NRA RSO

Range Safety Officer (RSO) Training

An NRA certified range safety officer (RSO) is required to provide live firing range supervision for all shooting activities involved in Scouts BSA, Venturing and Sea Scouts.  All live fire activities require one or more RSOs to be present on the range.  The RSO is equipped with the knowledge, skills and attitude essential to organizing, conducting and supervising safe shooting activities and range operations.  The RSO is familiar with Range Standard Operating Procedures, range inspection, range rules, range briefings, emergency procedures, and firearm stoppages and malfunctions.

Registration Details

Date/Place/Time:       Sunday, November 3, 2024 at Camp Mack Training Center from 9 AM – 6 PM.

Price:                                $100 For registered Scouters

Deadline:                        Electronic registration must be received by October 23, 2024.  Space is limited to                                               25 participants, so register ASAP.

Coffee and donuts provided. Students are responsible for their own lunch, snacks and beverages.

Register at the link below:

NRA Basic Range Safety Officer Course | Course Details | NRA Training (nrainstructors.org)

Make checks payable to Team 3-Sixty FT, LLC and mail TO PO BOX 186 Effort PA 18330

ALL DEPOSITS MUST BE RECIEVED 10 DAYS PRIOR TO COURSE.

WFA_patchWilderness First Aid Training

Wilderness First Aid (WFA) is the assessment of and treatment given to an ill or injured person in a remote environment where definitive care by a physician and/or rapid transport is not readily available. Adult Scout leaders are invited to participate and earn their certification. This course is certified by American Red Cross. Each course requires a minimum of 6 participants and can accommodate up to 20 participants.

Course Information:

We are offering two courses in January 2024.

Course One Dates: January 19-21

Where: Camp Mack Training Center, 2 Scout Ln, Newmanstown, PA

Register Online Here Registration for this course will close on January 12

Other Important Information: Participants are able to stay in the Training Center Friday or Saturday night for no extra cost. Please contact Daniel Hanson 717-553-4205 or daniel.hanson@scouting.org if you plan to stay overnight at camp. There are also several hotels in the area that participants can stay at.

Meals will not be provided, however, participants can use the refrigerator and kitchen in the training center.

Course Two Dates: January 26-28

Register Online Here We need 5 more participants to hold this course Registration will close on January 19

Where: Bashore Scout Reservation, Conference Center, 160 Moonshine Rd, Jonestown, PA

Other Important Information: Participants are able to tent camp at Bashore Scout Reservation Friday or Saturday night for no extra cost. Please contact Daniel Hanson 717-553-4205 or daniel.hanson@scouting.org if you plan to stay overnight at camp. There are also several hotels in the area that participants can stay at.

Meals will not be provided, however, participants can use the refrigerator and kitchen in the training center.

Course Information

Course Schedule: 

Friday 6:30 PM-9:00 PM CPR Training

Saturday 8 AM to 6 PM

Sunday 8 AM to 6 PM

Tentative Course Schedule Please note each day may end later then scheduled time based on discussion and pace of instructor. It is best to plan at least 30 minutes of class past the listed time.

 Course Costs:

WFA and CPR Certifications $270.00

WFA Certification only $195, must provide a current CPR certification

 

 What You Will Receive:

2 Year Certifications in WFA

2 Year Certification in CPR

Hard copy book

 

What You Need to Bring:   

o Positive Attitude
o Notebook and writing utensils
o Large Day Pack with anything you would normally carry with you on a short backpacking trip
o Watch w/ second hand or digital second
o Personal First Aid Kit (or one you would use with group)
o Extra layers for splinting
o One 32oz water bottle
o Lunch and snacks
o Apparel and footwear appropriate for weather
o Indoor and outdoor footwear

 

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Chainsaw Basic Operator Course

This course is for both beginners and seasoned chainsaw operators who wish to become certified to operate a saw on either Pennsylvania Dutch Council properties or for personal use.  Those who have taken previous versions of this course may get re-certified and extend your credentials to 5 years.  This course consists of twelve hours of combined classroom and practical hands-on training.

SKILLS YOU WILL LEARN:

  • Proper maintenance and safe operation of outdoor power equipment. Chainsaws, Pole-Saws and Hedge Trimmers.
  • Cutting and Felling techniques- how to do it effectively and safely.
  • Identifying and dealing with hazardous trees and identifying when to call in a professional.

PARTICIPANT REQUIREMENTS:

  • Be a registered member of the BSA and at least 21 years of age.
  • Be in good physical condition. (Part A & B of physical form is required.)
  • Commit to attendance for entire course. Lodging at camp is optional however you must be present for all sessions to complete the course.
  • There is a limited supply of Helmets and Chaps. If you have your own, please bring them. Also you will need personal safety glasses, leather work gloves, and sturdy work shoes (no sneakers) preferably safety toe shoes.  Wear appropriate work clothes, no untucked shirts or loose clothing. Be prepared to work outdoors on Saturday.

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COST: 

Register Online Here

Space is limited to TWELVE (12) Persons.