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NLE 2010 Training Course Index
Index ID
051
Agency Code
G310.1
Course Title
Weapons of Mass Destruction Courses
Course Objective
Nuclear Scenerio-This series of facilitator-led courses is intended to help senior local government
officials prepared for and improve their ability to manage and respond to mass casualty terrorism
incidents involving the use of Weapons of Mass Destruction (WMD).
Delivery:
Resident/Mobile
Training Provider
EMI
Course Length
4-6 HRS
Mission TCL
Planning
Participant Cap
Mission TCL2
CEU/POST
Mission TCL3
Index ID
052
Agency Code
G.250.12
Course Title
Senior Officials Workshop: Preparedness and Response for Terrorist Incidents
Course Objective
This course prepares senior city officials (mayor and cabinet members/department heads) for making
policy and planning decisions necessary to prepare for and respond to a terrorist incident involving
weapons of mass destruction. The first half of the workshop discusses policy and planning issues,
along with local, State, and Federal capabilities. The second half is a tabletop exercise involving
terrorist use of NBC agents in the local jurisdiction
Delivery:
Mobile (M)
Training Provider
EMI
Course Length
4-6 HRS
Mission TCL
Community Preparedness and Participation
Participant Cap
Mission TCL2
CEU/POST
Mission TCL3
Index ID
053
Agency Code
DHS-004-RESP
Course Title
Emergency Response to Terrorism: Awareness
Course Objective
This course is designed to prepare first responder personnel to recognize the signs of, and take the
appropriate initial courses of action at the scene of, a potential terrorist incident. The course provides
specialized information concerning such topics as: current Department of Justice definitions of
terrorism; a history of terrorism; agents utilized by terrorists; suspicious circumstances; self-protection
at potential terrorist scenes; crime scene considerations; and specialized incident command issues
Delivery:
Web-Based (W)
Training Provider
EMI-IS
Course Length
SELF-PACED
Mission TCL
Participant Cap
Mission TCL2
CEU/POST
Mission TCL3
DHS-Federal Emergency Management Agency
Friday, August 21, 2009
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Index ID
054
Agency Code
IS-346
Course Title
Orientation to Hazardous Materials for Medical Personnel
Course Objective
This self-study guide is designed to prepare medical and hospital personnel to analyze hazardous
materials situations, take the necessary steps to assure medical provider safety, and identify
appropriate resources for decontamination and medial care. This course serves as the prerequisite for
the field (Nonresident) course G346, Hospital Emergency Department Management of Hazardous
Materials Accidents (HMA). This course can be downloaded from the Independent Study Web site
(http://trainin.fema.gov/emiweb/is/) and the test can be completed and submitted online.
Delivery:
Web-Based (W)
Training Provider
EMI-IS
Course Length
SELF-PACED
Mission TCL
Medical Surge
Participant Cap
Mission TCL2
Triage and Pre-Hospital Treatment
CEU/POST
Mission TCL3
Index ID
055
Agency Code
IS-547
Course Title
Introduction to Continuity of Operation (COOP)
Course Objective
This 5-hour Web-based course is designed for a broad Federal audience-from senior managers to those
directly involved in the COOP planning effort. The course provides a working knowledge of the
COOP guidance found in Federal Preparedness Circular 65, “Federal Executive Branch Continuity of
Operations.” The course provides activities to enhance your COOP program.
Delivery:
Web-Based (W)
Training Provider
EMI-IS
Course Length
5 HRS
Mission TCL
Economic and Community Recovery
Participant Cap
Mission TCL2
Risk Management
CEU/POST
Mission TCL3
Index ID
056
Agency Code
ICS200
Course Title
Basic Incident Command
Course Objective
This Independent Study course is designed to provide a general introduction to the Incident Command
System. It is a multi-discipline course with various incident scenarios and activities
Delivery:
Web-Based (W)
Training Provider
EMI-IS
Course Length
SELF-PACED
Mission TCL
Participant Cap
Mission TCL2
CEU/POST
Mission TCL3
DHS-Federal Emergency Management Agency
Friday, August 21, 2009
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Index ID
057
Agency Code
AWR-130
Course Title
Incident Response to Terrorist Bombings-Awareness
Course Objective
This course provides basic instruction on response procedures for terrorist incidents involving
energetic materials (explosives and incendiaries). The course includes classroom presentations that
address potential terrorist bombing targets in U.S. communities, common military and commercial
explosives available to terrorists, improvised explosive devices (IED), and response procedures that
support safe and effective operations during bombing incidents
Delivery:
Resident (R)
Training Provider
EMRTC
Course Length
4 HRS
Mission TCL
Explosive Device Response Operations
Participant Cap
Mission TCL2
CEU/POST
0.4 CEU
Mission TCL3
Index ID
058
Agency Code
PER-231
Course Title
Prevention of and Response to Suicide Bombing Incidents
Course Objective
This course is designed to provide training on the suicide bombing threat. The course includes
familiarization with improvised explosive devices (IED) and explosive materials typically used in
suicide bombing attacks. The course addresses actions that individual emergency responders can
employ to assist in the prevention or deterrence of suicide bombings and techniques, tactics,
procedures that support effective and safe response to a suicide bombing attack.
Delivery:
Mobile (M)
Training Provider
EMRTC
Course Length
4 HRS
Mission TCL
Public Safety and Security Response
Participant Cap
Mission TCL2
Explosive Device Response Operations
CEU/POST
Mission TCL3
Index ID
059
Agency Code
AWR-132
Course Title
Understanding and Planning for School Bomb Incidents (UPSBI)
Course Objective
UPSBI provides emergency responders with the language and tools required to effectively assess
school bomb incident response plans and guide recommendations. The course identifies the factors
involved in school bomb threats; critical response actions based on scenario types; the primary
components of an Improvised Explosive Device (IED); and critical components of a school bomb
related response plan.
Delivery:
Mobile/Web Based
Training Provider
EMRTC
Course Length
4 HRS
Mission TCL
Community Preparedness and Participation
Participant Cap
Mission TCL2
CBRNE Detection
CEU/POST
0.4 CEU
Mission TCL3
DHS-Federal Emergency Management Agency
Friday, August 21, 2009
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Index ID
060
Agency Code
PER-230
Course Title
Incident Response to Terrorist Bombings
Course Objective
This course is designed to prepare emergency responders to perform effectively and safely during
bombing incidents, principally in support roles within the warm and cold zones of the incident scene.
The course includes a familiarization with improvised explosive devices (IED) and explosive
materials, and detailed training on critical response actions during pre- and post-detonation operations.
In addition, the course addresses actions that emergency responders can take to prevent and/or deter
bombing attacks against targets in their communities.
Delivery:
Mobile (M)
Training Provider
EMRTC
Course Length
6 HRS
Mission TCL
Explosive Device Response Operations
Participant Cap
Mission TCL2
Public Safety and Security Response
CEU/POST
Mission TCL3
Index ID
061
Agency Code
AWR-131
Course Title
Prevention of and Response to Suicide Bombing Incidents
Course Objective
This course provides training on the suicide bombing threat. The course includes steps that individual
emergency responders can take to recognize the pre-attack indicators, assist in the prevention of
suicide bombings, and safely and effectively respond to a suicide bombing once it has occurred. It also
familiarizes students with improvised explosive devices (IED) and explosive materials typically used
in suicide bombings.
Delivery:
Mobile (M)
Training Provider
EMRTC
Course Length
4 HRS
Mission TCL
CBRNE Detection
Participant Cap
Mission TCL2
WMD/Hazardous Materials Response and Decontamination
CEU/POST
0.4 CEU
Mission TCL3
Index ID
062
Agency Code
EPA-001-RESP
Course Title
Emergency Response to Hazardous Materials Incidents
Course Objective
This course provides emergency response personnel, primarily firefighters, police officers, and
emergency medical services personnel, with the information and skills needed to recognize, evaluate,
and control an incident involving the release, or potential release, of hazardous materials. It is
intended for members of hazardous materials response teams. The focus of the course is on
recognizing and evaluating a hazardous materials incident, organizing the response team, protecting
response personnel, identifying and using response resources, implementing basic control measures,
refining decisionmaking skills, and protecting the public. Topics that are discussed include safety
plans and standard operating procedures, chemical and physical properties of hazardous materials,
incident command, sizeup strategy and tactics, containment and confinement of materials, levels of
protection, chemical protective clothing, direct-reading instruments, and decontamination.
Instructional methods used are lectures, class problem-solving sessions, and field exercises. Emphasis
is on the hands-on use of equipment to apply lecture information in a practical manner. Participants
will wear self-contained breathing apparatus (SCBA) fully-encapsulating suits and chemical splash
suits. WEBSITE BASED CATALOG: http://www.trainex.org/bytitle.cfm
Delivery:
Resident (R)
Training Provider
EPA
Course Length
5 DAYS
Mission TCL
WMD/Hazardous Materials Response and Decontamination
Participant Cap
Mission TCL2
CEU/POST
Mission TCL3
DHS-Federal Emergency Management Agency
Friday, August 21, 2009
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Index ID
063
Agency Code
EPA-003-RESP
Course Title
Introduction to Nuclear Radiation for First Responders
Course Objective
Introduction to Nuclear Radiation for First Responders is designed to provide first responders and
supporting personnel with an Awareness Level course along with some limited operational
information.
The training provides sufficient information to conduct the initial stages (recognition, identification,
control, and rescue of victims) of a response to a radiological incident. This class lectures provide a
focused knowledge base. Hands-on activities and demonstrations reinforce the lecture topics. Case
study reviews are the culminating learning activity used to demonstrate how response operations occur
in actual radiological incidents. A major emphasis of the class is the practical use of instrumentation.
Participants are required to observe the response of a variety of radiological meters and detectors to
radioactive materials. The class consists of 12 modules presented in a one 8-hour time period.
WEBSITE CATALOG: http://www.trainex.org/bytitle.cfm
Delivery:
Resident (R)
Training Provider
EPA
Course Length
8 HRS
Mission TCL
CBRNE Detection
Participant Cap
Mission TCL2
CEU/POST
Mission TCL3
Index ID
064
Agency Code
EPA-002-RESP
Course Title
Air Monitoring for Emergency Responders
Course Objective
This 2 day course provides emergency response personnel with the information and skills needed to
evaluate the release, or potential release, of hazardous materials into the air. It is intended for
hazardous material responders, but is applicable to law enforcement, fire service, emergency medical
service and emergency management personnel. Topics that are discussed include air monitoring
programs, techniques, and equipment; instrument calibration; instrument limitations; exposure
guidelines; air dispersion modeling; and health and safety considerations. Instructional methods
include a combination of lectures, group discussions, problem-solving sessions, and exercises with
hands-on use of instruments. WEBSITE CATALOG: http://www.trainex.org/bytitle.cfm
Delivery:
Resident (R)
Training Provider
EPA
Course Length
2 DAYS
Mission TCL
CBRNE Detection
Participant Cap
Mission TCL2
CEU/POST
Mission TCL3
DHS-Federal Emergency Management Agency
Friday, August 21, 2009
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Index ID
065
Agency Code
DOJ-002-RESP
Course Title
Large Vehicle Bomb Advanced Post Blast Investigation
Course Objective
This 4.5-day course is designed to expose Federal, State, and local law enforcement investigative and
bomb technician personnel to advanced techniques and procedures that have been successfully
employed by the FBI during LVB investigations such as the World Trade Center (1993), Oklahoma
City (1995), Khobar Towers, Saudi Arabia (1996), and U.S. Embassies in Kenya and Tanzania
(1998). Instruction addresses the command and control procedures for a major LVB incident as well
as forensic scene operations. The lectured discuss the problems and difficulties encountered in
conducting an investigation into a massive crime scene that may involve an entire city in magnitude.
Emphasis is on planning and preparation for the organization and management of an enormously
complex crime scene.
Delivery:
Mobile (M)
Training Provider
FBI
Course Length
4.5 DAYS
Mission TCL
Law Enforcement Investigation and Operations
Participant Cap
Mission TCL2
CEU/POST
Mission TCL3
Index ID
066
Agency Code
AWR-171
Course Title
Anti-Terrorism Intelligence Awareness Training Program (AIATP)
Course Objective
The Anti-Terrorism Intelligence Awareness Training Program (AIATP) is an 8 hour
specialized training program designed to provide state and local law enforcement officers
with a working knowledge of the intelligence process and their important role in the
collection, recording, and reporting of terrorist activities. Highlights of the program
include an introduction to the National Criminal Intelligence Sharing Plan, an overview
of both domestic and international terrorist groups, indicators of terrorist activities, the
use of the internet by terrorist groups, and a regional update of terrorist activities
Delivery:
Mobile (M)
Training Provider
FLETC
Course Length
8 HRS
Mission TCL
Intelligence Analysis and Production
Participant Cap
Mission TCL2
Intelligence/Information Sharing and Dissemination
CEU/POST
Mission TCL3
Index ID
067
Agency Code
Course Title
Suicide Bomber Mitigation Training Program (SBMTP)
Course Objective
This program is designed for law enforcement officers and agents who would be involved in security
of people and assets, need to prevent a suicide bomber attack, and may actually encounter a suicide
bomber. The course consists of lecture, tactical shooting, physical training and intensive practical
exercises involving encounters with a suicide bomber. The attendee will learn the motivations behind
the suicide bombings and the methodologies of the bombers and how to use security measures to
prevent, deter, and detect a suicide bomber. They will be able to physically respond to an attempted
suicide bombing, know how to mitigate property damage, and manage the aftermath of a suicide
bombing.
Delivery:
Mobile (M)
Training Provider
FLETC
Course Length
4.5 DAYS
Mission TCL
Law Enforcement Investigation and Operations
Participant Cap
Mission TCL2
Critical Infrastructure Protection (CIP)
CEU/POST
Mission TCL3
DHS-Federal Emergency Management Agency
Friday, August 21, 2009
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Index ID
068
Agency Code
DHS-002-PREV
Course Title
Operations Security (OPSEC) for Public Safety Agencies
Course Objective
Criminals and terrorists are becoming increasingly effective in collecting intelligence against U.S.
agencies and corporations. To be successful, they need specific information about personnel, response
plans, capabilities, and infrastructures. Operations Security (OPSEC) is a five-step risk management
tool used by security professionals and the military that public safety agencies could use to deny our
adversaries the sensitive information they need to plan their crimes and attacks. The OPSACTP is
designed for public safety and special operations teams such as hazmat/WMD, bomb squads, tactical
teams, arson and gang investigations, and the like. The OPSACTP teaches public safety officers from
the law enforcement, fire-rescue, EMS and emergency management communities how to use OPSEC
to protect you, your mission, and your family. Students who successfully complete this training will be
able to apply OPSEC to emergency and special event planning; special operations such as SWAT,
HazMat, WMD, Bomb Squad; intelligence, counter terrorism, arson, and narcotics task forces; and
criminal investigations
Delivery:
Resident (R)
Training Provider
FLETC
Course Length
3 DAYS
Mission TCL
Critical Infrastructure Protection (CIP)
Participant Cap
Mission TCL2
CEU/POST
Mission TCL3
Index ID
069
Agency Code
DOE/FRMAC
Course Title
FRMAC Technical Training
Course Objective
Overview of FRMAC monitoring and sampling equipment and techniques
Delivery:
Resident (R)
Training Provider
FRMAC
Course Length
5 HRS
Mission TCL
Participant Cap
Mission TCL2
CEU/POST
Mission TCL3
Index ID
070
Agency Code
DOE-FRMAC
Course Title
FRMAC Overview
Course Objective
Personnel who plan to integrate into the FRMAC or expect interaction with FRMAC data products
Delivery:
Resident (R)
Training Provider
FRMAC
Course Length
1 HR
Mission TCL
Participant Cap
Mission TCL2
CEU/POST
Mission TCL3
DHS-Federal Emergency Management Agency
Friday, August 21, 2009
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Index ID
071
Agency Code
DEO-RAP
Course Title
RAP430-RAPTER Training and Eval Exercise
Course Objective
Practice and training on the roles and responsibilities for RAP team members responding to a
radiological incident
Delivery:
Resident/Mobile
Training Provider
FRMAC
Course Length
3 DAYS
Mission TCL
Participant Cap
RAP Team members
Mission TCL2
CEU/POST
Mission TCL3
Index ID
072
Agency Code
AS200
Course Title
Assessment Scientist 200
Course Objective
A course on the interaction of Assessment Scientists with other FRMAC components, AS-200 covers
roles and responsibilities of Assessment Scientist in the FRMAC including interpretation of map and
process for developing data products, duration 2.5 days with last day being a capstone.
Delivery:
Resident/Mobile
Training Provider
FRMAC
Course Length
2.5 DAYS
Mission TCL
Participant Cap
FRMAC Scientists
Mission TCL2
CEU/POST
Mission TCL3
Index ID
073
Agency Code
AS100
Course Title
Assessment Scientist 100
Course Objective
A course on the basic roles and responsibilities of an Assessment Scientist in the FRMAC, AS-100
covers the science and calculations (including the use of Turbo FRMAC) to perform dose assessment
calculations.
Delivery:
Resident (R)
Training Provider
FRMAC
Course Length
3 DAYS
Mission TCL
Participant Cap
FRMAC Scientists
Mission TCL2
CEU/POST
Mission TCL3
Index ID
074
Agency Code
DOT-001-RESP
Course Title
Security Training Courses: Response to Weapons of Mass Destruction
Course Objective
This course provides information on chemical/biological/nuclear terrorist incidents, current events, the
nature of chemical/biological/radiological agents, and how to respond to such events in a transit
environment. Internal and external resources, transit's role in responding to such incidents in the
community, and the roles and cross-jurisdictional responsibilities of emergency responders are
identified. Federal Transit Administration
Phone: 202-366-3526
Email: michael.taborn@fta.dot.gov
Delivery:
Mobile (M)
Training Provider
FTA
Course Length
2 DAYS
Mission TCL
Participant Cap
Mission TCL2
CEU/POST
Mission TCL3
DHS-Federal Emergency Management Agency
Friday, August 21, 2009
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Index ID
075
Agency Code
AWR-149-w
Course Title
Zero Hour: America’s Medic
Course Objective
Zero Hour: America's Medic is a single player, point of view virtual serious educational
game for first responders. During game play the player will practice basic first responder
skills of incident command, triage, and treatment of patients during four simulated
incidents based upon the National Planning Scenarios. Game play for entire virtual
reality engagement is six to eight hours.
