CAP SQTR Task Guides

Introduction

A Specialty Qualification Training Record (SQTR) lists specific tasks that must be completed to be qualified in that specialty. You can find the list of specialties on the Training and Qual Overview (SQTRS) page. Each has it's own SQTR listing the required tasks. Specialties are listed three categories:

1. Aircrew
2. Ground Searh and Rescue
3. ICS and Mission Base

Steps to Getting Qualified

• Take the General Emergency Services (GES) Test (CAPT 116 in Absorb catalog).
• Log into eServices and select Operations Qualifications, then click SQTR - Print Blank Worksheet. Pick a specialty from the drop down menu and print out the SQTR for that specialty.
• Get the task guide also, (see Reference below) for that area and start studying each required task.
• Demonstrate your knowledge of each task to a Skills Evaluation Trainer. Then have it signed off in eServices by your trainer.
• Participate in two missions or sorties in that specialty. Enter the mission number, date, and your evaluator/trainer in eServices.
• Done!

List of Web-based SQTRs

You can refer to these specialty listings to get a complete list of the SQTRs and task guides for just that specialty.

References

• Ground Search and Rescue (GSAR) Training
• Mission Base Task Guides
• Ground and Urban Team Task Guide
• GTL and GTM Reference Guide
• Absorb Catalog - ES Continuing Education Exams
• General ES CAPT 116 and CAPT 117: Select "Operations" then "Emergency Services"
• Aircraft Ground Handling: Select "Operations"
• Introductory Communications User Training (ICUT): Select "Operations", then "Communications"
• Operations Security (OpSec) M10: Select "Operations", then "Communications:
• SQTR Entry/Worksheet
• Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA)
  • Incident Command System (ICS) Resource Center
  • IS100 Incident Command System Course (on-line through FEMA)
  • IS700 Incident Command System Course (on-line through FEMA)
  • ICS Forms
• ELT DF Search Simulator