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Level Three

Prepares you for a responsible role in Emergency Operations

At this level, our objective is to prepare you to take on more responsibility in emergency operations. You will further enhance your skills, acquire advanced equipment, and take on leadership tasks. Successfully completing this level will position you to be a reliable and responsible member of the emergency response team, capable of coordinating and managing critical operations.

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How do I get credit?

After completing the check-off items, turn in the completed form via email or print to the Advancement Coordinator. We will then log your certification and present you with a signed certificate at our next interface meeting. After completing a Certification Level, it is expected that you will maintain the Equipment required for that Certification Level.


Prerequisites

1. Complete Utah County ARES Level 2 Certification

Ensure you have completed all the requirements for the Level 2 certification.

Additional Training

2. Complete NIMS online course ICS-100.c

Attach a copy of the certification to your submission.

3. Complete your local C.E.R.T. program (Strongly encouraged but not required)

Attach a copy of the certification. If your city does not have a C.E.R.T. Program, you can take the course from a neighboring city.

Equipment Requirements

4. Mobile 2M/70cm synthesized radio (25 watts or better)

5. Powerpole adapters:

a. Cigarette lighter adapter cable
b. Aligator Clips
c. Three-way splitter

6. Spare fuses for mobile radio and cable

Keep documentation about the types and rating of fuses that you need. Have spares on hand.

Liaison Visits

7. Visit two additional liaisons during ARES or RACES net

You must visit different agencies each time, as listed in the UCARES ARES Field Manual.

Participation Log

8. Participate in 6 UCARES Weekly Nets (1 must be simplex)

9. Attend two UCARES Interface Meetings

10. Participate in two State RACES VHF Nets

11. Participate in one UCARES sponsored SET

12. Organize and present one UCARES Interface

13. Conduct one training item for a UCARES weekly net

14. Plan a UCARES Monthly interface meeting

Coordinate with the UCARES interface coordinator.