Delivery:
Web-Based (W)
Training Provider
GWU
Course Length
8 HRS
Mission TCL
Triage and Pre-Hospital Treatment
Participant Cap
Mission TCL2
CEU/POST
0.6 CEU
Mission TCL3
Index ID
076
Agency Code
AWR-124-w
Course Title
Campus Public Safety Response to WMD Incidents
Course Objective
The purpose of the course is to prepare campus public safety personnel to become more
proficient in the management of emergencies because of weapons of mass destruction
(WMD). The content addresses emergency preparedness and security measures that help
higher education administrators to better prepare for terrorism or WMD events
Delivery:
Web-Based (W)
Training Provider
HSP-WVU
Course Length
8 HRS
Mission TCL
Participant Cap
Mission TCL2
CEU/POST
Mission TCL3
Index ID
077
Agency Code
MGT-333
Course Title
Emergency Planning for Special Needs Communities
Course Objective
The goal of the “Emergency Planning for Special Needs Communities” course is to
introduce a strategic universal functional planning approach to initiate special needs
planning. This approach will emphasize the role of emergency management and provide
examples of best practices, lessons identified, tools, resources, and other support aids.
Delivery:
Mobile (M)
Training Provider
HSP-WVU
Course Length
12 HRS
Mission TCL
Planning
Participant Cap
Mission TCL2
Community Preparedness and Participation
CEU/POST
Mission TCL3
DHS-Federal Emergency Management Agency
Friday, August 21, 2009
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Index ID
078
Agency Code
AWR-128-W
Course Title
Hospital Emergency Management: Concepts and Implications of WMD Terrorist Events
Course Objective
Hospital preparation for major events using an "all-hazards" approach will also improve
readiness for major disasters and incidents that are more common. The Hospital
Emergency Management: Concepts and Implications of WMD Terrorist Events (Hospital
Emergency Management) course presents a basic overview of information about hospital
management planning.
Delivery:
Web-Based (W)
Training Provider
HSP-WVU
Course Length
3 HRS
Mission TCL
Medical Supplies Management and Distribution
Participant Cap
Mission TCL2
Medical Surge
CEU/POST
Mission TCL3
Index ID
079
Agency Code
AWR-172
Course Title
Vulnerability Identification Self Assessment Tool (ViSAT) Course for Public Assembly Facilities
Course Objective
This awareness-level course provides instruction for the use and application of the
Department Homeland Security’s Vulnerability Identification Self-Assessment (ViSAT)
software. It is targeted at public assembly facility managers and staff responsible for the
operation and security of amphitheaters, arenas, auditoriums, convention centers/exhibit
halls, performing arts venues, race tracks, stadiums, university complexes, and similar
types of venues. The course reviews the concepts of risk management, staff processes to
prepare and collect input data, using the ViSAT software program to conduct the
assessment, and using the summary report to enhance security at the ViSAT user’s public
assembly facility. As such, it includes detailed information and hands-on experience
using the ViSAT software program.
Delivery:
Mobile (M)
Training Provider
IAAM
Course Length
8 HRS
Mission TCL
Community Preparedness and Participation
Participant Cap
Mission TCL2
Critical Infrastructure Protection (CIP)
CEU/POST
Mission TCL3
Index ID
080
Agency Code
Course Title
Emergency Response to Terrorism: Operations
Course Objective
Using the same principles and design characteristics as the IAFF Hazardous Materials
training programs, the IAFF developed this course to empower students to draw on their
experiences and knowledge, use their available resources, and make calculated decisions
about safe response actions. The course focuses on a specific audience (i.e., first
responders) and emphasizes the safety and health of these professionals. It builds on basic
skills and knowledge, while introducing and teaching characteristics, hazards, and
mitigation tactics specific to weapons of mass destruction (WMD) incidents. In addition,
it incorporates operations-level hazardous materials refresher information throughout
each unit, reinforcing basic response protocols.
Delivery:
Mobile (M)
Training Provider
IAFF
Course Length
16 HRS
Mission TCL
Responder Safety and Health
Participant Cap
Mission TCL2
CEU/POST
Mission TCL3
DHS-Federal Emergency Management Agency
Friday, August 21, 2009
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Index ID
081
Agency Code
Course Title
Homeland Security Terrorism Prevention Certificate Course for Law Enforcement Professionals
Course Objective
This highly interactive and web-enabled simulation-based training course focuses on
threat recognition, risk management, information sharing, and prevention. Participants
enter the virtual jurisdiction of “San Luis Rey” and attempt to uncover and neutralize
threats to the community by collaborating with other fictional local officials to gather
intelligence, manage the risks, and make decisions to thwart the terrorist plot. Failure to
properly apply preventive concepts results in realistic catastrophic outcomes in this
virtual world. Online Training
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Delivery:
Web-Based (W)
Training Provider
IPS
Course Length
6 HRS
Mission TCL
Law Enforcement Investigation and Operations
Participant Cap
Mission TCL2
CEU/POST
Mission TCL3
Index ID
082
Agency Code
AWR-181
Course Title
Developing an Intelligence Capacity in State, Local, and Tribal Law Enforcement Agencies: A Quick
Start Program
Course Objective
This course provides is designed to develop the intelligence capacity of State, local, and
tribal law enforcement agencies. It is compliant with the National Criminal Intelligence
Sharing Plan (NCISP) and the Information Sharing Environment (ISE) guidelines. The
course uses the "toolbox" analogy because it is "resource rich." It applies to all law
enforcement agencies, regardless of size
Delivery:
Mobile (M)
Training Provider
MSU
Course Length
16 HRS
Mission TCL
Intelligence Analysis and Production
Participant Cap
Mission TCL2
CEU/POST
Mission TCL3
Index ID
083
Agency Code
AWR-199
Course Title
Sustaining the Intelligence Function in State, Local and Tribal Law Enforcement
Course Objective
As a follow-up class to AWR 181, the Intelligence Toolbox, this course provides
additonal training tools to sustain the intelligence capacity within all-sized agenices.
Core training components include Intelligence Led Policing (ILP); Establishing Public-
Private Partnerships; and Open Source Information and Intelligence. Class participants
will also receive an extensive audit tool to assist in determining what needs to be done in
their law enforcement agency to implement or develop ILP.
Delivery:
Mobile (M)
Training Provider
MSU
Course Length
8 HRS
Mission TCL
Intelligence Analysis and Production
Participant Cap
Mission TCL2
Intelligence/Information Sharing and Dissemination
CEU/POST
Mission TCL3
DHS-Federal Emergency Management Agency
Friday, August 21, 2009
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Index ID
084
Agency Code
Course Title
Critical Incident Protocol (CIP) - Community Facilitation Program
Course Objective
This program is for cities, counties, and regions with MSU facilitating two training workshops over
six to twelve months to create a public/private partnership for joint crisis management using an all-
hazards approach. The targeted audience includes first responders and other government departments
to collaborate with area businesses and non-profit organizations on how they can better prepare for,
respond to, and recover from man-made and natural disasters, critical incidents, and other related
events.
Delivery:
Mobile (M)
Training Provider
MSU
Course Length
11 HRS
Mission TCL
Community Preparedness and Participation
Participant Cap
Mission TCL2
CEU/POST
Mission TCL3
Index ID
085
Agency Code
Course Title
Various Online course for medical
Course Objective
Initial
Training in Mammography Training Courses
Breast Ultrasound Training Courses
Stereotactic Breast Biopsy Training
Bone Densitometry Training Courses
CT Training Course for Technologists (1 week)
Introduction to Musculoskeletal Ultrasound
MRI Training Course for Technologists (2 weeks)
PACS Administrator Training Course (1 week)
Medical Imaging Management Training
3-Day DR/CR Course Training Course for Technologists
Medical Dosimetrist Course (Two Weeks)
Advanced Medical Dosimetry
Delivery:
Web-Based (W)
Training Provider
MTMI
Course Length
SELF-PACED
Mission TCL
Triage and Pre-Hospital Treatment
Participant Cap
Mission TCL2
CEU/POST
Mission TCL3
DHS-Federal Emergency Management Agency
Friday, August 21, 2009
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Index ID
086
Agency Code
MGT-321
Course Title
WMD Tactical Commanders
Course Objective
In this course, participants receive an overview of emergency response to a weapons of
mass destruction (WMD) event and are instructed how to obtain and integrate WMD
incident-related intelligence into a tactical operations plan. Building on this foundation,
participants are provided information allowing them to demonstrate the mission planning
processes. As the course progresses, they use this knowledge to develop tactical warning
orders, operations orders, and supplemental orders necessary to ensure a successful
WMD incident response. A central component of this course is the practical exercises
that are woven throughout several of the instructional modules—participants engage in
warning order, emergency assault planning, and tactical command practical exercises.
Delivery:
Mobile (M)
Training Provider
NCBRT-LSU
Course Length
24 HRS
Mission TCL
Onsite Incident Management
Participant Cap
Mission TCL2
WMD/Hazardous Materials Response and Decontamination
CEU/POST
2.4 CEU
Mission TCL3
Index ID
087
Agency Code
AWR-190-W
Course Title
A Foundational Awareness of Weapons of Mass Destruction/Terrorism
Course Objective
This course was developed by the American Red Cross in collaboration with Pearson
Performance Solutions. A self-directed, online course that provides foundational
awareness of Weapons of Mass Destruction/Terrorism types and effects in the context of
non-governmental organizations supplying humanitarian services during a disaster.
Delivery:
Web-Based (W)
Training Provider
NCBRT-LSU
Course Length
1.25 HRS
Mission TCL
Mass Care (Sheltering, Feeding, and Related Services)
Participant Cap
Mission TCL2
CEU/POST
Mission TCL3
Index ID
088
Agency Code
AWR-219
Course Title
A Prepared Jurisdiction: Integrated Response to a WMD Incident
Course Objective
This course is a problem-based course for small- to medium-sized jurisdictions. The
course provides an opportunity for the jurisdiction and its participants to develop and/or
refine strategies for responding to incidents in which suspected WMD devices may be in
transit via rail, truck, barge, or inter-modal cargo container. The course includes related
training intended to provide realistic scenarios that will provide the foundation for the
learning activities. This course affords opportunities for the jurisdiction’s participants to
train using a facilitated-discussion process supported by scenario-driven field training.
Finally, the jurisdiction can use this training course as a self-assessment process for its
decision-making capabilities, as well as its WMD-terrorist-response preparedness.
Delivery:
Mobile (M)
Training Provider
NCBRT-LSU
Course Length
2.5 DAYS
Mission TCL
Participant Cap
Mission TCL2
CEU/POST
2.0 CEU
Mission TCL3
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Index ID
089
Agency Code
MGT-324
Course Title
Executive Seminar: Prevention of, Response to, Recovery from Campus Emergencies
Course Objective
The purpose of this two-day workshop is to provide campus leaders, faculty governance,
student governance, campus law enforcement/security departments, campus
health/medical and mental health services, campus public affairs, jurisdictional law
enforcement and public safety agencies, and jurisdictional public information officers
with an understanding and ability to navigate through the difficult aspects of dealing
with campus emergencies such as man-made or natural events, including acts of violence.
The workshop will consist of small, integrated group activities that are problem-based
and will require a coordinated, integrated approach in order to solve.
Delivery:
Mobile (M)
Training Provider
NCBRT-LSU
Course Length
16 HRS
Mission TCL
Community Preparedness and Participation
Participant Cap
Mission TCL2
CEU/POST
1.6 CEU
Mission TCL3
Index ID
090
Agency Code
AWR-119-w
Course Title
Prevention and Deterrence of Terrorist Acts: an Overview for all Disciplines
Course Objective
This online training course provides the participant with an awareness for preventing and deterring
potential acts of terrorism through vigilance, observation, and reporting suspicious
indicators or terrorist acts. The U.S. Department of Homeland Security is supporting
several major initiatives to prevent and/or deter terrorist incidents
Delivery:
Web-Based (W)
Training Provider
NCBRT-LSU
Course Length
SELF-PACED
Mission TCL
Risk Management
Participant Cap
Mission TCL2
CBRNE Detection
CEU/POST
0.5 CEU
Mission TCL3
Index ID
091
Agency Code
AWR-122
Course Title
Prevention and Deterrence of Terrorist Acts by Law Enforcement
Course Objective
This course provides certified Federal, State, and local law enforcement officers with the
knowledge, skills, and abilities to assist in preventing and/or deterring weapons of mass
destruction (WMD) terrorist incidents
Delivery:
Mobile (M)
Training Provider
NCBRT-LSU
Course Length
8 HRS
Mission TCL
Law Enforcement Investigation and Operations
Participant Cap
Mission TCL2
Intelligence Analysis and Production
CEU/POST
0.8 CEU
Mission TCL3
DHS-Federal Emergency Management Agency
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Index ID
092
Agency Code
AWR-192-w
Course Title
Effects of Weapons of Mass Destruction on Mass Sheltering
Course Objective
This course was developed by the American Red Cross in collaboration with Pearson
Performance Solutions. This course is an introduction to recognizing key on-scene
indicators of incidents related to and/or requiring Mass Sheltering services as well as
appropriate self-protective measures. The course also covers security issues unique to
Mass Sheltering during a WMD/T incident; including appropriate notifications, activities,
and useful tips. Through interactive web-based training, learners will utilize analytical
and proble-solving skills in order to provide the best response during a WMD/T incident
Delivery:
Web-Based (W)
Training Provider
NCBRT-LSU
Course Length
1.25 HRS
Mission TCL
Mass Care (Sheltering, Feeding, and Related Services)
Participant Cap
Mission TCL2
CEU/POST
Mission TCL3
Index ID
093
Agency Code
awr-193-W
Course Title
Effects of Weapons of Mass Destruction on Mass Feeding
Course Objective
This course was developed by the American Red Cross in collaboration with Pearson
Performance Solutions. This course is an introduction to recognizing key on-scene
indicators of incidents related to and/or requiring Mass Feeding operations as well as
appropriate self-protective measures. The course also covers security issues unique to
Mass Feeding in a WMD/T incident; including appropriate notifications, activities, and
useful tips. Through interactive web-based training, learners will utilize analytical and
proble-solving skills in order to provide the best response during a WMD/T incident.
Delivery:
Web-Based (W)
Training Provider
NCBRT-LSU
Course Length
1.25 HRS
Mission TCL
Mass Care (Sheltering, Feeding, and Related Services)
Participant Cap
Mission TCL2
CEU/POST
Mission TCL3
Index ID
094
Agency Code
AWR-194-W
Course Title
Effects of Weapons of Mass Destruction on Bulk Distribution
Course Objective
This course was developed by the American Red Cross in collaboration with Pearson
Performance Solutions. This course is an introduction to recognizing key on-scene
indicators of incidents related to and/or requiring Bulk Distribution operations as well as
appropriate self-protective measures. The course also covers security issues unique to
Bulk Distribution in a WMD/T incident; including appropriate notifications, activities,
and useful tips. Through interactive web-based training, learners will utilize analytical
and proble-solving skills in order to provide the best response during a WMD/T incident
Delivery:
Web-Based (W)
Training Provider
NCBRT-LSU
Course Length
1.25 HRS
Mission TCL
Mass Care (Sheltering, Feeding, and Related Services)
Participant Cap
Mission TCL2
Medical Supplies Management and Distribution
CEU/POST
Mission TCL3
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Index ID
095
Agency Code
AWR-195-W
Course Title
Disaster Mental Health Considerations During a Weapons of Mass Destruction Incident
Course Objective
This course was developed by the American Red Cross in collaboration with Pearson
Performance Solutions. This is a self-directed, online course that provides awareness of
the mental health impacts of WMD/T incidents and covers topics including Psychological
First Aid, self-care, and professional referrals.
Delivery:
Web-Based (W)
Training Provider
NCBRT-LSU
Course Length
1.25 HRS
Mission TCL
Restoration of Lifelines
Participant Cap
Mission TCL2
Responder Safety and Health
CEU/POST
Mission TCL3
Index ID
096
Agency Code
AWR-161-w
Course Title
Nurses on the Front Line: Preparing for and Responding to Emergencies and Disasters
Course Objective
this comprehensive web-based training
course integrates an array of media and interactive learning strategies to provide nurses
with the skills and knowledge they need to prepare for, respond to, and recover from a
chemical, biological, radiological, nuclear, or explosive (CBRNE) events, with a focus on
special needs populations. Didactic concepts are taught within a critical thinking
framework. Students apply new skills and knowledge and practice decision-making in the
context of real-world video-based scenarios.
Delivery:
Web-Based (W)
Training Provider
NCBRT-LSU
Course Length
6 HRS
Mission TCL
Medical Surge
Participant Cap
Mission TCL2
Triage and Pre-Hospital Treatment
CEU/POST
0.6
Mission TCL3
Index ID
097
Agency Code
AWR-197-W
Course Title
eCore Disaster Life Support
Course Objective
This course is a competency-based introduction to all-hazards disaster preparedness, with
an emphasis on medical and public health implications and interventions. It is presented
in nine interactive modules, and focuses on application of the DISASTER Paradigm™
(Detection; Incident Command; Scene Safety and Security; Assess Hazards; Support;
Triage and Treatment; Evacuation; and Recovery) to weather-related events and disasters
due to chemical; biological; nuclear/radiological; and explosive agents. The course
provides a standardized curriculum to help all responders understand their respective role
in disaster response and the need for integration into the overall public health response
system.
