Orientation Exercises Sample Clauses

Orientation Exercises. These types of exercises are to be carried out during the lectures, workshops, and seminars. The purposes of an orientation exercise are to:  familiarize novices with risks, emergency ROEs, SOPs;  familiarize experienced first responders with new or changing information/procedures. An orientation exercise is organized under a variety of circumstances, including the initiation of a new plan, procedure, or mutual aid agreement, or in the event of new staffing, leadership, facilities, or risk(s).The focus here is usually on a single function with the roles and responsibilities of participants clearly identified. For the orientation exercises, a constructive and explicit problem exposure is usually coordinated by a single instructor in a face-to-face mode as an individual task or as a homogeneous participants group situation. The orientation exercises are designed to guide a learner towards a problem. This should involve a clear explanation why it is necessary to teach hydrogen safety, and should direct towards the different contents of the proposed training. Ultimately, we wish the public to be self- directing to the HyResponse lectures, so we need to provide the proper orientation. Both the physical and virtual simulators will be used to expose, illustrate, anchor and enforce the lectures contents. It should be noted that the virtual simulation tool will make it easier for trainees to catch up with new technologies, products, information and procedure changes, as well as to discuss a potential impact of FCH technology or regulations evolution. The examples of orientation exercises will include:  dissemination materials on the website (pictures and VR presentations);  workshops or seminars presentation material gathering;  an animation of constructive and explicit problem exposure and solving (usually performed by a single instructor in a face-to-face mode to a homogeneous participants group (e.g. films, VR presentations, etc.)