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Tom, I have a question, and I must quote some things here so that
you can see where I am asking from. My question follows this quote.
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Certification Guide for

NATIONAL REGISTRY OF CERTIFIED EMCOMM VOLUNTEERS
Individual Volunteers

04_NRCEV_Individual_Application_v2.pdf

Page 19 of 32


Type – A classification of resources in the ICS that refers to
capability. Type I is generally considered to be more capable than
Types II, III or IV, respectively, because of size; power; capacity;
or, in the case of incident management teams, experience and
qualifications.
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This "type" definition seems to go counter to the categories you
have listed for Operators and Specialists on the application. I
assume then, that this does not apply to that section, as it is
counter to the levels in the Emmcomm courses and in our Local ARES
certifications. I believe the quoted "type" is referring to the
NIMS definitions of equipment, etc., only?






Thu Mar 22, 2007 4:04 am

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Welcome to all the new subscribers to the NRCEV group on Yahoo. This Yahoo!Group mail list operates in parallel with the main NRCEV website. It provides an...
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Mar 21, 2007
11:54 pm

Tom, I have a question, and I must quote some things here so that you can see where I am asking from. My question follows this quote. ...
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Mar 22, 2007
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Individual certification is completely different from Resource Type definitions. A Resource Type generally defines the personnel and equipment to perform a ...
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Mar 22, 2007
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Tom, Thanks, that is how I read it also, just wanted to be clear. ... Type ... perform a ... given ... example a ... The manner ... (the same ... of ... ...
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Mar 22, 2007
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Tom is exactly right. The Certification levels do not refere to a Type. The ARCTs are defined by Type. If you look at that matrix you will see how it applies...
Chris
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