Delivery:
Web-Based (W)
Training Provider
NCBRT-LSU
Course Length
SELF-PACED
Mission TCL
Medical Surge
Participant Cap
Mission TCL2
Fatality Management
CEU/POST
Mission TCL3
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Index ID
098
Agency Code
PER-221
Course Title
Weapons of Mass Destruction Tactical Operation
Course Objective
This tactical operations course prepares tactical law enforcement teams to perform their
functional roles during tactical operations involving terrorist use of weapons of mass
destruction (WMD). Participants are expected to incorporate appropriate actions, required
by the complexities and uniqueness of a WMD incident, into individual actions and team
tactical objectives.
Delivery:
Mobile (M)
Training Provider
NCBRT-LSU
Course Length
40 HRS
Mission TCL
Participant Cap
Mission TCL2
CEU/POST
4.0 CEU
Mission TCL3
Index ID
099
Agency Code
PER-222
Course Title
Public Safety WMD Response-Sampling Techniques and Guidelines
Course Objective
This course prepares hazardous materials (HazMat) teams within State and local
emergency response agencies to safely and effectively conduct public safety operations at
known or suspected weapons of mass destruction (WMD) incidents in a manner
consistent with Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) recommended guidelines for
procedures and protocols, including a sampling response in compliance with
Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) 29 Code of Federal Regulations
(CFR) 1910.120 (q). The course challenges participants to develop a systematic approach
to managing a WMD scene in which the public’s safety is at risk. The course evolves
from traditional problem-based classroom activities into a series of scenario-based
practical exercises. Participants who successfully complete the course are eligible to
participate in the Advanced Chemical/Biological Integrated Response course delivered at
the Dugway Proving Grounds
Delivery:
Mobile (M)
Training Provider
NCBRT-LSU
Course Length
24 HRS
Mission TCL
Participant Cap
Mission TCL2
CEU/POST
2.4 CEU
Mission TCL3
DHS-Federal Emergency Management Agency
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Index ID
100
Agency Code
PER-225
Course Title
Operational WMD Response for Law Enforcement
Course Objective
This course is designed to address specific fundamentals and skills associated with an
emergency response to a WMD incident. As such, it provides detailed technical
information and includes hands-on practice of actions required of emergency responders
in WMD incident situations.
Throughout the program of instruction, participants are reminded of the necessity for
teamwork among all responding agencies; as emergency responders, they must support
and facilitate the operations of fire and medical services and other responding agencies.
In summary, the course prepares representatives of State and local emergency response
agencies to perform a critical emergency responder role safely and effectively during an
incident involving WMD agents
Delivery:
Mobile (M)
Training Provider
NCBRT-LSU
Course Length
24 HRS
Mission TCL
Participant Cap
Mission TCL2
CEU/POST
2..4 CEU
Mission TCL3
Index ID
101
Agency Code
MGT-325
Course Title
Terrorist Threat Guidelines: Law Enforcement Planning and Response to Changing Threat Levels
Course Objective
This course aims to introduce participants to the Terrorist Threat Guidelines and the
Quick Reference Handbook so they can effectively utilize this resource in their planning
and response efforts. To accomplish this goal, the Terrorist Threat Guidelines: Law
Enforcement Planning and Response to Changing Threat Levels course begins with a
cursory review of the creation of the Department of Homeland Security, including
mention of Homeland Security Presidential Directives 3 and 5. Participants receive an
overview of the Homeland Security Advisory System, with particular attention focused
on the Color-Coded Threat Level System
Delivery:
Mobile (M)
Training Provider
NCBRT-LSU
Course Length
8 HRS
Mission TCL
Participant Cap
Mission TCL2
CEU/POST
0.8 CEU
Mission TCL3
DHS-Federal Emergency Management Agency
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Index ID
102
Agency Code
PER-227
Course Title
Advanced WMD Tactical Operations
Course Objective
This course provides tactical commanders, tactical operators, and support personnel with
the knowledge, skills, and abilities to command, plan, equip, train, and exercise tactical
teams for implementing safe and effective response to chemical, biological, radiological,
nuclear, and explosive (CBRNE) incidents. Participants, as members of integrated
tactical teams, implement these attributes during simulated weapons of mass destruction
(WMD) events. Participants develop competency in developing tactics for responding to
WMD incidents and tactical alternatives for neutralizing WMD incidents. Participants
conduct plan rehearsals and implement tactical plans in realistic scenario-based field
exercises.
Delivery:
Mobile (M)
Training Provider
NCBRT-LSU
Course Length
40 HRS
Mission TCL
Participant Cap
Mission TCL2
CEU/POST
4.0 HRS
Mission TCL3
Index ID
103
Agency Code
AWR-157
Course Title
Transit Terrorist Tools and Tactics
Course Objective
This course teaches transit security authorities, local law enforcement officers, and other
emergency responders how to prevent, deter, and, when necessary, respond to terrorist
attacks in a mass transit environment. This hands-on, performance-based training is
specific to the challenges that are unique to transit systems. It includes an application
module and an in-depth field exercise that allows participants to use specific types of
technology.
Delivery:
Mobile (M)
Training Provider
NCBRT-LSU
Course Length
24 HRS
Mission TCL
Public Safety and Security Response
Participant Cap
Mission TCL2
CBRNE Detection
CEU/POST
2.4
Mission TCL3
Index ID
104
Agency Code
PER-228
Course Title
Advanced Forensic Investigations for Hazardous Events
Course Objective
This course provides participants with the essential skills to investigate a hazardous environment
crime scene for the identification, documentation, presumptive forensic testing, collection, packaging,
preservation, and transportation to the laboratory for analysis of hazardous environment forensic
evidence. The course will address these areas by following the FBI 12-step crime scene management
process as applied to an HCE. This will enable participants to properly collect evidence that may be
used in a criminal prosecution. Finally, the course is intended to enhance the participants’ skills
needed to provide expert testimony for the successful prosecution of the perpetrators of a criminal
hazardous environment.
Delivery:
Mobile (M)
Training Provider
NCBRT-LSU
Course Length
40 HRS
Mission TCL
Law Enforcement Investigation and Operations
Participant Cap
Mission TCL2
CEU/POST
4.0
Mission TCL3
DHS-Federal Emergency Management Agency
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Index ID
105
Agency Code
MGT-342
Course Title
Senior Officials-Disaster Management for Water and Wastewater Utilities
Course Objective
The Senior Officials - Disaster Management for Water and Wastewater brings together
those personnel from within a jurisdiction who would be required to manage or react to
any natural or man-made incident that could potentially affect a water or wastewater
utility.
Delivery:
Mobile (M)
Training Provider
NERRTC-TEEX
Course Length
4 HRS
Mission TCL
Community Preparedness and Participation
Participant Cap
Mission TCL2
CEU/POST
0.4 CEU
Mission TCL3
Index ID
106
Agency Code
MGT-343
Course Title
Disaster Management for Water and Wastewater Utilities
Course Objective
The Disaster Management for Water and Wastewater Utilities course is designed to
provide training to water and wastewater professionals on issues concerning preparing
for, responding to, and recovering from incidents affecting water and/or wastewater
facilities.
This course introduces the various natural and man-made (accidental or intentional)
hazards to which water and wastewater systems may be vulnerable and the potential
effects the hazards may induce. Legislation that serves to aid in the planning and
response to a natural or man-made incident is discussed along with measures that can
mitigate threats to the water and wastewater systems. Participants are guided through
portions of the Environmental Protection Agencies Response Protocol Toolbox to
identify steps in the response and recovery processes.
Delivery:
Mobile (M)
Training Provider
NERRTC-TEEX
Course Length
16 HRS
Mission TCL
Critical Infrastructure Protection (CIP)
Participant Cap
Mission TCL2
CEU/POST
Mission TCL3
Index ID
107
Agency Code
AWR-160
Course Title
WMD Awareness Level Training
Course Objective
This course provides emergency responders with awareness-level instruction on
recognition, avoidance, isolation, and notification techniques in a weapons of mass
destruction (WMD) environment. The course covers prevention and deterrence and
chemical, biological, radiological, nuclear, and explosive (CBRNE) hazards.
Delivery:
Mobile/Web Based
Training Provider
NERRTC-TEEX
Course Length
6 HRS
Mission TCL
WMD/Hazardous Materials Response and Decontamination
Participant Cap
Mission TCL2
CEU/POST
Mission TCL3
DHS-Federal Emergency Management Agency
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Index ID
108
Agency Code
MGT-345
Course Title
Disaster Management for Electric Power Systems
Course Objective
This course introduces the various natural, technological, and civil hazards to which
electric power systems may be vulnerable and the potential effects the hazard may
induce. Measures to reduce risk are discussed along with the importance of integration
the full range of capabilities and emergency response organizations when developing a
response plan. Participants review the responsibilities of utilities during incident
recovery, organize information for presentation to the public and media during an
incident, and discuss activities involved in disaster planning.
Delivery:
Mobile (M)
Training Provider
NERRTC-TEEX
Course Length
16 HRS
Mission TCL
Critical Infrastructure Protection (CIP)
Participant Cap
Mission TCL2
CEU/POST
Mission TCL3
Index ID
109
Agency Code
MGT-340
Course Title
Crisis Leadership & Decision Making for Elected Officials
Course Objective
The seminar is an executive-level presentation for the nation’s elected officials at the city,
county, region, territory, tribal, and state levels. Seminar participants will discuss the
strategic and executive level issues and challenges related to preparing for and
responding to a catastrophic incident. The venue provides an excellent opportunity to
share proven strategies and practices and apply lessons-learned from past natural and
man-made disasters. The seminar is a facilitated, free flowing discussion of the stresses
of crisis leadership and decision making gained from reading a Harvard University,
Kennedy School of Government case study of a recent catastrophic disaster
Delivery:
Mobile (M)
Training Provider
NERRTC-TEEX
Course Length
4 HRS
Mission TCL
Onsite Incident Management
Participant Cap
Mission TCL2
CEU/POST
Mission TCL3
Index ID
110
Agency Code
PER-212
Course Title
WMD/Terrorism Incident Defensive Operations for Emergency Responders
Course Objective
This course focuses on the unique personal protection challenges that responders face
during a weapons of mass destruction (WMD) or terrorist incident. Upon completing the
course, participants are able to respond to a WMD/terrorism incident in a defensive mode
and prevent the spread of a WMD hazard to the public and the environment
Delivery:
Mobile (M)
Training Provider
NERRTC-TEEX
Course Length
24 HRS
Mission TCL
Participant Cap
Mission TCL2
CEU/POST
3.2 CEU
Mission TCL3
DHS-Federal Emergency Management Agency
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Index ID
111
Agency Code
PER 213
Course Title
Wide Area Search
Course Objective
The Wide Area Search course is designed to provide training for search responders,
coordinators, and planners to effectively conduct wide area searches due to disasters
either natural or man-made, including acts of terrorism
Delivery:
Mobile (M)
Training Provider
NERRTC-TEEX
Course Length
24 HRS
Mission TCL
Participant Cap
Mission TCL2
CEU/POST
2.4 CEU
Mission TCL3
Index ID
112
Agency Code
PER-211
Course Title
Emergency Medical Services (EMS): Operations and Planning for WMD Incidents
Course Objective
This course equips jurisdictional first response medical personnel with the skills needed
to ensure proper patient treatment and transportation of adult and pediatric patients in the
event of exposure to chemical, biological, radiological, nuclear, and explosive (CBRNE)
agents. Exercises conducted in a CBRNE scenario reinforce facilitated classroom
presentations. Medical response staff participants use their education and clinical skills to
demonstrate proper techniques for assessment, triage, mass decontamination, treatment,
and stabilization. In addition, course participants receive training on the proper
techniques for protecting themselves and limiting cross contamination
Delivery:
Resident (R)
Training Provider
NERRTC-TEEX
Course Length
24 HRS
Mission TCL
Medical Surge
Participant Cap
Mission TCL2
Triage and Pre-Hospital Treatment
CEU/POST
Mission TCL3
Index ID
113
Agency Code
AWR-112-W
Course Title
Public Works for WMD Incidents: Basic Concepts
Course Objective
basic understanding of the Federal controlling authorities for WMD/terrorism incidents; an overview
of the ICS for CBRNE/terrorism incidents; knowledge of the Federal resources available to assist and
support their jurisdiction in the event of a CBRNE/ terrorism incident
Delivery:
Web-Based (W)
Training Provider
NERRTC-TEEX
Course Length
6 HRS
Mission TCL
Participant Cap
Mission TCL2
CEU/POST
Mission TCL3
DHS-Federal Emergency Management Agency
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Index ID
114
Agency Code
AWR-111-W
Course Title
Emergency Medical Services (EMS) for WMD Incidents: Basic Concepts
Course Objective
participants possess a basic understanding chemical, biological, radiological, nuclear, and explosive
(CBRNE) incident management, CBRNE-unique EMS responder considerations, and specific issues
related to the medical response to a CBRNE incident.
Delivery:
Web-Based (W)
Training Provider
NERRTC-TEEX
Course Length
Self-Paced
Mission TCL
Medical Surge
Participant Cap
Mission TCL2
CEU/POST
Mission TCL3
Index ID
115
Agency Code
AWR-110-W
Course Title
WMD/Terrorism Awareness for Emergency Responders
Course Objective
This course provides participants with a basic understanding of the terrorism threats;
CBRNE hazards delivery devices, and methods; and the fundamentals of ICS for responding to a
CBRNE/Terrorist incident.
Delivery:
Web-Based (W)
Training Provider
NERRTC-TEEX
Course Length
3 HRS
Mission TCL
WMD/Hazardous Materials Response and Decontamination
Participant Cap
Mission TCL2
CEU/POST
Mission TCL3
Index ID
116
Agency Code
MGT-344
Course Title
Advanced Incident Management/Unified Command
Course Objective
This course trains emergency response supervisors and mid-to-upper level managers in
the skills necessary to effectively plan for and manage a large-scale incident by applying
and implementing an all-hazards, multi-disciplinary, command and management team
approach as described in the National Incident Management System’s (NIMS) Incident
Command System (ICS), Multi-Agency Coordination Systems (MACS), and public
information systems, with specific emphasis on the incident planning and resourse
management processes. The course concludes with a practical application, role-play
exercise that is customized to the community in which the course is delivered.
Delivery:
Mobile (M)
Training Provider
NERRTC-TEEX
Course Length
16 HRS
Mission TCL
Onsite Incident Management
Participant Cap
Mission TCL2
CEU/POST
1.6 CEU
Mission TCL3
DHS-Federal Emergency Management Agency
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Index ID
117
Agency Code
MGT-310
Course Title
WMD Threat and Risk Assessment (T&RA) (Local Jurisdiction)
Course Objective
Course Description
This course prepares emergency responder managers and community leaders to conduct a
comprehensive, capabilities-based threat and risk assessment for a weapons of mass
destruction (WMD)/terrorism/all-hazards incidents under the National Response Plan
(NRP) and Presidential Directives. Participant activities focus on the jurisdictional
process for determining ability to respond to chemical, biological, radiological, nuclear,
and explosive (CBRNE)/all-hazard events and the development of the needs assessment
to fill gaps identified within the solution areas. The assessment incorporates the State
Homeland Security and Strategy (SHSAS) processes. The course delivery combines
lecture, small group discussions, participant activities, and multimedia scenarios to
improve the multidisciplinary emergency team’s capability to prevent, react to, or recover
from CBRNE/all-hazard, mass casualty events.
Delivery:
Mobile (M)
Training Provider
NERRTC-TEEX
Course Length
24 HRS
Mission TCL
Onsite Incident Management
Participant Cap
Mission TCL2
CEU/POST
2.4 CEU
Mission TCL3
Index ID
118
Agency Code
MGT-311
Course Title
Mayoral Institute Seminar for All-Hazards Preparedness
Course Objective
This seminar is a forum for the nation’s mayors to discuss disaster response challenges
unique to mayors, county executive officers, and county commissioners. This facilitated
discussion is designed for 8-12 mayors—preferably a group of mayors sharing regional
response interests. Providing a unique opportunity to share proven strategies, the seminar
features a multimedia terrorism scenario and other relevant all-hazards vignettes designed
to fuel discussion and highlight key issues of the emergency management framework.
Mayors receive an Executive Handbook outlining the emergency management
framework (protection, prevention, response, and recovery phases), as well as other key
mayoral-level issues and discussions topics.
Delivery:
Mobile (M)
Training Provider
NERRTC-TEEX
Course Length
6 HRS
Mission TCL
Community Preparedness and Participation
Participant Cap
Mission TCL2
CEU/POST
Mission TCL3
DHS-Federal Emergency Management Agency
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Index ID
119
Agency Code
MGT-312
Course Title
Senior Officials Workshop for All-Hazards Preparedness
Course Objective
This workshop is for local jurisdiction elected and appointed senior officials. Its purpose
is to provide a forum to discuss strategic and executive-level issues related to disaster
preparedness, share proven strategies and best practices, and enhance coordination among
officials responsible for emergency response to a disaster. Participants receive an
Executive Handbook outlining the emergency management framework (protection,
preparedness, response, and recovery phases), as well as other key senior level issues and
discussions topics.
