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Phase I Training
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Required for all disaster relief volunteers
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Introduction to Southern Baptists of Texas Disaster Relief
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Basic Manual in selected ministry area (clean-up and recovery, communications/operations, chaplaincy or feeding)
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Hands on Training in selected ministry area
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Yellow Hat is awarded for the completion of Phase I Training
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All Disaster Relief volunteers must be recertified every three years
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Phase 2 Training
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Must have completed Phase I in selected ministry area
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Must have completed Chain Saw School for Clean-up and Recovery
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CPR and Basic First Aid (can be received from American Red Cross, or American Heart Association, or other nationally recognized provider of this specialized training)
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Advanced Manual in selected ministry area
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Mock Disaster (Disaster Drill)
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Unit Director Training (Team Leader for Clean-up and Recovery)
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Must have completed Phase I and Phase II in selected ministry area
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Must be recommended from the leadership of a cooperating Southern Baptists of Texas Disaster Relief Unit.
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Unit Director - Team Leader Manual
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Stress Management
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Table Top Drill
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Awarded appropriate Blue Hat upon completion. (Blue hat with scrambled eggs for Unit Director, Plain blue hat for team leader.)
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Phase 3 Training
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Must have completed Phase I and Phase II in a selected ministry area, as well as, Unit Director - Team Leader Training
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Must be recommended by the State Disaster Relief Director of the SBTC
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Coordinators Manual
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Observe Hands-on in all ministry areas of Southern Baptists of Texas Disaster Relief
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Must complete the FEMA (Federal Emergency Management Agency) Self Study Guide for Emergency Management, USA
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Actual experience in a disaster relief response
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Serving as coordinator in 2 different disasters
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Serving under two different supervising White caps.
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Table Top Drill
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Awarded the White Hat upon completion
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