U of O Rappel Training1.CONOP- Leadership Lab – Rappel training / familiarization2.CONOP- Rappel Event – Fire Station #2, Eugene, OR 3.Station Locations for Rappel Event – Fire Station #24. 8- Step Training Model5. CASEVAC Plan6.Composite Risk Management Worksheet (CRMW)Rappel Release Form7. References

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CONCEPT OF THE OPERATION

Phases: Phase 1: Accountability and FormationPhase 2: Movement to Training Site (10mins)Phase 3: Rappel Training for one platoon while other platoon conducts point plotting, followed by rotationPhase 4: Recovery/Consolidation

Triton Warrior BN Mission

Webfoot Warrior Battalion will conduct rappel familiarization Leadership Lab training on 231500OCT15 at Hayward bleachers in order to train the Battalion and build confidence.

PMS Intent

Purpose: The purpose of this training is to familiarize Cadets with the basic fundamentals of rappelling and to instill confidence in Cadets with their abilities and their equipment.

Key Tasks:1)Cadets receive instruction on basic fundamentals of Rappelling2)Cadets conduct 10 degree incline on front side of bleachers, to train on proper form and understanding of commands and the actions of the belay person3)Cadets Rappel off 20 foot structure on side of bleachers for confidence building and understanding of proper ‘L’ shape standard

End State:Enemy: Training event is not presented with any threat elementFriendly: 100% accountability of Cadets with zero injuries, all Cadets conduct 10 degree rappel and all Cadets conduct 20 foot rappelTerrain: Flat, paved area and bleacher structure with stairs on east side and concrete wall on south side Civilian: Track team conducting training on adjacent track

Decisive Point: Verification that all personnel that have not previously conducted rappel, do so at this training, and that all Cadets execute 10 degree rappel.

Concept:-Training will be conducted by each platoon rotating to the site and executing the training for 50 minutes. Each PLT will consist of 45 CDTs.-CDTs will receive a safety briefing and DEMO from MSIV and Cadre-CDTs will receive a block of instruction on fundamentals of rappelling, rigging/safety procedures, and execute 10 degree rappel followed by 20 foot familiarization rappel

Support and Safety:- U O certified Cadre conduct rappel instruction on 10 degree and 20 foot rappel- U O certified CLS Cadre on site

The rappel will be on the set of stairs pictured, above. The stair/10 degree incline rappel will occur on the bleacher stairs. The rappel seat tying will be conducted at the base of the stairs.

CONCEPT OF THE OPERATION

Phases: Phase 1: ADVON set-up of fire station towerPhase 2: Movement of chalks of Cadets to training site (30 minute travel time followed by shuttles every hour on the half-hour)Phase 3: Rappel 10 degree retrain (if necessary) followed by confidence rappel for all enrolled CadetsPhase 4: Recovery/Consolidation

Triton Warrior BN Mission

Webfoot Warrior Battalion will conduct rappel familiarization training on 240730OCT15 at Fire Station #2, in Eugene, in order to train Cadets on rappel commands and procedures and build confidence.

PMS Intent

Purpose: The purpose of this training is to familiarize Cadets with the basic fundamentals of rappelling and to instill confidence in Cadets.

Key Tasks:1)Cadets receive safety briefing prior to movement onto tower2)Cadets are rigged at base of tower prior to entering structure3)All Cadets conduct 30’ “short rappel” on north side of tower followed by rotation on belay then retie seats at base of tower and move to 80’ rappel station and conduct rappel4)All activities conducted in a safe and professional manner

End State:Enemy: Training event is not presented with any threat elementFriendly: 100% accountability of Cadets with zero injuries, all Cadets conduct required 30’ rappel and optional 80’ foot rappelTerrain: Paved surface and tower structure with anchor points for rigging ropes and safety lines for rappelCivilian: Large fire department personnel operations conducting training adjacent to tower

Decisive Point: Verification that all Cadets enrolled in Leadership Lab have conducted rappel.

