Senior+Operational+Phase

=On satisfactory completion of this phase, crew will graduate with a CoC (Certificate of Competence) Master qualification. =

There are three components to this ** fourth ** phase of your training. A CoC assessment may be applied for once the required qualifying hours and training requirements have been met. The application is from the Unit, and with the Units endorsement. The Assessment consists of both a written and practical assessment. On successful completion the candidate will be awarded a CoC Master.

1. **The Senior Crew Practical Masters Course** This has two aims;
 * Provide a clearer understanding of the criteria and possible content of a CoC Master assessment.
 * To highlight any areas of the training schedule that the crew member may need to do revise or practice before undergoing CoC Master Assessment.

2. **The CoC (Certificate of Competence) Master Assessment** On completion of assessment the crew member will have achieved the minimum standard expected of a CRV Master in;
 * The command & control of a CRV & proficiency in all aspects of its operation.
 * Management / administrative requirements of a CRV.
 * Competence in SAR techniques, procedures and policies.

3. **Summary of Qualifying Hours** Minimum of 150 actual hours total, consisting of: This must include: //Note: SAREX - any formal SAR based on water training, so long as the training topic is properly logged and recorded against the applicant.//
 * A minimum 75 actual hours on a CRV
 * A minimum 20 actual hours on SAROP / SAREX (Day)
 * A minimum 10 actual hours on SAROP / SAREX (Night).





CoC Master Practical Assessment Content Guide
The following is a summary of the possible content of a CoC Master Practical Assessment