Which member is not part of the typical rescue team responsibilities according to SOG 9.010?

The role that is not typically included within the standard responsibilities of a rescue team, based on SOG 9.010, is the Navigator. In the context of rescue operations, the team is usually composed of roles that focus on direct engagement in rescue activities or ensuring the operational management of the rescue craft.

The Pilot is responsible for operating the rescue vessel, ensuring it is safely navigated through water and maneuvered into position for rescue operations. The Rescuer is directly involved in carrying out the rescue, assisting individuals in distress, and performing emergency interventions as needed. The Spotter has a critical role in keeping an eye on the operations, ensuring the rescuer's safety, and observing for hazards in the vicinity of the rescue.

While navigation is a crucial component of any boating operation, in the context of a specialized rescue team, this role is often integrated into the responsibilities of the Pilot rather than assigned as a separate position. Thus, the Navigator is not designated as a specific position in the rescue team structure according to the standard operating guidelines outlined in SOG 9.010.