Delivery:
Mobile (M)
Training Provider
NERRTC-TEEX
Course Length
6 HRS
Mission TCL
Planning
Participant Cap
Mission TCL2
Community Preparedness and Participation
CEU/POST
Mission TCL3
Index ID
120
Agency Code
MGT-315
Course Title
Enhanced Threat and Risk Assessment (ETRA) (Local Jurisdiction)
Course Objective
This course extends beyond the process taught in MGT-310, Threat and Risk Assessment
and provides the jurisdiction with skills to develop an action plan to reduce or mitigate
identified vulnerabilities of critical infrastructure, facilities, systems, and special events
sites. There is a strong emphasis on security engineering concepts, building systems, and
security systems. The course delivery methodology consists of lectures, small group
discussions, multimedia scenarios, and inspections of facilities and infrastructures
selected by the jurisdiction. Participant learning occurs in multidisciplinary teams
Delivery:
Mobile (M)
Training Provider
NERRTC-TEEX
Course Length
16 HRS
Mission TCL
Planning
Participant Cap
Mission TCL2
CEU/POST
Mission TCL3
DHS-Federal Emergency Management Agency
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Index ID
121
Agency Code
MGT-318
Course Title
Public Information in a WMD/Terrorism Incident
Course Objective
This course examines the role of public information in WMD/terrorism incident
management, and prepares participants to meet the challenges of communicating with the
press and public in a crisis. It outlines emergency public information management
principles, teaches crisis communication plan development, and provides practical
training in media response techniques. Topics include: The nature of terrorism and
WMD incidents and their implications for the public information function; conducting
emergency public information programs within the framework of the National Incident
Management System and the National Response Framework; integration of the Joint
Information Center with the Incident Command/Unified Command system; information
needs of the press and public in a WMD/terrorism emergency; message formulation and
target audiences; constructing effective initial public statements; identifying and
preparing spokespersons and experts; planning and conducting press conferences;
developing an effective crisis communication plan and crisis communication team; and
communication objectives and action steps for each of the six phases of the crisis
communication life cycle
Delivery:
Resident (R)
Training Provider
NERRTC-TEEX
Course Length
16 HRS
Mission TCL
Community Preparedness and Participation
Participant Cap
Mission TCL2
CEU/POST
Mission TCL3
Index ID
122
Agency Code
MGT-317
Course Title
Public Works: Preparing for and Responding to WMD/Terrorism Incidents (Previously PER-210)
Course Objective
This course trains public works managers and supervisors in their critical infrastructure
and public services responsibilities and roles as they relate to a community’s preparation
and response to a weapons of mass destruction (WMD)/terrorism incident. Upon
completion of the course, the participants will be able to successfully conduct
vulnerability assessments of the jurisdictions critical infrastructure and facilities and
effectively contribute to the management of WMD/terrorism incident as a member of the
jurisdiction unified command structure. Course delivery consists of lectures, small group
discussions, participant activities, case studies, and scenario-driven exercises. The
participants conclude the course with an activity designed to improve and enhance the
public works emergency response plan.
Delivery:
Mobile (M)
Training Provider
NERRTC-TEEX
Course Length
24 HRS
Mission TCL
Critical Infrastructure Protection (CIP)
Participant Cap
Mission TCL2
CEU/POST
Mission TCL3
DHS-Federal Emergency Management Agency
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Index ID
123
Agency Code
MGT-316
Course Title
WMD Regional Task Force
Course Objective
This course is designed to provide a basic understanding of the requirements and
considerations for establishing, organizing, and operating a State or regional chemical
biological, radiological, nuclear, and explosive (CBRNE) task force. Participants learn
how to enhance their response capabilities to suspected CBRNE disasters within their
state or region by the development of State or regional task forces. Topics covered in the
course include initial team start-up considerations, legal and medical issues, team
activations, response planning and activation, response implementation, response
termination, program sustainment, and financial management
Delivery:
Mobile (M)
Training Provider
NERRTC-TEEX
Course Length
24 HRS
Mission TCL
Community Preparedness and Participation
Participant Cap
Mission TCL2
CEU/POST
Mission TCL3
Index ID
124
Agency Code
MGT-313
Course Title
Incident Management /Unified Command (IM/UC) for CBRNE and Terrorism Incident
Course Objective
The course trains emergency response supervisors and managers in the skills necessary to
effectively plan for and manage a weapons of mass destruction (WMD) (chemical,
biological, radiological, nuclear, and explosive [CBRNE])/terrorism incident by applying
the all-hazards command and management structures found in the National Incident
Management System (NIMS); with emphasis on the Incident Command System (ICS),
multi-agency coordination systems, and public information systems. The course uses a
multidiscipline jurisdictional team-building approach to accomplish the learning
objectives. Upon course completion, participants possess a working knowledge of local,
State, and Federal agency roles and responsibilities and their integration into a unified
command for managing terrorism and CBRNE incidents, as well as other incidents of
national significance, such as hurricanes or mass casualty incidents. The course delivery
methodology consists of lectures, small group discussions, participant activities,
multimedia scenarios, and a concluding tabletop exercise
Delivery:
Mobile (M)
Training Provider
NERRTC-TEEX
Course Length
24 HRS
Mission TCL
Onsite Incident Management
Participant Cap
Mission TCL2
CEU/POST
3.2 CEU
Mission TCL3
DHS-Federal Emergency Management Agency
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Index ID
125
Agency Code
MGT-314
Course Title
Enhanced Incident Management/Unified Command (E IM/UC)
Course Objective
This course focuses on incident management skills, staff responsibilities, and the related
situational awareness and decision-making skills, using a computer-driven training
simulation to offer a challenging decision-making environment in a chemical, biological,
radiological, nuclear, and explosive (CBRNE)/terrorism scenario. The course focuses on
the Incident Command Post and the key decision-making requirements within that
response node. The course begins with a short overview of emergency response
considerations and the Incident Command System (ICS) in a unified command structure
followed by several rigorous computer-driven emergency response CBRNE/terrorism
scenarios.
Delivery:
Resident (R)
Training Provider
NERRTC-TEEX
Course Length
28 HRS
Mission TCL
Onsite Incident Management
Participant Cap
Mission TCL2
CEU/POST
Mission TCL3
Index ID
126
Agency Code
DHS-010-RESP
Course Title
Emergency Response to Terrorism: Tactical Considerations for Hazardous Materials
Course Objective
This 2-day course is designed for the first on-the-scene responding hazardous materials technician or
persons who have the responsibility of developing initial hazardous materials tactical considerations.
Delivery:
Resident (R)
Training Provider
NFA
Course Length
16 HRS
Mission TCL
WMD/Hazardous Materials Response and Decontamination
Participant Cap
Mission TCL2
CEU/POST
Mission TCL3
Index ID
127
Agency Code
DHS-001-PREV
Course Title
Advanced Safety Operations and Management
Course Objective
This 6-day course focuses on applying the risk management model to health and safety aspects of
emergency services operations, including program management, day-to-day operations, and incident
safety. Content areas include firefighter and emergency services fatality and injury problem; the risk
management process; safety responsibilities of department members; regulations, standards, and
policies affecting emergency services safety; and appropriate documentation and recordkeeping
pertaining to firefighter and emergency services health and safety.
Delivery:
Resident (R)
Training Provider
NFA
Course Length
6 DAYS
Mission TCL
Responder Safety and Health
Participant Cap
Mission TCL2
CEU/POST
Mission TCL3
DHS-Federal Emergency Management Agency
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Index ID
128
Agency Code
O305
Course Title
All-Hazards Incident Management Team
Course Objective
This is the training portion of a Technical Assistance Program to develop State and regional Incident
Management Teams (IMTs) to function under the NIMS during a large incident or a major event.
Delivery:
Resident (R)
Training Provider
NFA
Course Length
7 DAYS
Mission TCL
Onsite Incident Management
Participant Cap
Mission TCL2
CEU/POST
Mission TCL3
Index ID
129
Agency Code
DHS-001-RESP
Course Title
Advanced Life Support Response to Hazardous Materials Incidents
Course Objective
The course is directed at paramedics who are tasked with providing medical support at HAZMAT
incidents. The course assumes that participants are trained to the "first responder-operations level" as
defined by NFPA 472 and 29 CFR 1910.120
Delivery:
Resident (R)
Training Provider
NFA
Course Length
2 WEEKS
Mission TCL
Triage and Pre-Hospital Treatment
Participant Cap
Mission TCL2
CEU/POST
Mission TCL3
Index ID
130
Agency Code
DHS-009-RESP
Course Title
Emergency Response to Terrorism: Tactical Considerations for EMS
Course Objective
This 2-day course is designed for the first on-the-scene responding to EMS personnel with the
responsibility to render patient care to victims of terrorist incidents.
Delivery:
Resident (R)
Training Provider
NFA
Course Length
2 DAYS
Mission TCL
Triage and Pre-Hospital Treatment
Participant Cap
Mission TCL2
CEU/POST
Mission TCL3
Index ID
131
Agency Code
DHS-008-RESP
Course Title
Emergency Response to Terrorism: Tactical Considerations-Company Officers
Course Objective
This 2-day course is designed to build upon the existing skills of the initial first-responding supervisor
from the ERT: Basic Concepts course or ERT: Self-Study guide.
Delivery:
Resident (R)
Training Provider
NFA
Course Length
16 HRS
Mission TCL
Firefighting Operations/Support
Participant Cap
Mission TCL2
CEU/POST
Mission TCL3
DHS-Federal Emergency Management Agency
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Index ID
132
Agency Code
DoD-001 PROT
Course Title
Preparing for and Managing the Consequences of Terrorism
Course Objective
This course trains civilian emergency managers, first responders, and military personnel to work
together in planning and conducting emergency responses to terrorism. It also includes practical
exercises.
Delivery:
Resident (R)
Training Provider
NICI
Course Length
5 DAYS
Mission TCL
WMD/Hazardous Materials Response and Decontamination
Participant Cap
Mission TCL2
Planning
CEU/POST
Mission TCL3
Index ID
133
Agency Code
NORAD-NORTHCOM
Course Title
Intro to NORAD-NORTHCOM Part 1
Course Objective
Mandatory training for newly assigned NORAD and USNORTHCOM personnel. Introduction (Part
1) to NORAD and USNORTHCOM - overview of the Commands, Directorates and Special Staffs.
REGISTRATION REQUIRED AT: https:\\lms.noradnorthcom.mil.
Delivery:
Web-Based (W)
Training Provider
NORAD-USNORTHCOM
Course Length
2.5 HRS
Mission TCL
Participant Cap
Mission TCL2
CEU/POST
Mission TCL3
Index ID
134
Agency Code
NORAD-NORTHCOM
Course Title
DOE 101-Radiological Response
Course Objective
Introduction to DOE assets that can respond to a radiological incident or emergency.
REGISTRATION REQUIRED AT: https:\\lms.noradnorthcom.mil.
Delivery:
Web-Based (W)
Training Provider
NORAD-USNORTHCOM
Course Length
20 MIN
Mission TCL
CBRNE Detection
Participant Cap
Mission TCL2
CEU/POST
Mission TCL3
Index ID
135
Agency Code
NORAD-NORTHCOM
Course Title
VG08 USNORTHCOM DSCA Brief
Course Objective
Briefing convers DSCA for Vigilant Guard 2008. REGISTRATION REQUIRED AT:
Delivery:
Web-Based (W)
Training Provider
NORAD-USNORTHCOM
Course Length
15 MIN
Mission TCL
Participant Cap
Mission TCL2
CEU/POST
Mission TCL3
DHS-Federal Emergency Management Agency
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Index ID
136
Agency Code
NORAD-NORTHCOM
Course Title
Introduction to NORAD-USNORTHCOM (Part 2)
Course Objective
to familiarize personnel with overall missions of Headquarters NORAD and NORTHCOM; includes
one-day Joint Combating Weapons of Mass Destruction (WMD) Familiarization which satisfies the
mandatory level-one WMD requirement.
Delivery:
Resident (R)
Training Provider
NORAD-USNORTHCOM
Course Length
3 DAYS
Mission TCL
WMD/Hazardous Materials Response and Decontamination
Participant Cap
Mission TCL2
CEU/POST
Mission TCL3
Index ID
137
Agency Code
NORAD-NORTHCOM
Course Title
Army North (ARNORTH) DOD DCSA Phase 1
Course Objective
Pre-req for Phase 2 attendance of the DSCA Mobile Team Training (MTT). REGISTRATION
REQUIRED AT: https:\\lms.noradnorthcom.mil.
Delivery:
Web-Based (W)
Training Provider
NORAD-USNORTHCOM
Course Length
8 HRS
Mission TCL
Participant Cap
Mission TCL2
CEU/POST
Mission TCL3
Index ID
138
Agency Code
NORAD-NORTHCOM
Course Title
Contingency Plan (CONPLAN) 3501 and Defense Support of Civil Authorities (DSCA) Executive
Brief
Course Objective
Informational overview on USNORTHCOM CONPLAN 3501, DSCA in support of NLE 02-08.
REGISTRATION REQUIRED AT: https:\\lms.noradnorthcom.mil.
Delivery:
Web-Based (W)
Training Provider
NORAD-USNORTHCOM
Course Length
15 MIN
Mission TCL
Participant Cap
Mission TCL2
CEU/POST
Mission TCL3
Index ID
139
Agency Code
NORAD-NORTHCOM
Course Title
Joint Knowledge Development and Deployment Capability (JKDDC) - DSCA
Course Objective
Overview of DSCA operations, including DOD role in the National Response Framework, National
Incident Management System, the Mission Assignment process, and USNORTHCOM Command and
Control planning. REGISTRATION REQUIRED AT: https:\\lms.noradnorthcom.mil.
Delivery:
Web-Based (W)
Training Provider
NORAD-USNORTHCOM
Course Length
1.5 HRS
Mission TCL
Participant Cap
Mission TCL2
CEU/POST
Mission TCL3
DHS-Federal Emergency Management Agency
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Index ID
140
Agency Code
NORAD-NORTHCOM
Course Title
Vigilat Shield 2008 Radiological Dispersal Device Brief
Course Objective
Brief of VS08 of RDD. REGISTRATION REQUIRED AT: https:\\lms.noradnorthcom.mil.
Delivery:
Web-Based (W)
Training Provider
NORAD-USNORTHCOM
Course Length
15 MIN
Mission TCL
CBRNE Detection
Participant Cap
Mission TCL2
Explosive Device Response Operations
CEU/POST
Mission TCL3
Index ID
141
Agency Code
NORAD-NORTHCOM
Course Title
CBRNE Defense Awareness Course
Course Objective
Explains threat or use of chemical, biological, radiological or nuclear weapons by hostile regimes and
terrorists. Describes challenges complicated by advance of technologies used to develop and deliver
these weapons, making it possible for adversaries to attack at a time and place of their choosing, with
little or no warning.. REGISTRATION REQUIRED AT: https:\\lms.noradnorthcom.mil.
Delivery:
Web-Based (W)
Training Provider
NORAD-USNORTHCOM
Course Length
3 HRS
Mission TCL
CBRNE Detection
Participant Cap
Mission TCL2
Explosive Device Response Operations
CEU/POST
Mission TCL3
Index ID
142
Agency Code
NORAD-NORTHCOM
Course Title
Legal Aspects of DSCA
Course Objective
Covers DSCA Legal aspects. REGISTRATION REQUIRED AT: https:\\lms.noradnorthcom.mil.
Delivery:
Web-Based (W)
Training Provider
NORAD-USNORTHCOM
Course Length
45 MIN
Mission TCL
Participant Cap
Mission TCL2
CEU/POST
Mission TCL3
DHS-Federal Emergency Management Agency
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Index ID
143
Agency Code
NORAD-NORTHCOM
Course Title
DOD DSCA Phase 2
Course Objective
Introduces national, state, local, and DOD statutes, directives, plans, command and control
relationships, and capabilities with regard to DOD support for domestic emergencies and for
designated law enforcement and other activities. Course is structured as standardized base-line
training for all Defense Coordinating Officers (DCO), Defense Coordinating Elements (DCE),
Emergency Preparedness Liaison Officers (EPLO), USNORTHCOM [to include Component
Commands and subordinate Joint Task Forces (JTF)], Joint Directorate of Military Support (JDOMS),
Joint Regional Medical Planners (JRMP), National Guard Bureau, and Service Staffs directly involved
in DSCA missions. The DOD DSCA Course is available to interagency and intergovernmental
audiences to provide broad-base professional development for certain outside-agency personnel. The
second phase of the course consists of five days of academic classes and exercises utilizing a seminar
format and interactive discussion based instruction with subject matter experts and guest speakers with
recent and relevant civil support experience. The course will also employ a series of scenario-driven
exercises designed to integrate course content with decision making and role playing.
Delivery:
Resident (R)
Training Provider
NORAD-USNORTHCOM
Course Length
5 DAYS
Mission TCL
Participant Cap
Mission TCL2
CEU/POST
Mission TCL3
Index ID
144
Agency Code
ALCOM/JTK-AK
Course Title
USNORTHCOM and JTF-AK CBRNE and DSCA Plans and Concept Overview
Course Objective
Overview of USNORTHCOM and JTF-AK CONPLANs 3500 and 3501. REGISTRATION
REQUIRED AT: https:\\lms.noradnorthcom.mil.
Delivery:
Web-Based (W)
Training Provider
NORAD-USNORTHCOM
Course Length
30 MIN
Mission TCL
CBRNE Detection
Participant Cap
Mission TCL2
WMD/Hazardous Materials Response and Decontamination
CEU/POST
Mission TCL3
Index ID
145
Agency Code
NORAD-NORTHCOM
Course Title
DOD DSCA Automated Support System DDASS
Course Objective
Training for the mission assignment DASS tracking tool. REGISTRATION REQUIRED AT:
Delivery:
Web-Based (W)
Training Provider
NORAD-USNORTHCOM
Course Length
45 MIN
Mission TCL
Participant Cap
Mission TCL2
CEU/POST
Mission TCL3
DHS-Federal Emergency Management Agency
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Index ID
146
Agency Code
AWR-184
Course Title
Managing the Incident: A Leadership Guide to WMD Events
Course Objective
This course is designed to prepare sheriffs and senior law enforcement administrators to
plan, equip, and train their departments to respond effectively to a weapons of mass
destruction (WMD) incident. Course content and activities are directed toward the
stimulation of critical thinking in participants. Throughout the course, an unfolding
scenario challenges participants to test their preparedness, the preparedness of their
agency, and the comprehensiveness of any plan that they may have developed.
