Big Bear
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Leadership Training Committee
General Information for Candidates and Leaders
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Leaders' Reference Book, Chapter One — the current
rules governing the granting of ratings
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LTC Policy updates:
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Revised Evaluator Experience Policy, 30 March 2009.
In the past, evaluators have been required to have two
years of experience at or above the level of the
provisional that they are evaluating.
The revised policy is: "Provisional leader evaluators
shall have been rated at or above the level of the trip
for two years or have a requisite body of experience as
determined by the LTC and Safety Committee."
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Revised LTC Safety Policy, 23 March 2009,
doc,
pdf
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NEW M-Rock and M-Snow Ratings
doc,
pdf
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M, M-Rock, and M-Snow FAQ
doc,
pdf
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I Rating FAQ
doc,
pdf
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Publication Policy: The Leadership Training
Committee voted to drop the I/M/E requirement that one
provisional lead be published in the Chapter Schedule of
Activities. The LTC continues to encourage candidates to
seek a diverse group of participants by publishing in the
Schedule, the Southern Sierran, or by co-listing their
outings with several Angeles Chapter entities.
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Check-off Policy: If a candidate fails a checkout,
that person should be assigned to a different examiner at
the next checkout that person attends if at all possible.
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Planning a Provisional Outing by Ron Campbell, LTC Vice-Chair
doc,
pdf
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Candidates' Common Mistakes — And How to Avoid Them by
Ron Campbell, LTC Vice-Chair
doc,
pdf
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The M/E Provisional Lead Committee Information by Dan
Richter and Tina Bowman
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A Model M/E Climbing Resume by Ron Campbell, LTC Vice-Chair
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pdf
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When A Trip Member Is Injured: Bedside Manner And The Outing
Leader by John Edington, Chairman of the Sierra Club's
Insurance Committee
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A Web Guide for Angeles Chapter Leaders by Ron Campbell, LTC Vice-Chair
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pdf
Safety Committee Information
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Angeles Chapter Safety Policy
doc,
pdf
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Safety Committee Report 2004-07
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OLT-101 Leader Training Refresher
The National Leader Standards require leaders to refresh their
training at least every four years. This means reviewing
(1) National policies and also (2) Angeles Chapter policies.
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You can refresh on National policies by doing any one of
the following:
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You can refresh on Angeles Chapter policies by reading the
Angeles
Chapter OLT-101 Supplement
Be sure to inform your Outings Chair(s) after you've completed
refreshing your training!
Angeles Chapter / National Items of Interest
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