Ground Search Team Leader Training Video

This training video is used for leaders of ground search and rescue teams to demonstrate the planning and execution of a typical assignment for a search and rescue team. Learn more at www.jibc.ca/SAR

[@jackm4700]

I volunteer in national parks here in the US. Thank you for the training video.

[@sleuththewild]

This is excellent!

[@Oneman1life2live]

Great video. Lots of good information regarding organization and planning.

[@drvelocci]

This is a great video

[@aarphi1984]

Acting could use some work but seemed like a great instructional video!

[@TheZarbar]

LOL the bloopers are so funny

[@leef4693]

Where are the stairs? And can i go on them?

[@sempy04]

That's what I was thinking where are the goddamn stairs they can't hide them from us forever XD

[@JCBelfat]

Did anyone manage to find the download for the file cards?

[@peterolsen3797]

hey justice institute, I looked at your website but couldn't find the "SME-ACK forms......help, these forms sound like a cure for some of my problems at our SAR in Nevada....Thanks in advance.

[@JusticeInstitute]

Hello Peter, you can search here for SAR forms: myem.jibc.ca/sar/sar-forms . But for specifics on the “SMEAC” briefing format try searching the web as those forms are also used by a number of SAR and police organizations too (i.e., RCMP SMEAC Briefing Format). If you still have trouble finding it let us know and we can see what we can do. Hope that helps.

[@johnpalomo6671]

Several Area Search Dogs could have eliminated most of the areas and Trailing Dogs could have been started at the PLS this scenario presented is ridicules.

[@xsfanning]

I am told we have different regulations for the use of sar dogs in Canada. The RCMP is responsible for most, if not all, the dog teams here I believe. Individual SAR teams don't have their own dogs as far as I know.