Participants obtain a better understanding of the roles and responsibilities of the many
agencies that would respond to a WMD incident. They also gain an increased awareness
of the potential contributions that their office can make to preparedness planning and
response. In addition, attendees are prepared to enhance the ability of their civilian
community to respond effectively to a WMD crisis event
Delivery:
Mobile (M)
Training Provider
NSA
Course Length
8 HRS
Mission TCL
Onsite Incident Management
Participant Cap
Mission TCL2
CEU/POST
Mission TCL3
Index ID
147
Agency Code
AWR-146
Course Title
Community Partnerships and Awareness Training
Course Objective
The course has been designed to show how to create a collaborative partnership between
community members and public safety personnel who wish to better prepare for an allhazards
event and who are interested in forming collaborative partnerships that
strengthen the ability of their community to respond to a disaster.
The course concentrates on preparation beginning at the family level, then moves to
mobilization of communities, partnership building, and establishment of goal-oriented
coalitions. Course modules cover topics that include awareness, preparation, prevention,
response, and recovery. Once formed, these community partnerships will enable
communities to identify possible targets, assess the level of threat to those targets and
determine the resources required to effectively neutralize or minimize an attack, identify
where to find those resources, manage an initial citizen response, and develop quickreference
guides for their community.
Emphasis is placed upon incorporation of existing programs (e.g. Neighborhood Watch,
Citizen Corps etc.) into the overall community plan. Participants will receive training in
all-hazards, terrorism and WMD, emergency management, community partnerships, and
community action planning. The course will includes an unfolding desktop exercise
specifically designed for the host community.
Delivery:
Mobile (M)
Training Provider
NSA
Course Length
8 HRS
Mission TCL
Community Preparedness and Participation
Participant Cap
Mission TCL2
CEU/POST
Mission TCL3
DHS-Federal Emergency Management Agency
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Index ID
148
Agency Code
AWR-183
Course Title
Jail Evacuation, Planning, and Implementation
Course Objective
This course has been designed to assist jail staff and their local emergency management
office to develop and regularly examine their existing emergency plans and to add to
these plans provisions for a complete, long-term jail evacuation. This class is designed to
give jail officials (and other community and mutual aid responders) a new perspective
regarding their institution and terrorism. It provides prevention and target hardening
ideas, offers insights, and highlights areas for concern before, during, and after a jail
evacuation event.
Delivery:
Mobile (M)
Training Provider
NSA
Course Length
8 HRS
Mission TCL
Citizen Evacuation and Shelter-In-Place
Participant Cap
Mission TCL2
Public Safety and Security Response
CEU/POST
Mission TCL3
Index ID
149
Agency Code
AWR-198
Course Title
First Responder Program
Course Objective
This course is designed to prepare first responders and their supervisors to take the
critical actions required in the initial phase of a response, enhancing their abilities to
effectively and efficiently prepare for and coordinate incoming response units. The fourday
residential program provides training intended to enhance each department's overall
ability to prevent, plan for (and respond to) a large hazardous event, mass disruption of
life sustaining services, and a potential or confirmed WMD. It provides 32 hours of
classroom learning, activities, multiple tabletop exercises, and practical exercises that
provide knowledge and tools for a controlled and safe response to all-hazard and WMD
events. Training culminates with a large practical exercise which allows students to use
the tools learned and put them to practical use. Course content includes, Site Assessment,
Vulnerability, & Target Indicators, CBRNE, Incident Command System (ICS), National
Incident Management System (NIMS), Bomb Threats, Booby Traps & Detonations, and
Crowd Control & Evacuation.
Delivery:
Resident (R)
Training Provider
NSA
Course Length
40 HRS
Mission TCL
WMD/Hazardous Materials Response and Decontamination
Participant Cap
Mission TCL2
Onsite Incident Management
CEU/POST
Mission TCL3
DHS-Federal Emergency Management Agency
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Index ID
150
Agency Code
MGT-380
Course Title
WMD Homeland Security Initiative: An Executive Level Program for Sheriffs
Course Objective
This course is designed to prepare sheriffs and top law enforcement administrators to
plan, equip, and train their departments to respond effectively to a weapons of mass
destruction (WMD) incident. The course is organized into modules that begin with an
orientation covering WMD and the terrorist threat and then addresses recognition of a
threat, notification, assessments and inventories, roles and responsibilities, incident
management, communication, and documentation. Participants gain an understanding of
the many roles and responsibilities and potential contributions that sheriffs can and must
make to ensure the effectiveness of a community’s overall response to these incidents
Delivery:
Mobile (M)
Training Provider
NSA
Course Length
12 HRS
Mission TCL
Law Enforcement Investigation and Operations
Participant Cap
Mission TCL2
CEU/POST
Mission TCL3
Index ID
151
Agency Code
PER-240
Course Title
WMD Radiological/Nuclear Responder Operations Course
Course Objective
This course prepares emergency response personnel to respond to an incident involving a radiological
or nuclear weapon of mass destruction (WMD), such as a radiological dispersal device (RDD, “dirty
bomb”) or an improvised nuclear device (IND). Participants are taught to conduct radiological surveys
of personnel, vehicles, facilities and outdoor areas. These hands-on activities blend cognitive
knowledge of radiation and instruments with survey techniques used in detecting the presence of
radiation, locating radioactive material, and measuring levels of radiation and radiological
contamination. This course is delivered throughout the nation. Pre-course site surveys are conducted
to identify and schedule classroom and urban training facilities for the hands-on activities and
practical exercises.
Delivery:
Mobile (M)
Training Provider
NTS-CTOS
Course Length
24 HRS
Mission TCL
WMD/Hazardous Materials Response and Decontamination
Participant Cap
Mission TCL2
CEU/POST
2.4 CEU
Mission TCL3
Index ID
152
Agency Code
AWR-140
Course Title
WMD Radiological/Nuclear Awareness Course
Course Objective
This course is a weapons of mass destruction (WMD) radiological/nuclear overview
designed for first responders and other personnel who are likely to be the first to arrive on
the scene of a radiological/nuclear incident. It focuses on the basics of radiation, possible
health effects, hazard identification, and proper notification procedures. The course is offered through
classroom instruction or via online learning at www.ctosnnsa.org.
Delivery:
Web-Based (W)
Training Provider
NTS-CTOS
Course Length
6 HRS
Mission TCL
WMD/Hazardous Materials Response and Decontamination
Participant Cap
Mission TCL2
CBRNE Detection
CEU/POST
.6
Mission TCL3
DHS-Federal Emergency Management Agency
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Index ID
153
Agency Code
PER-241
Course Title
Radiological/Nuclear Course for Hazardous Material (HazMat) Technicians
Course Objective
The course prepares the hazardous materials (HazMat) technician to respond to an
incident involving a radiological or nuclear weapon of mass destruction (WMD), such as
a radiological dispersal device (RDD, "dirty bomb") or an improvised nuclear device
(IND). This course is taught at the Nevada Test Site (NTS) providing unique hands-on experience
with radiation fields. The hands-on activities blend cognitive knowledge of radiation and instruments
with survey techniques used in detecting the presence of radiation, locating radioactive material, and
measuring levels of radiation and radiological contamination.
Delivery:
Resident (R)
Training Provider
NTS-CTOS
Course Length
32 HRS
Mission TCL
WMD/Hazardous Materials Response and Decontamination
Participant Cap
Mission TCL2
CEU/POST
3.2 CEU
Mission TCL3
Index ID
154
Agency Code
PER-243
Course Title
Personal Radiation Detection (PRD)
Course Objective
This course is designed to train law enforcement and public safety officers to employ
department procured and issued personal radiation detectors (PRD) with in the bounds of
the jurisdiction/agency operational environment, including local instruments, procedures,
and legal considerations. The course provides training and extensive hands-on practice
with real radioactive material PRD instruments used in the course are the instruments owned and
issued by the responder organization. The responder organization will provide PRDs for student use in
the course, preferably one PRD per student.
Delivery:
Mobile (M)
Training Provider
NTS-CTOS
Course Length
7 HRS
Mission TCL
Law Enforcement Investigation and Operations
Participant Cap
Mission TCL2
CBRNE Detection
CEU/POST
0.7 CEU
Mission TCL3
DHS-Federal Emergency Management Agency
Friday, August 21, 2009
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Index ID
155
Agency Code
PER-244
Course Title
Detection Equipment for Law Enforcement (DELE)
Course Objective
This course prepares state and local law enforcement agencies to detect and report
terrorist attempts to import, possess, store, transport, develop, or use radiological or
nuclear material. DELE will teach individual patrol officers and detection-andinterdiction
teams to detect, verify, locate, measure, identify, assess, and, if warranted,
report radiation and radioactive material. DELE will prepare the local law enforcement
team, upon the discovery of suspected illicit radioactive material, to seamlessly progress
from detection through alarm resolution to search and response, in conjunction with
regional and national assets. This course is designed to train law enforcement and public
safety officers to employ department-issued personal radiation detectors (PRD) and
radiation isotope identification devices (RIID) within the bounds of the jurisdiction/
agency operational environment, procedures, and legal considerations. The course
provides extensive hands-on practice with radioactive materials, including combinations
of innocent bulk cargo, simulated nuclear medical patients, industrial devices, and
nuclear materials. PRD and RIID instruments used in this course are owned and issued by the
participant’s organization. The participants’ organizations will provide PRDs for participants’ use in
the course, preferably one per participant. Counter Terrorism Operations Support (CTOS)
may provide a limited number of RIIDs to supplement responder organizations’ RIIDs
during the course
Delivery:
Mobile (M)
Training Provider
NTS-CTOS
Course Length
24 HRS
Mission TCL
CBRNE Detection
Participant Cap
Mission TCL2
Law Enforcement Investigation and Operations
CEU/POST
Mission TCL3
Index ID
156
Agency Code
AWR-158
Course Title
Advanced Criminal Intelligence Analysis to Prevent Terrorism (ACIAPT)
Course Objective
Law enforcement intelligence for counterterrorism requires a more strategic or predictive
approach to deal with both domestic and international terrorist threats. This training helps
law enforcement analysts become aware of intelligence processes used in the national
security arena, and law enforcement’s role in the larger intelligence community. An indepth,
hands-on exercise using an all-crimes approach requires the students to find, and
pursue through analysis, indicators of a terrorist threa
Delivery:
Mobile (M)
Training Provider
NW3C
Course Length
32.5 HRS
Mission TCL
Intelligence Analysis and Production
Participant Cap
Mission TCL2
Intelligence/Information Sharing and Dissemination
CEU/POST
Mission TCL3
Law Enforcement Investigation and Operations
DHS-Federal Emergency Management Agency
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Index ID
157
Agency Code
MGT-381
Course Title
Business Continuity Planning
Course Objective
The RDPC offers this course under a subcontract arrangement with Northwest Arkansas
Community College. Because the overall well-being of this country is dependent upon
the continued success of small and large businesses, the Institute of Corporate and Public
Safety (ICPS) has partnered with Wal-Mart Stores, Inc., Tyson Foods, Inc., and J.B. Hunt
Transport Services, Inc., as well as with public sector first responders, with the intent of
preparing small and large business to effectively plan for emergencies of all types. More
specifically, this course strives to teach executive level managers and small business
owners how to develop a comprehensive and effective business continuity program from
start to finish
Delivery:
Resident (R)
Training Provider
NWACC
Course Length
8 HRS
Mission TCL
Economic and Community Recovery
Participant Cap
Mission TCL2
CEU/POST
0.8 CEU
Mission TCL3
Index ID
158
Agency Code
PER-280
Course Title
Emergency Response: Strengthening Cooperative Efforts Among Public and Private Sector Entities
Course Objective
This seminar, targeted toward key members of the community, both public and private,
brings the community together to strengthen collective emergency management
capabilities within the context of critical infrastructure disasters. Its purpose is
threefold—
• To foster information-sharing and sustainable partnerships among private and
public sector groups
• To clarify private and public sector roles and responsibilities within the National
Strategy for Homeland Security
• To develop strategies for mitigating, preparing for, responding to, and recovering
from disasters within a national framework.
Delivery:
Mobile (M)
Training Provider
NWACC
Course Length
8 HRS
Mission TCL
Community Preparedness and Participation
Participant Cap
Mission TCL2
CEU/POST
0.8 CEU
Mission TCL3
DHS-Federal Emergency Management Agency
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Index ID
159
Agency Code
AWR-187-W
Course Title
Terrorism and WMD Awareness in the Workplace
Course Objective
Completion of this awareness-level web-based training course prepares learners to
successfully recognize, report, and react to potential terrorist incidents. In the first two
lessons, learners develop a broad understanding of terrorism, including a definition of
terrorism as well as examples of terrorist groups and targets. In addition, learners gain
insight into the importance of protecting private sector resources through awareness-level
training. The last two lessons list various weapons of mass destruction (WMD), relay
indicators of potential terrorist activity, and outline actions to be taken in the event of a
potential terrorist attack.
Delivery:
Web-Based (W)
Training Provider
NWACC
Course Length
.5 hr
Mission TCL
Community Preparedness and Participation
Participant Cap
Mission TCL2
CEU/POST
.3
Mission TCL3
Index ID
160
Agency Code
DHS-007-PREV
Course Title
Analysis 101
Course Objective
Analysis 101 is an entry level course that prepared new analysts to play their role in achieving the
DNI’s goals of transforming intelligence analysis and fully integrating the intelligence community. It
brings together new analysts from throughout the IC during their initial months on the job for 18 days
of rigorous training in a truly joint environment, equipping them with the analytic skills necessary to
achieve the IC’s published Analytic Standards. It does so by concentrating on how critical thinking
fosters best practices in analytic tradecraft. Students examine the inter-related stages of the analytic
process, discuss the many barriers and pitfalls (personal, organizational, technical, and environmental
That can impede it, and practice techniques that help overcome obstacles and improve analytic rigor.
A core component is instructional and guided practice in thinking critically about the reasoning
process. Working closely with peers from other agencies, new analysts acquire a common set of
analytic skills and a joint perspective on intelligence enterprise, a solid foundation on which
subsequent agency-specific training can build.
This course is classified at
the TOP SECRET//SI/TK level
Delivery:
Resident (R)
Training Provider
ODNI
Course Length
2 WKS
Mission TCL
formation Gathering and Recognition of Indicators and Warning
Participant Cap
Mission TCL2
Intelligence Analysis and Production
CEU/POST
Mission TCL3
Intelligence/Information Sharing and Dissemination
DHS-Federal Emergency Management Agency
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Index ID
161
Agency Code
AWR-148
Course Title
Crisis Management for School-Based Incidents
Course Objective
this Awareness level
course has been developed to educate rural law enforcement personnel as well as school
administrators and personnel on the elements that must be in place to effectively respond
to a school-based emergency. Rural schools, law enforcement, and other emergency
responders are often limited in resources, so it is imperative that all potentially affected
parties collaborate on planning, preparing, communicating, responding, and recovering
from a school-based incident. This course provides an opportunity to partner the rural
emergency response community and the local school systems. Specifically, this course
will allow them to collaborate, communicate, and share information, to achieve
coordinated awareness of, prevention of, protection against, and response to school-based
incidents in a rural community
Delivery:
Mobile (M)
Training Provider
RDPC
Course Length
7.5 HRS
Mission TCL
Community Preparedness and Participation
Participant Cap
Mission TCL2
CEU/POST
Mission TCL3
Index ID
162
Agency Code
B550
Course Title
Continuity of Operations (COOP) Planning
Course Objective
Federal Preparedness Circular (FPC)-65 provides guidance to the Federal Executive Branch
departments and agencies for developing COOP plans and programs. COOP plans facilitate the
performance of essential functions during any situation which may disrupt normal operations. This
course is designed to provide the skills and knowledge to improve the overall quality and workability
of COOP plans.
Delivery:
Mobile (M)
Training Provider
REFER TWG
Course Length
3 DAYS
Mission TCL
Economic and Community Recovery
Participant Cap
25
Mission TCL2
Risk Management
CEU/POST
Mission TCL3
Index ID
163
Agency Code
MGT-330
Course Title
Homeland Security Exercise and Evaluation Program (HSEEP)
Course Objective
This intermediate-level training course incorporates exercise guidance and best practices
from the HSEEP volumes. Throughout the course, participants learn about exercise
program management, design and development, conduct, evaluation, and improvement
planning.
Delivery:
Mobile (M)
Training Provider
REFER TWG
Course Length
24 HRS
Mission TCL
Participant Cap
Mission TCL2
CEU/POST
Mission TCL3
DHS-Federal Emergency Management Agency
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Index ID
164
Agency Code
Course Title
Radiation Safety Academy
Course Objective
Various classroom and web-based training available for use of DHS grant funds. Includes
transportation and radiation worker training. http://www.radtrainonline.com/courses/default.asp
Delivery:
Web-Based (W)
Training Provider
RSA
Course Length
Varies
Mission TCL
Participant Cap
Mission TCL2
CEU/POST
Mission TCL3
Index ID
165
Agency Code
AWR-154
Course Title
Principles of NIMS, Team Building, and Risk Communication
Course Objective
It builds on the knowledge base from the previous courses in the Curriculum and provides participants
knowledge of the operation of the National Incident Management System (NIMS) in the
context of the principles of risk communication. The team building module enhances
preparedness by improving participants' ability to work across organizational borders. By
providing participants with information on the principles of risk communication against
the backdrop of the NIMS, local community responders gain an understand risk
communication as both a concept and an application. This course has been reviewed and
approved as NIMS compliant by the NIMS Integration Center.
Delivery:
Mobile (M)
Training Provider
UCD-WIFSS
Course Length
8 HRS
Mission TCL
Onsite Incident Management
Participant Cap
Mission TCL2
CEU/POST
Mission TCL3
Index ID
166
Agency Code
AWR-152
Course Title
Principles of Preparedness for Agroterrorism and Food Systems Disasters
Course Objective
It is an awarenesslevel course that prepares participants to systematically institute agroterrorism
preparedness in their community. It provides them with the skills and knowledge to
assess vulnerabilities; identify targets; develop prevention, protection, and mitigation
strategies; employ the principles of building multidisciplinary frontline emergency
response teams; and discuss important key elements involved in immediate and long-term
response to an agroterrorism attack or food systems disaster.
