USCG Auxiliary 8WR: Aids to Navigation

Verification Scoreboard for 2011

Private Aids

Bridges

138 of 295 = 47%

83 of 226 = 37%

Updated 28 December 2011

PATON annual verifications are no longer suspended. Procedures have changed. Until this Website can be updated to reflect the new procedures, please refer to the e-mail notification from the DSO-NS of April 20, 2011. If you did not receive it, please request a copy from an NS staff officer, elected leader or download it.. 4may11

How do I become an Aid Verifier? Follow these steps:

Receive training and pass the Aid Verifier Qualification open book examination with a passing score of 90 percent or better;
Complete both Incident Command System (ICS) 100 & 700 courses,

Complete TCT (Team Coordination Training); and,

Attend the Operations Workshop when it is required for all Operations members.

For more information about becoming an Aid Verifier, browse the Aid Verifier Program webpage.

Purpose of this Web Site:

The purpose of this web site is to communicate ideas, information and training materials to the Coast Guard Auxiliary aids to navigation staff officers and Aid Verifiers on the Eighth Western Rivers.

In any case where the information published herein conflicts with the policies and procedures as established by the Coast Guard or the Coast Guard Auxiliary, those policies and procedures shall take precedence.

About this Web Site:

This web site has been developed and is maintained primarily to support the AN staffs and the Aid Verifiers in the Eighth Western Rivers Region. The foundation was built from the standard Coast Guard and Coast Guard Auxiliary policy, procedures and memorandums of understanding. The CCGD8 Standard Operating Procedures, Chapter 22 was a major source for day-to-day operations guidelines.

On this foundation, a superstructure was constructed that is based on "information" from many sources: exemplary missions and reports, inaccurate or incomplete reports, feedback, After Action Reports and other forms of input from the aids to navigation staffs, the Aid Verifier community, and from the Coast Guard active duty and reserve members on the "A" side (including Bridge Administration).

Feedback: Suggestions that would improve the content and usability of this Web site are expected and appreciated. If this site is not meeting your needs, please e-mail your comments to: DSO-NS 8WR, Frank Wilson at fjwilsonjr@gmail.com.

THANKS!

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