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3119-RADAR Instructor Recertification - 9/16/2024 (Salemburg)

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Full Description: Who Should Attend:
Radar instructors seeking recertification under NCAC 9B.0218.

Course Goal:
To maintain and enhance the skills necessary to instruct the RADAR Operator course.

Course Objectives:
The student will be able to:
- Demonstrate basic skills in testing and operating specific RADAR instruments
- Identify specific RADAR instruments and describe their major components and features.
- Identify laws, court rulings, regulations, policies and procedures affecting RADAR speed measurement and speed enforcement.
- Teach students in the performance of the objectives listed above.

Prerequisites: Each applicant for the RADAR Instructor Re-Certification Training course shall:

1. Present the endorsement of a commission-recognized school director or law enforcement agency executive officer or his designee. Endorsement is available at http://ncja.ncdoj.gov/getdoc/a2c819f0-73e0-4d79-8494-2c4d8ef48764/Endorsement-for-Specialized-Instructor-or-SMI-Trai.aspx.
2. Possess criminal justice general instructor certification as required in 12 NCAC 9B .0302. (submit documentation)
3. Have been certified as a RADAR Instructor within the three years preceding the completion date of the retraining course. (submit documentation)
4. Provide, for practice and testing, a vehicle equipped with a RADAR instrument.
5. Provide or obtain a copy of the RADAR Instructor Training course manual.

In order to be enrolled, the student must provide the above required documentation. Please scan and upload your documents in the portal. Should you need assistance contact the Program Assistant, Janet Dunn, jgdunn@ncdoj.gov or 910-525-4151.

Training Location: NC Justice Academy - Salemburg
200 W. College Street
Salemburg, NC 28385

Resources Required: Attendance is required at all class sessions. Performance of 100% proficiency is required in motor-skills testing. Upon course completion, students must attain a minimum of 75% on a Commission-administered written examination prior to being recertified as a RADAR Instructor. There will be an assortment of motor-skills testing throughout the training course which the student must successfully complete before graduation from the training is permitted.

Special Concerns:
Students must bring a RADAR unit capable of dual antenna and same direction upon which to be road tested and a vehicle for use during testing. The RADAR instrument for which the student brings must have active dual antenna operation in stationary, moving-opposite direction, and moving-same direction modes.