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This course deals with search practice in a variety of suburban contexts. It analyses factors impacting on suburban search success and the usefulness of particular search methods in differing suburban situations. It deals with the behaviour patterns of common suburban search subject types, iextends the understanding of the missing person matrix and teaches how to maximise the probability of detection by applying tracking skills in suburban settings. Unique aspects of suburban searches, such as legal constraints, private and commercial property considerations and dealing with non-searchers are also discussed. The course has a night search component and a follow on reflective practice element.
Duration:
Pre-workshop: Consists of reading, exercises and written activities designed to introduce you to the subject of suburban search.
This needs to be completed prior to the practical workshop.
Workshop: Consists of the practical component of the course usually delivered over two days and one night. Timing is approximately 8am until 10pm on the first day and then 8am until 4pm on the second day.
Post-workshop: Consists of reading, exercises and written activities designed to reinforce and extend the subject of suburban search.
Course recommended for: all search and rescue personnel or similar that may be involved in searching in a suburban envionment.
Prerequisites: There are no specific pre-requisites thought successful completion of the Search Methods, TCA and Tracking courses are a great advantage.
Venue recommendations: classroom type setting for inside work with 1-2 large whiteboards, Data Projector, OHP/PowerPoint screen, multi box and extension cord. Access to a suburban environment for outdoor elements. More specific information is contained within the Course Co-ordinators information.
Equipment requirements: SAR or HIGH VIZ vest, personal torch (hand torch and/or headlamp), clothing suitable for work in the suburban search environment regardless of the weather.
Venue hire, participant accommodation and catering are a local cost.
Eligible for NZLSAR subsidy.
Course Numbers: minimum of 17 and maximum 24 participants (2 Instructors. Negotiable for single Instructor - contact search@sarinz.com to discuss options)
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This course includes two modules:
| Module | Reference Code | Level | Credits |
| Apply lost person behaviour principles in suburban search environments | SAR 3 – 107 | 5 | 5 |
| Demonstrate suburban search skills | SAR 3 – 108 | 6 | 12 |
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