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142;Small-scale exercises (Levee inspection, use of APP2C and emergency measures);Exercise;Part of 'Exercises' which only contains small-scale exercises. These small-scale exercises are mostly done to test the APP2C and train in levee inspection and guarding. Also emergency measures are discussed. A guideline of leveeguarding and inspection has been developed.;False;False;False;True;True;False;;;;;;Other;;;;;;To learn how to insepect a levee and use the APP2C.;Knowledge on small-scale exercises;;"How to walk and inspect:
- Walk the levee in a group, in a line
- Look out for abnormalities, in front, next and behind you
- During daylight and maybe in the dark
- Prepared for nice weather. But also for bad weather with rain, storm and cold. It can be slippery.
- So the levee guards watch out for eachother.";;;;"What to do when finding abnormalities:
•	If damage is identified, the levee organisation has to be informed. For example, by making a phone call or writing it on a paper form and left at the levee organisation. Or: use an app like the App2C. With several photographs included that clearly show the damage (both close up and from a farther distance). The dimensions and orientation of the damage should be recorded as accurately as possible in the app.
•	The levee organisation immediately assesses the urgency of the reported damage on a continual basis. 
•	Any acute damage is immediately reported to the experts and emergency measures can be carried out";;;Document called 'Guideline Leveeguarding' by Marian Booltink.;Guideline on leveeguarding/inspection;Document called 'Guideline Leveeguarding' by Marian Booltink.;False;True;False;


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All EQUIPMENTS concerning Small-scale exercises (Levee inspection, use of APP2C and emergency measures)
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Equipment is discussed per exercise.;
"To conduct an levee inspection it helps if you bring/ use:
-	Per team, a backpack containing: 
o	A map with the route marked out and the parking areas indicated, telephone numbers of the levee organisation, instructions for use of the app, a list of important telephone numbers, pencils and damage report forms.
o	A measurement tape, chalk/paint, first aid kit, a yellow flag
-	Snacks and drinks
-	Rope if necessary

Per person:
-	A high vis (yellow) safety vest 
-	Prod
-	Rubber boots (or own hiking boots may be worn, with gaiters as appropriate) 
-	Coat and/or fleece jacket
-	In the dark: a head lamp, a flashlight and batteries, an arm lamp
-	A life jacket if necessary

Every levee inspector should bring with them the following:
-	A charged smartphone with the inspection app
-	Appropriate clothing, may be a hat, gloves or sunglasses
-	Thick socks for use with issued rubber boots 
-	Extra socks/clothing for if you get wet
-	Hiking/outdoor shoes
";All the equipment is discussed in the document 'Guideline Leveeguarding'.


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