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| Dear Patrollers, | | Dear Patrollers, |
− | You are scheduled to patrol on the following dates. | + | You are signed up for the following events or patrols: |
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− | == OPERATIONS UPDATES ==
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− | === MINDEN RADIO TRAFFIC ===
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− | The Minden Tone 1 repeater has been having problems. If you are patrolling
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− | in the Tahoe Meadows area, please use an alternate tone or use your cell
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− | phone to contact Minden dispatch. The phone number for Minden on the old
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− | radio cards is incorrect. The correct phone number can be found on the roster
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− | lists along with the nordic call signs. Yet another reminder to please
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− | keep your cell phones charged while on patrol.
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− | === AVALANCHE FAX ===
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− | We automatically receive the Avy Report faxed at around 8:15 AM. Be sure to read it!
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− | The patrol going to Castle Peak should place it in a sheet protector and use the clip
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− | on the Castle Peak sign to post it on the USFS signboard. Please remove it
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− | at the end of your patrol.
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− | === PATROL VESTS ===
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− | NSP Vests or crosses should be worn by all patrollers, and by any candidates with OEC (only).
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− | These identify NSP members who have passed the NSP OEC course. Non-OEC candidates
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− | should not wear patrol vests, but may wear identifying arm-bands which can be found in the
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− | equipment shelf of the operations trailer.
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− | === IN-SERVICE TRAINING ===
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− | As part of our commitment to readiness and professionalism, patrols are
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− | recommended to devote 45-60 minutes of each patrol day to training. Please
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− | think over what skills you'd like to improve and email your Mountain Manager.
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− | In-Service training skills should be recorded in the "comments" section of the
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− | Patrol Report. Sample in-service training ideas here:
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− | http://wiki.tbsp.org/In-Service_Training
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− | == Scheduled Patrols ==
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− | Your Mountain Manager contact details:
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− | Chalet Phone: (530) 587-3244
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− | == Patroller Instructions ==
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− | DROPPING DAYS:
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− | If you cannot patrol, you must find a replacement and contact your mountain
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− | manager. You can drop patrol days on the web site until 24 hours before your
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− | patrol. If you must cancel within 24 hours, you must call the Chalet and leave
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− | a message at 530-587-3244.
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− | BOREAL PATROLLERS: Read this for important updates: http://wiki.tbsp.org/Boreal_Patrol
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− | MOUNTAIN MANAGER INSTRUCTIONS:
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− | http://wiki.tbsp.org/Mountain_Manager - Your responsibilities as Mountain Manager.
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− | 1. Print out the attendance roster from http://beacon.tbsp.org/managers/view
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− | 2. You are responsible for the quality of your Patrol Reports,
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− | please review before signing off.
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− | 3. FILE YOUR PATROL REPORTS ONLINE. Your patrollers will NOT get credit for
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− | their days patrolled until your Manager Report is submitted online!
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− | Thanks for serving as Mountain Manager!
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| See you on the hill! | | See you on the hill! |
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