4 Pa. Code § 120c.103 - Certification of county or municipal training programs
(a) Each county, city, borough or township
that operates a 911 communications center or RDP included in a 911 county plan
shall be responsible for implementing the training provisions of this chapter
as they apply to their employes. Each county shall set forth the methods or
procedures for administering its training program in the county's 911 plan. A
city, borough or township shall set forth the methods or procedures for
administering its training program in a municipal training plan. A county and
its municipalities may agree to conduct a joint or integrated training program
for both county and municipal employes.
(b) The Agency shall annually review and
approve the training section of a county's 911 plan or a municipality's
training plan before the county or municipality is certified by the Agency to
conduct its annual training program. The annual review shall coincide with the
submission date of the county 911 plan's training section or municipal training
plan to the Agency. Counties shall submit their 911 plan training sections to
the Agency by September 11, 2000. Municipalities shall submit their training
plans to the Agency by October 11, 2000.
(c) To obtain Agency certification, each
county and municipal training program shall include the minimum hours of
classroom and hands-on instruction and training course content set forth in
this chapter for the certification of call takers, emergency dispatchers and
911 center supervisors. In addition, each county or municipal training program
shall include the call taker, emergency dispatcher and 911 center supervisor
practical skills tests prescribed by the Agency.
(d) As part of the annual certification
process, each county or municipality shall provide the Agency with an accurate
and up-to-date instructor information report. The report shall describe the
educational background, experience, training skills, academic credentials and
any other pertinent information of the lead or master instructors who will
conduct the county's or municipality's training courses during the
certification year. The Agency will annually review each lead or master
instructor's information report. The Agency will annually certify those lead or
master instructors who have met the training requirements of §
120c.108(c)
(relating to certification curriculum and instructors) and who continue to show
competency in their training area as determined by the Agency and the county or
municipality that employs them as instructors.
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