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All Canadian Armed Forces (CAF) personnel must successfully complete the Fitness for Operational Requirements of Canadian Armed Forces Employment (FORCE) Evaluation annually.  \n2. The FORCE Evaluation is designed to capture the movement patterns, energy systems, and muscle groups recruited in the performance of common military duties. Common duties include tasks that any CAF member could be called upon to perform regardless of environment, age, gender, rank or occupation, and are represented by an evaluation known as the Common Military Tasks Fitness Evaluation (CMTFE) .  \nTHE CMTFE INCLUDES THE FOLLOWING SIX (6) COMMON MILITARY TASKS:  \na. Escape to Cover;  \nb. Vehicle Extrication;  \nc. Picking and Digging;  \nd. Stretcher Carry;  \ne. Sandbag Fortification; and  \nf. Pickets and Wire Carry.  \n3. The scientific relationship between the CMTFE and the FORCE Evaluation allows the performance and standards of the six (6) common military tasks of the CMTFE to be represented and predicted by the four (4) components of the FORCE Evaluation.  \n4. The FORCE Evaluation on its own is not a physical fitness evaluation, but an evaluation to confirm a  \nCAF member is meeting an operational standard, whereas it is the approved predictor tool of the CMTFE. CAF personnel are required to meet the minimum operational standards set out in DOAD 5023-1, Minimum Operational Standards Related to Universality of Service, which include the CMTFE.  \n5. The FORCE Program has three (3) components:  \na. FORCE Evaluation: This includes the following four (4) components, directly linked to the CMTFE:  \ni. 20 m Rushes (20mR);  \nii. Sandbag Lift (SBL);  \niii. Intermittent Loaded Shuttles (ILS); and  \niv. Sandbag Drag (SBD) .  \nb. FORCE Exercise Prescription: This includes fitness programs created by qualified PSP Fitness staff, or fitness programs generated by the Virtual Fitness Program. that are designed to prepare CAF personnel for the physical rigors of operations. It may also include Unit physical training, and programs provided by Health Promotion.  \n4  \nCHAPTER 1: INTRODUCTION  \nc. Exercise Participation: CAF personnel must participate in regular physical fitness training. This may include individual and/or Unit organized physical training, sport and Health Promotion programs. As per DAOD 5023-2, Physical Fitness Program Commanding Officers (CO) are responsible to ensure that CAF personnel are provided opportunities to conduct physical fitness activities during normal working hours when circumstances permit. When this is not feasible, CAF personnel should conduct these activities outside of working hours.  \n6. As part of the FORCE Evaluation, the FORCE Fitness Profile provides an assessment of your overall Operational and Health-Related Fitness.  \na. Operational Fitness: Predicts one’s ability to meet or exceed the minimum physical rigors of military service.  \nb. Health-Related Fitness: Predicts one’s overall health through the combination of waist circumference (WC) and estimated aerobic capacity.  \n\n|  | PLATINUM  PLATINE\u003Cbr>\u003Cbr>GOLD ~~ ~~ OR\u003Cbr>SILVER ~~ ~~ ARGENT\u003Cbr>BRONZE\u003Cbr>LOWER HEALTH RELATED FITNESS\u003Cbr>FAIBLE CONDITION PHYSIQUE LIÉE À LA SANTÉ\u003Cbr>HIGHER HEALTH RELATED FITNESS\u003Cbr>BONNE CONDITION PHYSIQUE LIÉE À LA SANTÉ\u003Cbr>OPERATIONALLY FIT ~~ ~~ APTE AUX OPÉRATIONS\u003Cbr>\u003Cbr>OPERATIONALLY UNFIT ~~ ~~ INAPTE AUX OPÉRATIONS\u003Cbr>\u003Cbr>HEALTH-RELATED FITNESS CONDITION PHYSIQUE L","cbCaip1Srv6rvN8L","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaip1Srv6rvN8L","pdf",56629740,183,"English","# Chapter 1: Introduction\n## Background\n## Aim\n## Requirement and Responsibility","[{\"question\":\"What is the purpose of the FORCE Evaluation for CAF personnel?\",\"answer\":\"It is designed to confirm that CAF members meet an operational standard by predicting performance related to common military duties, rather than serving as a standalone physical fitness evaluation.\"},{\"question\":\"Which six common military tasks are part of the CMTFE referenced by the FORCE Evaluation?\",\"answer\":\"Escape to Cover, Vehicle Extrication, Picking and Digging, Stretcher Carry, Sandbag Fortification, and Pickets and Wire Carry.\"},{\"question\":\"What does the FORCE Program include besides the FORCE Evaluation?\",\"answer\":\"It includes FORCE Exercise Prescription and Exercise Participation, and it also incorporates the FORCE Fitness Profile, FORCE Incentive Program, and eligibility for FORCE Rewards Program.\"}]","FORCE Evaluation Operations Manual - 3rd Edition - Instruction | PDF",1791236145,461]