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document.write(" Lowland Search Controllers Course Designed for members of ALSAR teams and anyone involved with the controlling of lowland vulnerable missing person search. This course is aimed at participants who already have knowledge and experience of search at a Team Leader level. At the end of the course, participants will be equipped to develop themselves to control a lowland search for an initial operational period, i.e. the first six to eight hours, or to assist a Search Manager throughout a longer search. The course is designed as a stepping stone towards a more comprehensive course such as the Mountain rescue Search Planning & Management Course or the Emergency Response International courses. UKLSI staff are happy to advise on this progression, and we encourage continuing professional development. This is an intensive and practical 20 hour course starting on the Friday evening and finishing around 1600 on the Sunday afternoon. The course is largely scenario based, and is delivered by experienced Search Managers. The course includes a visit to the nearby Wiltshire Emergency Services Control Room, to gain ean insight into Police processes regarding Missing Persons. The course is designed around the ALSAR syllabus and includes: Following the course all participants are expected to complete an assignment. Only on successful completion of this element will participants be certificated. Alongside each course we offer a seminar where assistance in completion of the assessment is offered. Verbal presentations can be made instead of written submissions. By using this process, it will take around 12 months to gain the qualification.
The course is largely scenario based, and is delivered by experienced Search Managers.
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