Delivery:
Mobile (M)
Training Provider
UCD-WIFSS
Course Length
6 HRS
Mission TCL
Food and Agriculture Safety and Defense
Participant Cap
Mission TCL2
CEU/POST
Mission TCL3
DHS-Federal Emergency Management Agency
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Index ID
167
Agency Code
AWR-151
Course Title
Understanding the Dangers of Agro terrorism
Course Objective
Local and regional emergency response teams gain an awareness of the potential targets and impacts
of agroterrorism and learn how effective preplanning within a community can mitigate acts of
agroterrorism.
Delivery:
Mobile (M)
Training Provider
UCD-WIFSS
Course Length
6 HRS
Mission TCL
Food and Agriculture Safety and Defense
Participant Cap
Mission TCL2
CEU/POST
Mission TCL3
Index ID
168
Agency Code
AWR-156
Course Title
Principles of Planning and Implementing Recovery
Course Objective
Using the lessons learned from the preceding courses in the
curriculum, it trains traditional emergency responders and members of the agriculture
community on recovery operations, procedures, and techniques following an incident of
agroterrorism or food systems disaster. This course provides the fundamental framework
for orchestrating the recovery from an incident of agroterrorism or food systems disaster.
It defines recovery, and identifies the community stakeholders who must participate in
the recovery and the activities involved in restoring public confidence and a sense of
normalcy. This course provides specific steps for planning for recovery, both within
participants' own organizations and as stakeholders in the larger community-wide
incident command system. This course also helps enable participants to complete the
overall curriculum and become members of frontline emergency response teams
Delivery:
Mobile (M)
Training Provider
UCD-WIFSS
Course Length
8 HRS
Mission TCL
Food and Agriculture Safety and Defense
Participant Cap
Mission TCL2
CEU/POST
Mission TCL3
Index ID
169
Agency Code
AWR-153
Course Title
Principles of Detection and Diagnosis
Course Objective
It is designed to
inform members of frontline emergency response teams about the importance of early
detection and diagnosis, proper sample collection, and the steps involved in an
agroterrorism-related outbreak investigation. The course addresses strategies to improve
and increase detection and diagnosis efficiency, as well as general details about
epidemiological and criminal investigation process.
Delivery:
Mobile (M)
Training Provider
UCD-WIFSS
Course Length
6 HRS
Mission TCL
Food and Agriculture Safety and Defense
Participant Cap
Mission TCL2
CEU/POST
Mission TCL3
DHS-Federal Emergency Management Agency
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Index ID
170
Agency Code
MGT-331
Course Title
Preparing the State: Implementing Continuity of Operations Planning
Course Objective
This course is offered to State, local, and tribal officials. Participants gain information
and materials to train State, local, and tribal managers in the development and
implementation of continuity of operations (COOP) plans in their regions as part of
catastrophic event preparedness.
Delivery:
Mobile (M)
Training Provider
UM-CHHS
Course Length
13 HRS
Mission TCL
Community Preparedness and Participation
Participant Cap
Mission TCL2
Economic and Community Recovery
CEU/POST
Mission TCL3
Index ID
171
Agency Code
AWR-176-W
Course Title
Business Information Continuity
Course Objective
Business Information Continuity is a course that will train business managers to respond
to varying threats that might impact their organization’s access to information. Business
Information Continuity provides requisite backg1round theory and recommended best
practices needed by managers to keep their offices running during incidents of different
types. Topics include an overview of business information continuity, guides for
implementing and managing a business information continuity plan, a discussion of
technical vulnerabilities faced by organizations, and an examination of legal issues that
may confront an organization.
Delivery:
Web-Based (W)
Training Provider
UM-CIA
Course Length
10 HRS
Mission TCL
Critical Infrastructure Protection (CIP)
Participant Cap
Mission TCL2
CEU/POST
1.3
Mission TCL3
Index ID
172
Agency Code
AWR-173-W
Course Title
Information Security Basics
Course Objective
The Anti-Terrorism Intelligence Awareness Training Program (AIATP) is an 8 hour
specialized training program designed to provide state and local law enforcement officers
with a working knowledge of the intelligence process and their important role in the
collection, recording, and reporting of terrorist activities. Highlights of the program
include an introduction to the National Criminal Intelligence Sharing Plan, an overview
of both domestic and international terrorist groups, indicators of terrorist activities, the
use of the internet by terrorist groups, and a regional update of terrorist activities.
Delivery:
Web-Based (W)
Training Provider
UM-CIA
Course Length
13 HRS
Mission TCL
Intelligence Analysis and Production
Participant Cap
Mission TCL2
Intelligence/Information Sharing and Dissemination
CEU/POST
Mission TCL3
DHS-Federal Emergency Management Agency
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Index ID
173
Agency Code
AWR-185
Course Title
Frontline Responder Training-Protecting Soft Targets
Course Objective
Course was developed by the University of Nevada at Las Vegas, center for Workforce
Development as was developed for front line security officers in sporting,casino and mall
venues. It is a train the trainer direct delivery course speaking to the key aspects of
terrorism and key elements of prevention, deterrence, response and recovery from
catastrophic events.
Delivery:
Mobile (M)
Training Provider
UNLV
Course Length
8 HRS
Mission TCL
Critical Infrastructure Protection (CIP)
Participant Cap
Mission TCL2
Planning
CEU/POST
Mission TCL3
Index ID
174
Agency Code
HM-CBRNE
Course Title
Hospital Management of Chemical, Biological, Radiological/Nuclear, and Explosive Incidents Course
(HM-CBRNE)
Course Objective
The course is designed for hospital-based medical professionals, including physicians, nurses, dentists,
paramedical professionals, hospital administrators, medical planners, and others who plan, conduct, or
have responsibility for hospital management of mass-casualty incidents or terrorism preparedness.
Classroom instruction, scenarios, and tabletop exercises equip military and civilian hospital-based
medical and management professionals with skills, knowledge, and information resources to carry out
the full spectrum of healthcare-facility responsibilities required by a chemical, biological,
radiological/nuclear, explosive (CBRNE), or mass-casualty event.
Delivery:
Resident (R)
Training Provider
US-AMRICD
Course Length
5 days
Mission TCL
Triage and Pre-Hospital Treatment
Participant Cap
Mission TCL2
Medical Surge
CEU/POST
Available
Mission TCL3
Index ID
175
Agency Code
AWR-167
Course Title
Sport Event Risk Management
Course Objective
This curriclium is focused upon building capabilities for multi-agency collaboration.
Intact university teams will learn to agree on basic concepts relative to: planning, risk
assessment, training, exercising plans, and recovery / business continuity through
scenario-based training modules. The university teams will be composed of specialists
from five distinct areas: campus police, athletic department, emergency management,
fire/HazMat and emergency medical/health services. The expectation is for these
leadership teams to return to their respective universities and coordinate development of a
sport event security management system. The Sports Event Security Aware (SESA)
system, developed by the Center for Spectator Sports Security Management (CSSSM),
will be the basis for these back-home developments.
Delivery:
Mobile (M)
Training Provider
USM-C3SM
Course Length
14 HRS
Mission TCL
Community Preparedness and Participation
Participant Cap
Mission TCL2
CEU/POST
Mission TCL3
DHS-Federal Emergency Management Agency
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Index ID
176
Agency Code
MEIR
Course Title
Medical Effects of Ionizing Radiation (MEIR) Course
Course Objective
The Medical Effects of Ionizing Radiation (MEIR) Course provides medical and operational personnel
with up-to-date information concerning the biomedical consequences of radiation exposure, how the
effects can be reduced, and how to medically manage casualties. The training, formerly known as the
Medical Effects of Nuclear Weapons Course, includes nuclear incidents that can occur on or off the
battlefield and that go beyond nuclear weapons events.
Delivery:
Mobile (M)
Training Provider
USUHS
Course Length
4 lvls available
Mission TCL
Medical Surge
Participant Cap
Mission TCL2
Planning
CEU/POST
1
Mission TCL3
Index ID
177
Agency Code
AWR-196
Course Title
The Leader’s Role in Creating Vigilant, Prepared, and Resilient Communities
Course Objective
This workshop is designed to heighten the awareness of public safety executives and their
increased responsibilities and to assist participants from small, rural, and tribal
communities in creating vigilant, prepared, and resilient communities for homeland
security. Homeland security is presented as an issue that requires the best efforts and
collaboration of the whole community, including the public and private sector. This
workshop offers “hands-on” application and insight into the community’s role and
responsibility in managing homeland security and other events of national significance
through an all-hazards approach.
Delivery:
Mobile (M)
Training Provider
WOU
Course Length
6.5 HRS
Mission TCL
Community Preparedness and Participation
Participant Cap
Mission TCL2
CEU/POST
Mission TCL3
Index ID
178
Agency Code
AWR-182
Course Title
Creating Vigilant, Prepared, and Resilient Communities for Homeland Security
Course Objective
This course is designed to train and equip participants with the strategies and skills
necessary to create vigilant, prepared, and resilient communities for homeland security.
During this course, participants have the opportunity to demonstrate and use these
strategies and skills through a blended, adult-learning approach that includes classroom
discussion, problem-based learning (PBL), hands-on activities, and practical
demonstrations. Course topics include: Problem-Based Learning; Group Development;
Effective Team Building; Critical Thinking; Emotional Intelligence; Leadership Skills;
Community Policing; Homeland Security Resources at the Federal, state, and local level;
Terrorism and the Impact of Fear; All-Hazards Approach to Homeland Security; Special
Needs Populations; Community Responsibility; Ethics; Action Plan Development; and
Team Presentation Development, Presentation, and Evaluation.
Delivery:
Resident (R)
Training Provider
WOU
Course Length
16 HRS
Mission TCL
Community Preparedness and Participation
Participant Cap
Mission TCL2
CEU/POST
Mission TCL3
DHS-Federal Emergency Management Agency
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Index ID
179
Agency Code
AWR-145
Course Title
Regional Collaboration & Tribal Partnerships
Course Objective
Regional Collaboration & Tribal Partnerships is the introductory course in a training
program designed to provide tailored, specific guidance in designing, expanding, and
sustaining homeland security regionalization through the building of both tribal and nontribal
collaborative partnerships across the United States. In this course, participants
serve as representatives for their community for developing a homeland security
regionalization initiative. Participants attending this course can expect a supportive
learning environment that incorporates lively interactive discussions, hands-on activities,
and take-home resources and continued learning opportunities. Course content includes
an overview of capabilities-based planning, homeland security policies and procedures,
existing programs that support regionalization initiatives, and the start-up procedures and
policies necessary in creating, expanding, and sustaining homeland security
regionalization initiatives, including strategic plans, timelines, MOUs, organizational
structure and modus operandi, bylaws, and research tools. This unique training
incorporates elements of a successful regionalization initiative model developed by
NNALEA.
Delivery:
Mobile (M)
Training Provider
WOU
Course Length
8 HRS
Mission TCL
Community Preparedness and Participation
Participant Cap
Mission TCL2
CEU/POST
Mission TCL3
Index ID
180
Agency Code
Course Title
Intelligence Enterprise/Intelligence Community (IE/IC) Overview Course
Course Objective
one-day unclassified DHS IE course for intelligence professionals, State, local, tribal, and territorial
law enforcement and first responder personnel. It introduces students to the DHS IE and the National
Intelligence Community. It provides baseline knowledge in the areas of U.S. intelligence history, the
intelligence process and disciplines (INTs) and IE/IC organizations and functions
Delivery:
Mobile (M)
Training Provider
DHS-OI&A
Course Length
1 DAY
Mission TCL
formation Gathering and Recognition of Indicators and Warning
Participant Cap
Mission TCL2
Intelligence Analysis and Production
CEU/POST
Mission TCL3
Index ID
181
Agency Code
Course Title
Principles of Intelligence Writing and Briefing (PIWB) Course
Course Objective
three-day unclassified DHS IE course for intelligence professionals, State, local, tribal, and territorial
law enforcement and first responder personnel. It introduces students with techniques to write and
brief within the IE. The PIWB course provides students with a foundation in the communication
principles of close reading, analytical writing and effective briefing
Delivery:
Mobile (M)
Training Provider
DHS-OI&A
Course Length
3 DAYS
Mission TCL
formation Gathering and Recognition of Indicators and Warning
Participant Cap
Mission TCL2
Intelligence Analysis and Production
CEU/POST
Mission TCL3
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Index ID
182
Agency Code
Course Title
Vulnerabilities and Threat Risk Assessment (VTRA) Course
Course Objective
five-day, unclassified DHS IE course for intelligence professionals, State, local, tribal, and territorial
law enforcement and first responder personnel. It introduces students to the domestic and transnational
threat facing the homeland. It provides baseline knowledge in the following subjects:
• Transnational terrorist threats to homeland security including potential threat groups
• Transnational criminal threats to homeland security
• Domestic extremist threats to the homeland including potential threat groups
• Terrorist threat operations
• Organizational structure of terrorist groups
Delivery:
Mobile (M)
Training Provider
DHS-OI&A
Course Length
5 DAYS
Mission TCL
Intelligence Analysis and Production
Participant Cap
Mission TCL2
Intelligence/Information Sharing and Dissemination
CEU/POST
Mission TCL3
Index ID
183
Agency Code
REAC/TS REM 2D
Course Title
REAC/TS two day Radiation Emergency Medicine Outreach course
Course Objective
The Radiation Emergency Assistance Center / Training Site (REAC/TS) of the Oak Ridge Institute for
Science and Education (ORISE) presents a Radiation Emergency Medicine course during a two-day
(8-hours per day) course to first responders and hospital providers. The course topics to be covered,
but not limited to are: basic radiation protection; basic radiobiology; diagnosis and treatment of local
and whole body irradiation; treatment for internal contamination; and adapting response to handle
radioactively contaminated patients….. 11.3 hours CME credit
Delivery:
Resident/Mobile
Training Provider
DOE-ORAU
Course Length
2 Days
Mission TCL
Triage and Pre-Hospital Treatment
Participant Cap
Mission TCL2
CEU/POST
11.3 CME
Mission TCL3
Index ID
184
Agency Code
REAC/TS REM 1D
Course Title
REAC/TS one day Radiation Emergency Medicine Outreach
Course Objective
The Radiation Emergency Assistance Center / Training Site (REAC/TS) of the Oak Ridge Institute for
Science and Education (ORISE) presents a Radiation Emergency Medicine course during a one-day (8-
hour day) course to first responders and hospital providers. The course topics to be covered, but not
limited to are: basic radiation protection; basic radiobiology; diagnosis and treatment of local and
whole body irradiation; treatment for internal contamination; and adapting response to handle
radioactively contaminated patients….. 7.5 hours CME credit
Delivery:
Resident/Mobile
Training Provider
DOE-ORAU
Course Length
1 Day
Mission TCL
Triage and Pre-Hospital Treatment
Participant Cap
Mission TCL2
CEU/POST
7.5 CME
Mission TCL3
DHS-Federal Emergency Management Agency
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Index ID
185
Agency Code
NARAC 101
Course Title
NARAC 101 NARAC Dispersion Modeling
Course Objective
When a hazardous material is released into the atmosphere, the National Atmospheric Release
Advisory Center (NARAC) can map the probable spread of contamination in time for an emergency
manager to decide if taking protective action is necessary. NARAC provides its customers with the
ability to request automated atmospheric calculations through user friendly software interfaces or by
contacting NARAC directly for support during an atmospheric hazard. This course starts by providing
a brief overview of NARAC’s role as an emergency response asset and its capabilities. This is
followed by a comprehensive look at the terminology and science behind NARAC products to provide
NARAC software users with an understanding of both the information needed to request a NARAC
calculation and the resulting products. The target audience for this course is DOE/NNSA emergency
responders, emergency managers, training managers, contractors, and others who use the automated
atmospheric calculations to support their response during an atmospheric hazard.
Delivery:
Web-Based (W)
Training Provider
LLNL
Course Length
1 HOUR
Mission TCL
CBRNE Detection
Participant Cap
Mission TCL2
Risk Management
CEU/POST
Mission TCL3
Index ID
186
Agency Code
NARAC 102
Course Title
NARAC 102 NARAC Web
Course Objective
This course describes the basic use of the NARAC Web software interface. Emphasis is placed on
creating and submitting NARAC model runs, viewing the results of completed runs and other NARAC
information, and the process of sharing your model predictions, reports and data with other NARAC
Web users. These concepts are described in a manner relevant to consequence assessment staff and
emergency responders at DOE facilities
Delivery:
Web-Based (W)
Training Provider
LLNL
Course Length
1 HOUR
Mission TCL
Participant Cap
Mission TCL2
CEU/POST
Mission TCL3
DHS-Federal Emergency Management Agency
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Index ID
187
Agency Code
Course Title
Truck and Terrorism
Course Objective
Seminar emphasis is on the identification and interdiction of a threat before an incident or a suspect
truck enters a workplace or community. Attendees will receive an introduction to simple, time-proven
techniques that support the development of a totality of the circumstance assessment of everyday
scenarios. The use of the techniques demonstrated in this seminar, have routinely led officials to be
successful identification and interdiction of in-transit criminal while a crime is being committed or,
before a crime or act of violence.
Objectives:
1. a brief history
2. an up-to-date briefing on the current situation
3. review of Security Plans, incident prevention tactics, and reporting methods and guidelines
4. briefing on resource availability
5. Focusing techniques to detect anomalies
6. rapid interview techniques
7. trucking industry norms and anomalies
8. techniques to use all of your senses all of the time
Delivery:
Mobile (M)
Training Provider
DOT-FMCSA
Course Length
2 DAYS
Mission TCL
Participant Cap
Mission TCL2
CEU/POST
Mission TCL3
DHS-Federal Emergency Management Agency
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Index ID
188
Agency Code
Course Title
Operation Pipeline/Convoy
Course Objective
Course is to familiarize Law Enforcement Personnel with:
-The law, policy, and ethics governing highway stops and drug prosecution
-Drug trafficking trends and key characteristics
-Use of the El Paso Intelligence Center
Training is designed to motivate the officer to go beyond the traffic warning or citation and
consummate the lawful seizure of contraband.
