Cleaning and storage REQUIRED TESTS Exercise testing is mandated and regulated by POST Commission Procedure D-1, which states: Academies/presenters shall provide the following to students who fail a required exercise test on the first attempt: - An opportunity to review their test results - A reasonable amount of time, as determined by the academy/presenter, to prepare for a retest - An opportunity to be retested on the failed test, if the student fails the second test, the student fails the course Required exercise testing for each format of the course is set forth in the Training and Testing Specifications (TTS). The student is required to successfully pass each exercise test outlined below for the specific course of instruction the student is enrolled in. FIREARMS SAFETY All firearms exercise testing must be conducted under written academy/presenter safety procedures and or protocols established in accordance with the POST safety guidelines. Students are required to comply with every aspect of presenter safety procedures and or protocols during firearms training and testing. An exercise test that requires the student to demonstrate competency in basic handgun shooting principles using a handgun, while wearing body armor and duty equipment, under daylight conditions on a basic course of fire. The student is required to shoot from multiple distances of 1 to 15 yards or greater using a presenter approved service handgun and fire a minimum of 50 rounds of service ammunition with acceptable accuracy standards and under time restrictions established by the presenter. The student is required to tactically load and reload the handgun using the loading device authorized by the presenter and clear any malfunctions that may occur during the course of fire. The student will demonstrate competency in the following performance dimensions: Firearms Safety Mechanical Functions Manipulations Shooting Principles Accuracy Presenters must use the POST-developed Firearms Competency Exercise Test Form or a form approved by POST, which minimally includes the performance dimensions used for this exercise test. An that requires the student to demonstrate competency in handgun shooting exercise test basic principles using a handgun, while wearing body armor and duty equipment, under low light/night conditions (for outdoor ranges testing must be done during the hours of darkness as defined in Vehicle Code Section 280) on a basic course of fire.
Cleaning and storage REQUIRED TESTS Exercise testing is mandated and regulated by POST Commission Procedure D-1, which states: Academies/presenters shall provide the following to students who fail a required exercise test on the first attempt: - An opportunity to review their test results - A reasonable amount of time, as determined by the academy/presenter, to prepare for a retest - An opportunity to be retested on the failed test, if the student fails the second test, the student fails the course Required exercise testing for each format of the course is set forth in the Training and Testing Specifications (TTS). The student is required to successfully pass each exercise test outlined below for the specific course of instruction the student is enrolled in. FIREARMS SAFETY All firearms exercise testing must be conducted under written academy/presenter safety procedures and or protocols established in accordance with the POST safety guidelines. Students are required to comply with every aspect of presenter safety procedures and or protocols during firearms training and testing. An exercise test that requires the student to demonstrate competency in basic handgun shooting principles using a handgun, while wearing body armor and duty equipment, under daylight conditions on a basic course of fire. The student is required to shoot from multiple distances of 1 to 15 yards or greater using a presenter approved service handgun and fire a minimum of 50 rounds of service ammunition with acceptable accuracy standards and under time restrictions established by the presenter. The student is required to tactically load and reload the handgun using the loading device authorized by the presenter and clear any malfunctions that may occur during the course of fire. The student will demonstrate competency in the following performance dimensions: Firearms Safety Mechanical Functions Manipulations Shooting Principles Accuracy Presenters must use the POST-developed Firearms Competency Exercise Test Form or a form approved by POST, which minimally includes the performance dimensions used for this exercise test. An exercise test that requires the student to demonstrate competency in basic handgun shooting principles using a handgun, while wearing body armor and duty equipment, under low light/night conditions (for outdoor ranges testing must be done during the hours of darkness as defined in Vehicle Code Section 280) on a basic course of fire.