Career Details

Sartech III

Description

The SARTECH III level of certification is the beginning level for SAR personnel. This level is recommended for any person who responds to and functions on SAR missions. Persons who obtain this certification are to function within the limits of the certification described in the NASAR standards for SARTECH III. The NASAR course that teaches the knowledge to challenge the SARTECH III is Introduction to Search and Rescue.

Certifying Organization

National Association for Search and Rescue

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Certificates

Certificate name

Sartech II

Certifying Organization

National Association for Search and Rescue

Type

Advanced

Certificate name

National Law Enforcement

Certifying Organization

Law and Public Safety Education Network

Type

Core

Certificate name

Sartech I/ Crewleader

Certifying Organization

National Association for Search and Rescue

Type

Advanced

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Projected Job Growth

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Career Cluster(s)

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