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Royal Marines Fitness Tests
RM Advanced Combat Fitness Test
c. Traffic guides are to ensure they adhere to current road safety regulations.
d. The medic is responsible for the care of any casualty.
e. The safety vehicle is to be in contact either by communications or sight, with
the main body or troops at all times.
f. The sweepers are responsible for keeping the Conducting Officer and medic
informed of any casualties or stragglers that require assistance.
g. The recorder is responsible for accurately recording test results.
Test procedure
11 The Conducting Officer is to:
Results
a. Brief all supervisory staff on their responsibilities for the safe conduct of the
test.
b. Read the procedural brief to all ranks conducting the test.
c. Check the positioning of supervisory staff before the start of each test.
d. Withdraw ranks who fail to maintain the required pace of the main body.
e. Withdraw ranks that show signs of illness or injury.
f. Ensure all supervisory staff carry out their responsibilities during the test.
g. Ensure the correct pace is set and maintained.
h. Make a record of the results on completion of endurance phase.
i. Give a demonstration and briefing on each RMT assessment.
j. Administer a cool-down for all ranks on completion of the RMT phase.
k. Record all test results.
12 Personnel who complete all the components of the test (Day 1 and Day 2) to
the standard required will be recorded as a PASS. This is to be recorded on
JPA. Personnel who fail to keep with the required pace on the endurance
phases of the test are to be withdrawn from the test by the Conducting Officer
and will be recorded as FAIL. Personnel who fail one or more RMT on day 2
Part 2 will be recorded as FAIL for the RM ACFT (2).
13 Personnel who show signs of illness or injury are to be withdrawn from the
test. All ranks that are withdrawn from tests on grounds of illness/injury are
to be referred to the MO and recorded as FAIL.
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