Notes

Peace Officer Standards Training~ Tier 1 Instructor zKiid

~Rules~
-Must remain mature and professional at all times.
-Must use grammar and punctuation at all times.
-Must be wearing the POST Uniform while on campus.
-Exceptions to this rule would be hosting a department training
-May not wear hats while on the POST Campus.
-May not wear unrealistic hats and faces such as swordpacks.
-May not use faces while on the campus or while in uniform
-Must know the basic curriculum of POST
-Must follow all orders given by instructors
-May not drive vehicles on the POST Campus without instructor permission.
-Cadets must show respect while at tiers.
-Cadets must refer to Junior Instructor+ by their ranks.
-Cadets may not be promoted straight to certified. They must go through POST to be certified.

~Discipline~
-JJ's, baselaps,etc
-Jumping Jacks are as follow "ONE"

~Signals~
Signal 1 (Stolen, Have a warrant)
Signal 2(Send Cover responding code 2, sending backup)
Signal 3(Send backup Code 3, Lights and siren, Backup needed, big situation)
Signal 4(Injuries present, Send Fire/EMS)

~Codes~
-Code 1(Caution, Potentially dangerous)
-Code 2(Responding without Light and sirens)
-Code 3(Responding Light and sirens)
-Code 4(Situation Clear, I'm good, all Good)
-Code 5 (Arrest, Example; Code 5 x1, Murder and Possession of Illegal substances)

~Serious Matters~
-Code Red(Capital Breach)
-Code Yellow(Threats made, Extra Security around government Buildings)
-Code Black(High ranking official in game)
-Code White(Escort of Official's, High security)
-Code Green(Resume normal duties)

~Language Commands~
-Traffic(Traffic Stop)
-Felony Traffic(Felony or High risk traffic stop)
-Clear one(Used to clear a subject's name or license plate)

~10 Codes~
-10-4(Okay, Copy)
-10-5(Special Request Code, example; 10-5 EMS (Location) )
-10-8(In Service, On duty)
-10-10(Out of Service, Off
-10-20(Location, What's your 20?)

~Triage Conditions~
-Undetermined(Patient Awaiting Physician equation)
• Good: Vital signs are stable and within normal limits. Patient is conscious and comfortable. Indicators are excellent.

• Fair: Vital signs are stable and within normal limits. Patient is conscious, but may be uncomfortable. Indicators are favorable.

• Serious: Vital signs may be unstable and not within normal limits. Patient is acutely ill. Indicators are questionable.

• Critical: Vital signs are unstable and not within normal limits. Patient may be unconscious. Indicators are unfavorable.

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