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Southeast Pennsylvania
Search and Rescue,
a voluntary organization serving Pennsylvania,
New Jersey, Delaware, Maryland
8480 Limekiln Pike, Apt. 914
Wyncote, PA19095
business phone: 215-576-1641
fax: 215-576-1897
ilichten1@verizon.net
www.sepasar.net
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VOLUNTEERS NEEDED
Southeast Pennsylvania Search and Rescue (SEPASAR), a non-profit, voluntary organization, serving the 9 county region seeks additional volunteers. In return for your service you will receive:
• Emergency responder status as a Special Operations EMS Responder
1. Special license plates for your vehicle
2. Exemptions from fuel rationing if imposed
3. Essential person status when roads are closed to others
• Training at reduced or no cost to you
• CEU’s for EMT, RN, PA, Other Pre-Hospital Care Training
• All expenses tax deductible
• Liability insurance, theft insurance
• Statutory protection from harassment of you, your horse, or search dog
• Weekly e-news
• Group activities and projects
SEPASAR is a Pennsylvania non-profit corporation recognized as a rescue squad by the Commonwealth and determined to be a public charity by the IRS (501(c)(3). License as a special operations EMS provider pending under the PA EMS Act of 2010. For more information contact SEPASAR at www.sepasar.net or ilichten1@verizon.net, or 215-576-1641.
Responding Member/ Support Member
Southeast Pennsylvania Search and Rescue
8480 Limekiln Pike #914
Wyncote, PA 19095
215-576-1641
Description
Southeast Pennsylvania
Search and Rescue,
a voluntary organization serving Pennsylvania,
New Jersey, Delaware, Maryland
8480 Limekiln Pike, Apt. 914
Wyncote, PA19095
business phone: 215-576-1641
fax: 215-576-1897
ilichten1@verizon.net
www.sepasar.net
PLEASE POST
VOLUNTEERS NEEDED
Southeast Pennsylvania Search and Rescue (SEPASAR), a non-profit, voluntary organization, serving the 9 county region seeks additional volunteers. In return for your service you will receive:
• Emergency responder status as a Special Operations EMS Responder
1. Special license plates for your vehicle
2. Exemptions from fuel rationing if imposed
3. Essential person status when roads are closed to others
• Training at reduced or no cost to you
• CEU’s for EMT, RN, PA, Other Pre-Hospital Care Training
• All expenses tax deductible
• Liability insurance, theft insurance
• Statutory protection from harassment of you, your horse, or search dog
• Weekly e-news
• Group activities and projects
SEPASAR is a Pennsylvania non-profit corporation recognized as a rescue squad by the Commonwealth and determined to be a public charity by the IRS (501(c)(3). License as a special operations EMS provider pending under the PA EMS Act of 2010. For more information contact SEPASAR at www.sepasar.net or ilichten1@verizon.net, or 215-576-1641.
Volunteer Category: EMT, Fundraising, Community Education, Department Support
Requirements
Minimum Age to Respond: 18
High School Diploma or GED
Southeast Pennsylvania
Search and Rescue,
a voluntary organization serving Pennsylvania,
New Jersey, Delaware, Maryland
8480 Limekiln Pike, Apt. 914
Wyncote, PA19095
business phone: 215-576-1641
fax: 215-576-1897
ilichten1@verizon.net
www sepasar net
Mission Capabilities and Definitions
1. Primary Mission: Search for Lost Persons— Southeast Pennsylvania Search and Rescue’s (SEPASAR) primary mission is to locate lost persons and provide such first aid as may be necessary to those located. This mission is accomplished by dispatching mounted search personnel to the scene and under the direction of a search operations and or search planning ICS function search areas designated consistent with rider and horse safety.
2. Second Mission: Technical Large Animal Rescue Assistance—On request from extrication or rescue personnel provide expertise in the areas of extricating large animals from industrial, farm, environmental, or road accidents. SEPASAR personnel are familiar with horses and other large animals and can provide expertise in how to lift such animals, how to handle such animals and to avoid unnecessary injury to rescuers or animals.
3. Third Mission: Disaster Relocation of Livestock—On request from the EMA participates in the preplanning for and establishment of federally mandated reception and shelter areas for livestock displaced during a disaster. This would include surveying sites, establishing equipment lists, opening and operating sites, and eventually closing down such shelters. Supervising spontaneous volunteers and cooperating with other agencies would be expected.
4. Fourth Mission: Emergency Transportation—On request from the EMA provide the use of member owned horse trailers and or tow vehicles in an emergency caused by transportation accident stranding animals on the highway or weather conditions such that normal vehicles are not capable of being used. The safety of members shall be considered in answering such requests.
High School Diploma or GED
Southeast Pennsylvania
Search and Rescue,
a voluntary organization serving Pennsylvania,
New Jersey, Delaware, Maryland
8480 Limekiln Pike, Apt. 914
Wyncote, PA19095
business phone: 215-576-1641
fax: 215-576-1897
ilichten1@verizon.net
www sepasar net
Mission Capabilities and Definitions
1. Primary Mission: Search for Lost Persons— Southeast Pennsylvania Search and Rescue’s (SEPASAR) primary mission is to locate lost persons and provide such first aid as may be necessary to those located. This mission is accomplished by dispatching mounted search personnel to the scene and under the direction of a search operations and or search planning ICS function search areas designated consistent with rider and horse safety.
2. Second Mission: Technical Large Animal Rescue Assistance—On request from extrication or rescue personnel provide expertise in the areas of extricating large animals from industrial, farm, environmental, or road accidents. SEPASAR personnel are familiar with horses and other large animals and can provide expertise in how to lift such animals, how to handle such animals and to avoid unnecessary injury to rescuers or animals.
3. Third Mission: Disaster Relocation of Livestock—On request from the EMA participates in the preplanning for and establishment of federally mandated reception and shelter areas for livestock displaced during a disaster. This would include surveying sites, establishing equipment lists, opening and operating sites, and eventually closing down such shelters. Supervising spontaneous volunteers and cooperating with other agencies would be expected.
4. Fourth Mission: Emergency Transportation—On request from the EMA provide the use of member owned horse trailers and or tow vehicles in an emergency caused by transportation accident stranding animals on the highway or weather conditions such that normal vehicles are not capable of being used. The safety of members shall be considered in answering such requests.
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