Post-seizure support of controlled delivery and analysis may be made available and coordinated
through resources of the DEA and EPIC
Topics:
1. Fairness in Law Enforcement and EPIC Watch Operations
2. The Law & Highway Interdiction Search & Seizure, Asset Forfeiture, 4th and 14th Amendment
Issues
3. Passenger Vehicle Interdiction Techniques
4. Commercial Vehicle Interdiction Techniques
5. Air Watch Operations, General Aviation, Uncontrolled Airports, private aircraft, bulk currency
movement
6. Bulk Currency Initiative
7. Fraudulent Documents
8. Specialized training for traffic law enforcement
9. Examples include Methamphetamine production and safety measures, asset forfeiture, officer safety,
and local interdiction trends
Delivery:
Mobile (M)
Training Provider
EPIC
Course Length
3 DAYS
Mission TCL
Participant Cap
75-100
Mission TCL2
CEU/POST
Mission TCL3
DHS-Federal Emergency Management Agency
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Index ID
189
Agency Code
Course Title
Commercial Motor Vehicle (CMV) IED/IID Awareness Program
Course Objective
Commercial Motor Vehicle (CMV) IED/IID Awareness Program
Description: To familiarize Federal, State, and Local Government Explosive Specialists with:
-Contraband trafficking trends, smuggling patterns, & concealment techniques,
-Criminal Indicators and Detection methods, CV Industry norms and anomalies, Driver and Vehicle
Rapid Assessment Techniques (for probability of criminal activity), CMV structural familiarization
and safe search techniques; inclusive of but not limited to;
Tractors (power units)
Trailers (dry box and refrigerated)
Straight Trucks
Special Use Vehicles i.e. cement trucks, delivery vehicles
Probability CMV search techniques in an IED/IID environment
IED / IID render safe operations for Commercial Vehicles
Results:
-Law enforcement officials and Commercial Vehicle inspection personnel will be better
equipped to identify and apprehend transporters and users of illicit drugs.
-Local, State, and Federal criminal enforcement and apprehension / interdiction initiatives will be
supported and enhanced.
-Our Nation’s highways will be less threatened by impaired and/or unqualified Commercial Vehicle
drivers, resulting in improved highway safety and a reduction in Commercial Vehicle crashes
Delivery:
Mobile (M)
Training Provider
DOT-FMCSA
Course Length
3 DAYS
Mission TCL
Explosive Device Response Operations
Participant Cap
10
Mission TCL2
Law Enforcement Investigation and Operations
CEU/POST
Mission TCL3
DHS-Federal Emergency Management Agency
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Index ID
190
Agency Code
Course Title
Commercial Motor Vehicle Criminal Interdiction
Course Objective
To familiarize Law Enforcement personnel with current trends and patterns in the use of Commercial
Vehicles for significant criminal activity.
Topics covered include:
-The norms of the Commercial Vehicle industry
-The indicators of Commercial Vehicle criminal activity
-Current drug trafficking trends and smuggling patterns
-Current criminal trends and trafficking patterns involving Commercial Vehicles
-Bulk drug movement indicators and detection methods
-Commercial Vehicle driver interview techniques
-Indicators of a driver using, possessing, selling, or hauling illicit drugs
-Commercial Vehicle rapid assessment / criminal interdiction techniques
-Commercial Vehicle contraband concealment techniques
-Commercial Vehicle search techniques
-Characteristics of impaired drivers
-Search and seizure law applicable to roadside encounters
-Use of the El Paso Intelligence Center - EPIC
Results:
-Federal Law enforcement officials and qualified Commercial Vehicle inspectors will be
better equipped to identify and apprehend purveyors of illicit drugs and illegal aliens who pose a threat
to our Nation’s safety and security.
-Enhanced target selection skills of inspectors and agents will lead to the selection of
high probability drivers and Vehicles for secondary inspection.
-Commercial Vehicle searches will be conducted safely, methodically, and efficiently on selected
Vehicles. In-transit delays and vehicular / cargo damage is reduced.
-Commercial Vehicles being driven by high risk or unqualified drivers will be identified
and removed from our Nation’s Highways, thereby reducing the number of crashes.
Delivery:
Mobile (M)
Training Provider
DOT-FMCSA
Course Length
3-10 DAYS Tailored D
Mission TCL
Law Enforcement Investigation and Operations
Participant Cap
Mission TCL2
Public Safety and Security Response
CEU/POST
Mission TCL3
DHS-Federal Emergency Management Agency
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Index ID
191
Agency Code
Course Title
Managing Traffic Incident and Roadway Emergencies
Course Objective
This course addresses institutional and technical aspects of safe and efficient resolution of traffic
incidents and other roadway emergencies. In addition, the course focuses on practices to obtain
effective interagency and interdisciplinary understanding and cooperation.
Upon completion of the course, participants will be able to:
-Apply the program elements needed for a formalized multi-agency program to manage traffic
incidents and roadway emergencies
-Compare and contrast techniques for effective onsite management of incidents
-Identify technological solutions to facilitate the management of incidents
-Construct a short-term list of 'next step' actions to improve multi-agency response to both major and
minor traffic incidents
Delivery:
Mobile (M)
Training Provider
FHWA-NHI
Course Length
2 DAYS
Mission TCL
Participant Cap
Mission TCL2
CEU/POST
1.2 CEU
Mission TCL3
Index ID
192
Agency Code
Course Title
Managing Travel for Planned Special Events
Course Objective
The 2-day version of the course will guide practitioners through all the phases of managing travel for
planned special events for a specific event category, based upon an event scenario defined by the
course participants. In addition, the goal of the 2-day course and group exercises is to meet the
participant's needs in planning and managing a similar future event for a specific locale. Course
participants will identify and apply pertinent planning steps, operations activities, and associated
considerations in developing an action plan for the defined planned special event scenario.
Upon completion of the course, participants will be able to:
• Name the main categories of planned special events
• State key phases of managing travel for planned special events
• Identify the goals of managing travel for planned special events
• Describe the benefits of proactively managing travel for planned special events
• Describe the purpose and value of an action plan for managing travel for a specific planned special
event
• List key components of an action plan
Delivery:
Mobile (M)
Training Provider
FHWA-NHI
Course Length
2 DAYS
Mission TCL
Participant Cap
Mission TCL2
CEU/POST
1.2 CEU
Mission TCL3
Index ID
193
Agency Code
Course Title
General Awareness for Hazardous Materials Emergency Responders
Course Objective
Designed to equip emergency responders with a general awareness of how to recognize and deal with
hazardous materials and the dangers associated with them during transportation
Delivery:
Mobile (M)
Training Provider
TSI
Course Length
1 or 2 DAYS
Mission TCL
Participant Cap
Mission TCL2
CEU/POST
Mission TCL3
DHS-Federal Emergency Management Agency
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Index ID
194
Agency Code
HM00121
Course Title
Radioactive Materials (RAM) Transportation
Course Objective
Course focuses on preparing and transporting radioactive material shipments in accordance with 49
CFR. Target Audience: Transporters or inspectors of radioactive material shipments. $625per
participant (group rates possible). Examine updated information regarding the transport of radioactive
materials
You will learn: Practice radiation monitoring - Identify sources of technical support - Identify
inspection procedures - Identify radiation types and principles - Use radioactive materials packaging
selection - Use previous incident examples - Use device monitoring
Delivery:
Mobile (M)
Training Provider
TSI
Course Length
3 DAYS
Mission TCL
WMD/Hazardous Materials Response and Decontamination
Participant Cap
Mission TCL2
CEU/POST
Mission TCL3
Index ID
195
Agency Code
Course Title
Hazardous Wastes and Substances Transportation
Course Objective
Directed towards the shipping and carriage of hazardous wastes and substances in accordance with 49
CFR and 40 CFR. (This is not a RCRA course.)--Target Audience: Shippers, carriers and inspectors
of hazardous waste shipments. $575 per participant (group rates possible)
Delivery:
Mobile (M)
Training Provider
TSI
Course Length
3 DAYS
Mission TCL
Participant Cap
Mission TCL2
CEU/POST
Mission TCL3
Index ID
196
Agency Code
G191
Course Title
IMT/EOC Interface
Course Objective
Understanding how the Inident Management Team (IMT) interacts with the EOC when activated.
Delivery:
Mobile (M)
Training Provider
REFER TWG
Course Length
6 HOURS
Mission TCL
Onsite Incident Management
Participant Cap
Varies
Mission TCL2
Emergency Operations Center Management
CEU/POST
Mission TCL3
Index ID
197
Agency Code
E/L 156
Course Title
Building Design for Homeland Security for Continuity of Operations (COOP) Train-the-Trainer
Course Objective
Understand the design approaches to mitigate man-made hazards that have the greatest applicability
and benefit for specific threats; Train other COOP stakeholders to include Program Managers and
Facility/Security Offices. Completion of IS-546 and IS-547 required.
Delivery:
Resident/Mobile
Training Provider
FEMA NCP
Course Length
3 DAYS
Mission TCL
Planning
Participant Cap
Mission TCL2
CEU/POST
2.1
Mission TCL3
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Index ID
198
Agency Code
IS-546
Course Title
Continuity of Operations (COOP) Awareness Course
Course Objective
Ensure the performance of an agency’s essential functions during a COOP event.
Reduce loss of life by minimizing damage and losses.
Ensure the successful succession to office in the event a disruption renders agency leadership
unavailable to perform their responsibilities.
Reduce or mitigate disruptions to operations.
Ensure that agencies have alternate facilities from which to operate.
Protect essential facilities, equipment, vital records and other assets.
Achieve a timely and orderly recovery from a COOP situation.
Achieve a timely and orderly reconstitution from an emergency and resume full service
to internal and external customers
Delivery:
Web-Based (W)
Training Provider
EMI-IS
Course Length
1 HR
Mission TCL
Restoration of Lifelines
Participant Cap
Mission TCL2
CEU/POST
0.1 CEU
Mission TCL3
Index ID
199
Agency Code
E/L 550
Course Title
COOP Planning Workshop T-T-T
Course Objective
Provide skills and knowledge to improve the overall quality and workability of COOP plans.
Completion of IS-547, E/L 548, and G-549 are required to attend.
Delivery:
Resident/Mobile
Training Provider
FEMA NCP
Course Length
3 days
Mission TCL
Planning
Participant Cap
Mission TCL2
CEU/POST
1.8 CEU
Mission TCL3
Index ID
200
Agency Code
IS-100a
Course Title
Introduction to the Incident Command System (ICS), ICS 100
Course Objective
This course provides training on and resources for personnel who require a basic understanding of the
Incident Command System (ICS). IS 100.a, Introduction to the Incident Command System, ICS 100,
introduces the ICS and provides the foundation for higher-level ICS training. This course describes
the history, features, principles, and organizational structure of the ICS. It also explains the
relationship between ICS and the National Incident Management System (NIMS).
Delivery:
Web-Based (W)
Training Provider
EMI-IS
Course Length
3 HRS
Mission TCL
Onsite Incident Management
Participant Cap
Mission TCL2
CEU/POST
.3 CEU
Mission TCL3
DHS-Federal Emergency Management Agency
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Index ID
201
Agency Code
IS-346
Course Title
Orientation to Hazardous Materials for Medical Personnel (IS 346)
Course Objective
This course is designed to prepare medical and hospital personnel to analyze hazardous materials
situations, take the necessary steps to assure medical provider safety, and identify appropriate
resources for decontamination and medical care. This course serves as the prerequisite for the
State/Local/Tribal field course G346, Hospital Emergency Department Management of Hazardous
Materials Accidents (HMA).
Delivery:
Web-Based (W)
Training Provider
EMI-IS
Course Length
1 HR
Mission TCL
WMD/Hazardous Materials Response and Decontamination
Participant Cap
Mission TCL2
Responder Safety and Health
CEU/POST
.1 CEU
Mission TCL3
Index ID
202
Agency Code
IS-208
Course Title
State Disaster Management
Course Objective
This course provides fundamental information on the disaster assistance process and disaster
assistance programs. During a disaster, States must be responsive to local jurisdictions and must
effectively acquire and distribute Federal resources. State disaster management is complex, requiring
that State staff members have accurate information on the Federal programs available and work with
Federal counterparts in the management of those programs. As a State Coordinating Officer (SCO),
you play a critical role in managing the response and recovery operations. Other State staff that have a
vital role include Operations Officers, Individual Assistance (IA) Officers, Public Assistance (PA)
Officers, Hazard Mitigation Officers (HMOs), Community Relations Managers, and Public
Information Officers (PIOs).
Delivery:
Web-Based (W)
Training Provider
EMI-IS
Course Length
10 HRS
Mission TCL
Emergency Operations Center Management
Participant Cap
Mission TCL2
CEU/POST
1.0 CEU
Mission TCL3
Index ID
203
Agency Code
IS-250
Course Title
Emergency Support Function #15 (ESF #15) External Affairs: A New Approach to Emergency
Communication and Information Distribu
Course Objective
The goal of this course is to provide basic training on the concept and practical application of the
Emergency Support Function #15 (ESF #15) Standard Operating Procedures to all FEMA External
Affairs staff, regardless of duty station, as well as to staff in all other agency divisions and Federal,
Tribal, State, local, and Voluntary Organizations Active in Disaster (VOAD) partners.
Delivery:
Web-Based (W)
Training Provider
EMI-IS
Course Length
1 HR
Mission TCL
Emergency Public Information and Warning
Participant Cap
Mission TCL2
CEU/POST
.1 CEU
Mission TCL3
DHS-Federal Emergency Management Agency
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Index ID
204
Agency Code
IS-700a
Course Title
National Incident Management System (NIMS), An Introduction
Course Objective
This course provides an introduction to the National Incident Management System (NIMS). At the end
of this course, participants will be able to describe the intent of NIMS; describe the key concepts and
principles underlying NIMS; describe the purpose of the NIMS Components, including Preparedness,
Communications and Information Management, Resource Management, and Command and
Management; and describe the purpose of the National Integration Center. This course provides a
basic introduction to NIMS; it is not designed to replace Incident Command System and position-
specific training.
Delivery:
Web-Based (W)
Training Provider
EMI-IS
Course Length
3 HRS
Mission TCL
Onsite Incident Management
Participant Cap
Mission TCL2
Emergency Operations Center Management
CEU/POST
.3 CEU
Mission TCL3
Index ID
205
Agency Code
IS-701
Course Title
Multi-Agency Coordination System (MACS) Course
Course Objective
This interactive computer-based NIMS course prepares participants to use the components of a multi-
agency coordination system and establish relationships between all elements of the system.
Delivery:
Web-Based (W)
Training Provider
EMI-IS
Course Length
5 HRS
Mission TCL
Onsite Incident Management
Participant Cap
Mission TCL2
Emergency Operations Center Management
CEU/POST
.5 CEU
Mission TCL3
Index ID
206
Agency Code
IS-702
Course Title
National Incident Management System (NIMS) Public Information Systems
Course Objective
The public information systems described in NIMS are designed to effectively manage public
information at an incident, regardless of the size and complexity of the situation or the number of
entities involved in the response. The goal of this course is to facilitate NIMS compliance by
providing participants with the basic information and tools that they need to apply the NIMS public
information systems and protocols during incident management. This course is designed for local and
State public information officers.
Delivery:
Web-Based (W)
Training Provider
EMI-IS
Course Length
3 HRS
Mission TCL
Emergency Public Information and Warning
Participant Cap
Mission TCL2
CEU/POST
.3 CEU
Mission TCL3
DHS-Federal Emergency Management Agency
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Index ID
207
Agency Code
IS-703
Course Title
National Incident Management System (NIMS) Resource Management
Course Objective
This interactive computer-based course provides the principles, tools, processes, and systems used in
the NIMS that incident managers need for timely and effective resource management during an
incident.
Delivery:
Web-Based (W)
Training Provider
EMI-IS
Course Length
3 HRS
Mission TCL
Onsite Incident Management
Participant Cap
Mission TCL2
Emergency Operations Center Management
CEU/POST
.3 CEU
Mission TCL3
Index ID
208
Agency Code
IS-706
Course Title
NIMS Intrastate Mutual Aid-An Introduction
Course Objective
This online course provides an introduction to NIMS intrastate mutual aid and assistance. Participants
will learn about the purpose and benefits of mutual aid and assistance, and the emphasis that NIMS
places on mutual aid and assistance. The course explains how to develop mutual aid and assistance
agreements and mutual aid operational plans.
Delivery:
Web-Based (W)
Training Provider
EMI-IS
Course Length
3 HRS
Mission TCL
Onsite Incident Management
Participant Cap
Mission TCL2
Emergency Operations Center Management
CEU/POST
.2 CEU
Mission TCL3
Index ID
209
Agency Code
IS-800b
Course Title
National Response Framework (NRF), An Introduction
Course Objective
This course is intended for government executives, private-sector and non-governmental organizations
(NGO) leaders, and emergency management practitioners. This includes senior elected and appointed
leaders, such as Federal department or agency heads, State governors, mayors, Tribal leaders, and city
or county officials—those who have a responsibility to provide for effective response. This course
introduces participants to the concepts and principles for the National Response Framework.
Delivery:
Web-Based (W)
Training Provider
EMI-IS
Course Length
5 HRS
Mission TCL
Participant Cap
Mission TCL2
CEU/POST
.5 CEU
Mission TCL3
DHS-Federal Emergency Management Agency
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Index ID
210
Agency Code
IS-801
Course Title
Emergency Support Function (ESF) #1—Transportation
Course Objective
The National Response Framework (NRF) presents the guiding principles that enable all response
partners to prepare for and provide a unified national response to disasters and emergencies—from the
smallest incident to the largest catastrophe. As part of the NRF, ESFs are primary mechanisms at the
operational level used to organize and provide assistance. This series of courses is designed to
overview each of the 15 ESFs. This course provides an introduction to ESF #1—Transportation.