Concept:-Movement of ADVON to fire station, set-up, and transportation of Cadets using ROTC vans-Training conducted by all enrolled Cadets-CDTs will receive a safety briefing prior to movement on or around tower, as well as retrain on belay responsibilities and actions-CDTs will receive a block of instruction on fundamentals of rappelling, rigging (seat tying and helmet wear)/safety procedures, and execute 30’ rappel followed by 80’ confidence rappel

Support and Safety:- U O certified Cadre command and control of tower and both 30’ and 80’ rappel- U O certified CLS Cadre on site - U O Cadre drive all Cadets to site

The 80’ rappel will be on the face/side of tower pictured, above. The 30’ rappel will occur on north side of tower. The rappel seat tying will be accomplished at base of tower along with a 10 degree rappel training for any Cadet that was not present at Lab.

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Belay personand crash pad

Rappel Seat tying and Rappel prep and personnel accountability

CASEVAC vehicle with backboard and CLS

Plan the Training

8-Step Training Model

Rappel Event Training and ExecutionTraining Strategy

Train and Certify Leaders

Recon the Site

Issue the Plan

Rehearse

Execute

Conduct an AAR

Retrain

DESIREDEFFECTS

9 SEP 2015

9 Oct 2015

27 Oct 2015

Spring term 2016

7 Oct 2014

Leadership Lab training on 22 Oct, with Rappel on 23 Oct

15 Oct 2015

Lab site 7 Oct 2015 and Rappel site on 9 Oct 2015

Retrain Cadets as observed or identified based on Cadre assessment and AAR’s

AAR’s will be conducted at Cadet Staff Training Meeting

Lab Rehearsal will be conducted following Cadet Staff Meeting on 14 Oct 2014

Lab and Rappel Event OPORD issued to MSIV’s

Training Officer and NCOIC and MSIV CIC

Cadre will identify MSIV’s to train

Planning Began 9 Sep 2015 Cadre Calibration

Rappel Event will be complete NLT 241800OCT14

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The University of Oregon Casualty Evacuation Plan

will be the following (Slide 1 of 4):1. Adherence to guidelines outlined in TC 21-24

2. Primary action - Contact 9113. EMTs on site will respond to any accident injury and if necessary will transport injured personnel, or if injury does not require transport by ambulance, but EMT

suggests that injured person should be taken to hospital, CASEVAC will be initiated4. CASEVAC actions - Direct contact with Sacred Heart Medical Center is complete. We have informed their emergency staff of our planned training event. We informed them

of previous injuries and what we will be doing to transport the injured person to the hospital. Contact phone number for hospital is 541-686-7300. Route plan and map in

CASEVAC vehicle. 5. The ADVON will drive from the University to the hospital. We will then drive from

the emergency room to the fire station. The route will be confirmed and the time the drive will take, to and from, will be confirmed.

6. The litter and CLS bag will be placed at the bottom of the tower with the CASEVAC vehicle. The four person detail will rehearse the movement of a casualty from the base

of the tower to the transport vehicle, staged at the north side/base of the tower.

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CASEVAC vehicle with backboard and CLS

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Military References: CCR 385-10 // CADET COMMAND SAFETY 7 JUL

10 AR 350-1 // ARMY TRAINING AND LEADER

DEVELOPMENT AR 670-1 // WEAR AND APPEARANCE OF

UNIFORM STP 21-1 // SMCT SOLDIER’S MANUAL OF

COMMON TASK SKILL LEVEL 1 STP 21-24 // SMCT SOLDIER’S MANUAL OF

COMMON TASK, SKILL LEVEL 2,3, AND 4 FM 3-97.61 // MILITARY MOUNTAINEERING RANGER HANDBOOK // SMALL BOAT OPS AR 145-1 // SENIOR RESERVE OFFICERS

TRAINING CORP PROGRAM

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