Code of Maine Rules
09 - DEPARTMENT OF INLAND FISHERIES AND WILDLIFE
137 - DEPARTMENT OF INLAND FISHERIES AND WILDLIFE - GENERAL
Chapter 28 - EDUCATIONAL TRIP LEADER RULES
Section 137-28-08 - ETL Permit Eligibility and Application Process

Current through 2024-52, December 25, 2024

1. To be eligible to obtain an ETL Permit, an applicant:

a. Must be at least 18 years of age;

b. Must have successfully completed the ETL training for the applicable trip(s) being led, as designated by the ETL Advisory Committee; or

c. Show documentation of having participated in a leadership role, in at least 2 experiences in a wilderness context and show any additional, applicable training and testing received by the applicant;

d. Must hold a current Wilderness First Aid Certificate or equivalent course certificate;

e. Must hold a current CPR Certification;

f. Must have successfully completed water/boating safety instruction:
i. To be qualified to lead trips on inland waters, the applicant shall have successfully completed water/boating safety instruction or equivalent training specific to the watercraft used for the trip; and

ii. To be qualified to lead trips on coastal waters, the applicant shall have coastal water/boating safety instruction or equivalent experience specific to the watercraft used for the trip.

2. The application must include the following information:

a. Name, mailing address and date of birth of applicant;

b. Name and address of applicant's sponsoring educational institution;

c. Signature of the applicant attesting all information provided is true and accurate; and

d. Signature of applicant's sponsoring ETL Administrator verifying that the applicant has met the required minimum qualifications and training.

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