescue	Operate all parts of a two-rope rescue system in lowering mode
64	Opt?			Rope Rescue	Lead the switch from lowering to raising mode
65	Opt?			Rope Rescue	Act as Safety Officer for a two-rope rescue scenario
66	Opt?			Rope Rescue	Lead a two-rope rescue scenario
67	Opt?			SAR	Lead a SAR strike team
68	Opt?			SAR	Plan a SAR field exercise
69	Opt?			SAR	Lead a SAR field exercise
70	Opt?			SAR	Prepare a SAR after-action report