10.11 FTEP Flashcards
For Chapter 1, refer to cards 1-8 under HPM 10.12 flash cards
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The ultimate decision to terminate a trainee requires an unacceptable rating(s) on the DOR, and should be linked to one or more of the (#) Critical Tasks on the officer’s CHP 118, Performance Appraisal - Officer.
nine
Division FTEP coordinators are responsible for arranging and moderating a:
conference between the Division FTEP coordinators and all Area FTEP coordinators and/or alternates.
This conference shall occur during the (#) quarter of each year
one-day annual
third
When an Area is assigned more than (#) trainees, the Area will also provide an alternate Area FTEP coordinator.
two
Each Area FTEP coordinator and alternate coordinator shall successfully complete a POST-certified:
in addition to the:
prior to appointment or transfer to the position.
Field Training SAC Course
40-hour FTEP Basic Course
T/F
Probationary sergeants should not be appointed to these positions.
True
T/F
End-of-cycle meeting minutes shall be documented in accordance with GO 1.5 and forwarded to the Division FTEP coordinator.
True
T/F
Area FTEP coordinators conduct routine inspections of FTOs and trainees to ensure compliance with policy, appropriate performance, and conduct. Examples of items to be inspected are enforcement documents, uniform appearance, Physical Methods of Arrest techniques, CHP 115s, etc. Additionally, inspections should include ride-alongs with the FTO and trainee.
True
It is important for Area FTEP coordinators to make ________ ________ with trainees on a regular basis and, whenever possible, ________ _____ _____________.
routine contact
observe their performance
FTEP coordinators are responsible for (time) conferences with trainees.
weekly
T/F
Whereas the Area commander is responsible for the trainee and/or FTO discipline, Area FTEP coordinators typically do not initiate disciplinary matters.
False, do initiate
The role of the field training program trainee is to demonstrate the ability to:
by the end of the program.
operate as a solo uniformed patrol officer capable of performing most duties
The program’s training curriculum consists of a progressive sequence of job-related:
all officers must possess in order to effectively and safely carry out their duties
knowledge, skills, and abilities (KSA)
Phase IV consists of a final evaluation during which the trainee (shall/should/may) be reassigned to the original primary FTO assigned in Phase I.
Should
During Phases I, II, and III, a minimum of (#) hours of training shall be provided per phase. At the conclusion of the four phases, a minimum of (#) hours of training shall have been provided to the trainee
187
600
T/F Limbo days (the first day of Phases I, II and III) are not included in the total number of training hours, even thought they are assigned to an FTO on that first day; Additionally, the initial orientation period is not included.
False, Limbo days (the first day of Phases I, II and III) ARE included in the total number of training hours as they are assigned to an FTO on that first day;
True: however, the initial orientation period is NOT included
T/F
At a minimum, during the one week orientation tasks such as firearms and impact weapons qualifications, as well as trainee- demonstrated proficiency in arrest and control techniques (CHP 199, Officer Safety Certification), shall be covered.
True
T/F
The second purpose of the orientation week is to provide a smooth transition for the trainee from the Academy to the field. Discussions regarding the goals of the program should be introduced, as well as the procedures by which trainees will meet those goals. Orientation should also provide a familiarization with items specific to the Area. This may include, but is not limited to: accident investigation; driving under the influence report writing procedures; filing procedures; unique geographic elements in the city and county in and around the Area; and an introduction to Area personnel and equipment familiarization
True
During Phase II, trainees should:
start to master the skills at hand
Phase III is the last phase of formal training. It is characterized by advanced training and the polishing of:
KSAs learned earlier.