Delivery:
Web-Based (W)
Training Provider
EMI-IS
Course Length
Self-paced
Mission TCL
Restoration of Lifelines
Participant Cap
Mission TCL2
CEU/POST
Mission TCL3
Index ID
211
Agency Code
IS-802
Course Title
Emergency Support Function (ESF) #2—Communications
Course Objective
The National Response Framework (NRF) presents the guiding principles that enable all response
partners to prepare for and provide a unified national response to disasters and emergencies—from the
smallest incident to the largest catastrophe. As part of the NRF, ESFs are primary mechanisms at the
operational level used to organize and provide assistance. This series of courses is designed to
overview each of the 15 ESFs. This course provides an introduction to ESF #2—Communications.
Delivery:
Web-Based (W)
Training Provider
EMI-IS
Course Length
Self-paced
Mission TCL
Communications
Participant Cap
Mission TCL2
CEU/POST
Mission TCL3
Index ID
212
Agency Code
IS-803
Course Title
Emergency Support Function (ESF) #3—Public Works and Engineering
Course Objective
The National Response Framework (NRF) presents the guiding principles that enable all response
partners to prepare for and provide a unified national response to disasters and emergencies—from the
smallest incident to the largest catastrophe. As part of the NRF, ESFs are primary mechanisms at the
operational level used to organize and provide assistance. This series of courses is designed to
overview each of the 15 ESFs. This course provides an introduction to ESF #3—Public Works and
Engineering.
Delivery:
Web-Based (W)
Training Provider
EMI-IS
Course Length
Self-paced
Mission TCL
Restoration of Lifelines
Participant Cap
Mission TCL2
CEU/POST
Mission TCL3
DHS-Federal Emergency Management Agency
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Index ID
213
Agency Code
IS-804
Course Title
Emergency Support Function (ESF) #4—Firefighting (IS 804)
Course Objective
The National Response Framework (NRF) presents the guiding principles that enable all response
partners to prepare for and provide a unified national response to disasters and emergencies—from the
smallest incident to the largest catastrophe. As part of the NRF, ESFs are primary mechanisms at the
operational level used to organize and provide assistance. This series of courses is designed to
overview each of the 15 ESFs. This course provides an introduction to ESF #4—Firefighting.
Delivery:
Web-Based (W)
Training Provider
EMI-IS
Course Length
Self-paced
Mission TCL
Firefighting Operations/Support
Participant Cap
Mission TCL2
CEU/POST
Mission TCL3
Index ID
214
Agency Code
IS-805
Course Title
Emergency Support Function (ESF) #5—Emergency Management (IS 805)
Course Objective
The National Response Framework (NRF) presents the guiding principles that enable all response
partners to prepare for and provide a unified national response to disasters and emergencies—from the
smallest incident to the largest catastrophe. As part of the NRF, ESFs are primary mechanisms at the
operational level used to organize and provide assistance. This series of courses is designed to
overview each of the 55 ESFs. This course provides an introduction to ESF #5—Emergency
Management.
Delivery:
Web-Based (W)
Training Provider
EMI-IS
Course Length
Self-paced
Mission TCL
Onsite Incident Management
Participant Cap
Mission TCL2
Emergency Operations Center Management
CEU/POST
Mission TCL3
Index ID
215
Agency Code
IS-806
Course Title
Emergency Support Function (ESF) #6—Mass Care, Emergency Assistance, Housing, and Human
Services
Course Objective
The National Response Framework (NRF) presents the guiding principles that enable all response
partners to prepare for and provide a unified national response to disasters and emergencies - from the
smallest incident to the largest catastrophe. As part of the NRF, Emergency Support Functions (ESFs)
are primary mechanisms at the operational level used to organize and provide assistance. This series
of courses provides an overview of each of the 15 ESFs. This course introduces Emergency Support
Function (ESF) #6 - Mass Care, Emergency Assistance, Housing, and Human Services.
Delivery:
Web-Based (W)
Training Provider
EMI-IS
Course Length
Self-paced
Mission TCL
Mass Care (Sheltering, Feeding, and Related Services)
Participant Cap
Mission TCL2
CEU/POST
Mission TCL3
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Index ID
216
Agency Code
IS-807
Course Title
Emergency Support Function (ESF) #7—Logistics Management and Resource Support Annex
Course Objective
The National Response Framework (NRF) presents the guiding principles that enable all response
partners to prepare for and provide a unified national response to disasters and emergencies—from the
smallest incident to the largest catastrophe. As part of the NRF, ESFs are primary mechanisms at the
operational level used to organize and provide assistance. This series of courses is designed to
overview each of the 75 ESFs. This course provides an introduction to ESF #7—Logistics
Management and Resource Support Annex.
Delivery:
Web-Based (W)
Training Provider
EMI-IS
Course Length
Self-paced
Mission TCL
Critical Resource Logistics and Distribution
Participant Cap
Mission TCL2
CEU/POST
Mission TCL3
Index ID
217
Agency Code
IS-808
Course Title
Emergency Support Function (ESF) #8—Public Health and Medical Services
Course Objective
The National Response Framework (NRF) presents the guiding principles that enable all response
partners to prepare for and provide a unified national response to disasters and emergencies—from the
smallest incident to the largest catastrophe. As part of the NRF, ESFs are primary mechanisms at the
operational level used to organize and provide assistance. This series of courses is designed to
overview each of the 85 ESFs. This course provides an introduction to ESF #8—Public Health and
Medical Service Support.
Delivery:
Web-Based (W)
Training Provider
EMI-IS
Course Length
Self-paced
Mission TCL
Medical Surge
Participant Cap
Mission TCL2
Triage and Pre-Hospital Treatment
CEU/POST
Mission TCL3
Index ID
218
Agency Code
IS-809
Course Title
Emergency Support Function (ESF) #9—Search and Rescue
Course Objective
The National Response Framework (NRF) presents the guiding principles that enable all response
partners to prepare for and provide a unified national response to disasters and emergencies—from the
smallest incident to the largest catastrophe. As part of the NRF, ESFs are primary mechanisms at the
operational level used to organize and provide assistance. This series of courses is designed to
overview each of the 95 ESFs. This course provides an introduction to ESF #9—Search and
Rescue.
Delivery:
Web-Based (W)
Training Provider
EMI-IS
Course Length
Self-paced
Mission TCL
Urban Search & Rescue
Participant Cap
Mission TCL2
CEU/POST
Mission TCL3
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Index ID
219
Agency Code
IS-810
Course Title
Emergency Support Function (ESF) #10—Oil and Hazardous Response Annex
Course Objective
The National Response Framework (NRF) presents the guiding principles that enable all response
partners to prepare for and provide a unified national response to disasters and emergencies—from the
smallest incident to the largest catastrophe. As part of the NRF, ESFs are primary mechanisms at the
operational level used to organize and provide assistance. This series of courses is designed to
overview each of the 15 ESFs. This course provides an introduction to ESF #10—Oil and Hazardous
Response Annex.
Delivery:
Web-Based (W)
Training Provider
EMI-IS
Course Length
Self-paced
Mission TCL
Environmental Health
Participant Cap
Mission TCL2
CEU/POST
Mission TCL3
Index ID
220
Agency Code
IS-811
Course Title
Emergency Support Function (ESF) #11—Agriculture and National Resources
Course Objective
The National Response Framework (NRF) presents the guiding principles that enable all response
partners to prepare for and provide a unified national response to disasters and emergencies—from the
smallest incident to the largest catastrophe. As part of the NRF, ESFs are primary mechanisms at the
operational level used to organize and provide assistance. This series of courses is designed to
overview each of the 15 ESFs. This course provides an introduction to ESF #11—Agriculture and
National Resources.
Delivery:
Web-Based (W)
Training Provider
EMI-IS
Course Length
Self-paced
Mission TCL
Food and Agriculture Safety and Defense
Participant Cap
Mission TCL2
CEU/POST
Mission TCL3
Index ID
221
Agency Code
IS-812
Course Title
Emergency Support Function (ESF) #12—Energy
Course Objective
The National Response Framework (NRF) presents the guiding principles that enable all response
partners to prepare for and provide a unified national response to disasters and emergencies—from the
smallest incident to the largest catastrophe. As part of the NRF, ESFs are primary mechanisms at the
operational level used to organize and provide assistance. This series of courses is designed to
overview each of the 15 ESFs. This course provides an introduction to ESF #12—Energy.
Delivery:
Web-Based (W)
Training Provider
EMI-IS
Course Length
Self-paced
Mission TCL
Restoration of Lifelines
Participant Cap
Mission TCL2
CEU/POST
Mission TCL3
DHS-Federal Emergency Management Agency
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Index ID
222
Agency Code
IS-813
Course Title
Emergency Support Function (ESF) #13—Public Safety and Security Annex
Course Objective
The National Response Framework (NRF) presents the guiding principles that enable all response
partners to prepare for and provide a unified national response to disasters and emergencies—from the
smallest incident to the largest catastrophe. As part of the NRF, ESFs are primary mechanisms at the
operational level used to organize and provide assistance. This series of courses is designed to
overview each of the 15 ESFs. This course provides an introduction to ESF #13—Public Safety and
Security Annex.
Delivery:
Web-Based (W)
Training Provider
EMI-IS
Course Length
Self-paced
Mission TCL
Law Enforcement Investigation and Operations
Participant Cap
Mission TCL2
CEU/POST
Mission TCL3
Index ID
223
Agency Code
IS-814
Course Title
Emergency Support Function (ESF) #14—Long-Term Community Recovery
Course Objective
The National Response Framework (NRF) presents the guiding principles that enable all response
partners to prepare for and provide a unified national response to disasters and emergencies - from the
smallest incident to the largest catastrophe. As part of the NRF, Emergency Support Functions (ESFs)
are primary mechanisms at the operational level used to organize and provide assistance. This series of
courses is designed to overview each of the 15 ESFs. This course provides an introduction to
Emergency Support Function (ESF) #14 -Long-Term Community Recovery
Delivery:
Web-Based (W)
Training Provider
EMI-IS
Course Length
Self-paced
Mission TCL
Economic and Community Recovery
Participant Cap
Mission TCL2
CEU/POST
Mission TCL3
Index ID
224
Agency Code
IS-821
Course Title
Critical Infrastructure and Key Resources Support Annex
Course Objective
The National Response Framework (NRF) presents the guiding principles that enable all response
partners to prepare for and provide a unified national response to disasters and emergencies—from the
smallest incident to the largest catastrophe. As part of the NRF, Support Annexes describe how
Federal departments and agencies, the private sector, volunteer organizations, and nongovernmental
organizations (NGOs) coordinate and execute the common support processes and administrative tasks
required during an incident. The actions described in the Support Annexes are not limited to particular
types of events, but are overreaching in nature and applicable to nearly every type of incident. This
course provides an introduction to the Critical Infrastructure and Key Resources (CIKR) Support
Annex to the NRF.
Delivery:
Web-Based (W)
Training Provider
EMI-IS
Course Length
Self-paced
Mission TCL
Critical Infrastructure Protection (CIP)
Participant Cap
Mission TCL2
CEU/POST
Mission TCL3
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Index ID
225
Agency Code
IS-836
Course Title
Nuclear/Radiological Incident Annex
Course Objective
The National Response Framework (NRF) presents the guiding principles that enable all response
partners to prepare for and provide a unified national response to disasters and emergencies - from the
smallest incident to the largest catastrophe. As part of the NRF, the Incident Annexes describe the
concept of operations to address specific contingency or hazard situations or an element of an incident
requiring specialized application of the NRF. This course provides an introduction to the
Nuclear/Radiological Incident Annex (NRIA) to the NRF.
Delivery:
Web-Based (W)
Training Provider
EMI-IS
Course Length
Self-paced
Mission TCL
Onsite Incident Management
Participant Cap
Mission TCL2
WMD/Hazardous Materials Response and Decontamination
CEU/POST
Mission TCL3
CBRNE Detection
Index ID
226
Agency Code
IS-860
Course Title
National Infrastructure Protection Plan (NIPP)
Course Objective
This course is intended for DHS and other Federal staff responsible for implementing the NIPP, and
Tribal, State, local, and private sector emergency management professionals. The course is also
designed to teach potential security partners about the benefits of participating in the NIPP.
Delivery:
Web-Based (W)
Training Provider
EMI-IS
Course Length
Self-paced
Mission TCL
Critical Infrastructure Protection (CIP)
Participant Cap
Mission TCL2
CEU/POST
Mission TCL3
Index ID
227
Agency Code
E900
Course Title
IEMC: All Hazards Preparedness and Response
Course Objective
This IEMC addresses preparedness and response in emergency situations resulting from severe
weather-related hazards. This exercise-based course is conducted for participants from communities
throughout the country. The IEMC places public officials and other key community leaders in a
disaster simulation. The course methodologies of classroom instruction, planning sessions, and
exercises allow for structured decision making in a learning environment that is nonetheless realistic.
A key outcome of this IEMC is that additional planning needs are identified, providing the
opportunity to enhance overall preparedness.
Delivery:
Resident/Mobile
Training Provider
EMI
Course Length
4 Days
Mission TCL
Emergency Operations Center Management
Participant Cap
Mission TCL2
Onsite Incident Management
CEU/POST
2.8 CEU
Mission TCL3
Emergency Public Information and Warning
DHS-Federal Emergency Management Agency
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Index ID
228
Agency Code
E915
Course Title
IEMC: Homeland Security
Course Objective
This IEMC focuses on preparing for and responding to the consequences of a terrorist act. Three
scenarios are used for the functional exercises: chemical, biological, and explosive. This exercise-
based course is conducted for participants from communities throughout the country. The IEMC
places public officials and other key community leaders in a disaster simulation. The course
methodologies of classroom instruction, planning sessions, and exercises allow for structured decision
making in a realistic learning environment. In the IEMC: Homeland Security, special attention is
placed on the response among agencies when the disaster area also is a crime scene.
Delivery:
Resident/Mobile
Training Provider
EMI
Course Length
4 Days
Mission TCL
Emergency Operations Center Management
Participant Cap
Mission TCL2
Onsite Incident Management
CEU/POST
2.8 CEU
Mission TCL3
Emergency Public Information and Warning
Index ID
229
Agency Code
E930
Course Title
IEMC: Community Specific
Course Objective
Community-specific IEMCs place emphasis on a specific jurisdiction’s risks, response capability,
target capabilities, and short-term recovery issues. They are tailored to fit the jurisdictions and are
based on a selected hazard scenario. Course methodologies include classroom instruction, group
planning sessions, and exercises that allow for structured decision making in a learning environment.
A key outcome of this IEMC is to provide participants with the ability to carry out their respective
EOC functions related to disaster response and assist with making the transition from response
activities to short-term recovery.
Delivery:
Resident/Mobile
Training Provider
EMI
Course Length
4 Days
Mission TCL
Emergency Operations Center Management
Participant Cap
Mission TCL2
Onsite Incident Management
CEU/POST
2.8 CEU
Mission TCL3
Emergency Public Information and Warning
Index ID
230
Agency Code
E947
Course Title
IEMC: Emergency Operations Center-Incident Management Team Interface
Course Objective
This course is a new resident course released in FY 2009 to provide an exercise environment for EOC
members and IMT responders to practice communications and coordination between the EOC and
field operations command during simulated incidents, both planned and unplanned. This course
describes the roles, responsibilities, and relationships of local emergency operations centers (EOCs)
and Incident Management Teams (IMTs). It trains participants on effective management of domestic
incidents and exercises the interfaces between EOC personnel and All Hazards IMTs (Types 3, 4, and
5). This IEMC clarifies the difference between resource management at the EOC and on-scene
command. It presents four ways an EOC can be organized and explains the difference between the
IMT’s on-scene command responsibilities and an EOC’s coordination responsibilities. This course is
delivered via classroom lectures, discussions, and functional exercises.
Delivery:
Resident/Mobile
Training Provider
EMI
Course Length
4 Days
Mission TCL
Emergency Operations Center Management
Participant Cap
Mission TCL2
Onsite Incident Management
CEU/POST
2.8 CEU
Mission TCL3
Emergency Public Information and Warning
DHS-Federal Emergency Management Agency
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Index ID
231
Agency Code
G191
Course Title
Incident Command System/Emergency Operations Center (ICS/EOC) Interface
Course Objective
This course works best when delivered to Incident Command System and Emergency Operations
Center personnel from the same community. The course provides an opportunity for participants to
begin developing an ICS/EOC interface for their community. The course reviews ICS and EOC
responsibilities and functions and depends heavily on exercises and group discussions to formulate the
interface.
Delivery:
Mobile (M)
Training Provider
EMI
Course Length
8 HRS
Mission TCL
Emergency Operations Center Management
Participant Cap
Mission TCL2
Onsite Incident Management
CEU/POST
Mission TCL3
Index ID
232
Agency Code
G300
Course Title
Intermediate Incident Command System (ICS) for Expanding Incidents, ICS 300
Course Objective
ICS 300 provides training on and resources for personnel who require advanced application of the
Incident Command System (ICS). The course expands upon information covered in the ICS 100 and
ICS 200 courses.
Delivery:
Mobile (M)
Training Provider
Refer TWG
Course Length
18 HRS
Mission TCL
Onsite Incident Management
Participant Cap
Mission TCL2
CEU/POST
Mission TCL3
Index ID
233
Agency Code
G400
Course Title
Advanced Incident Command System (ICS), Command and General Staff—Complex Incidents, ICS
400
Course Objective
This course provides training on and resources for personnel who require advanced application of the
Incident Command System (ICS). This course expands upon information covered in ICS 100 through
ICS 300 courses. These earlier courses are prerequisites for ICS 400.
Delivery:
Mobile (M)
Training Provider
Refer TWG
Course Length
14 HRS
Mission TCL
Onsite Incident Management
Participant Cap
Mission TCL2
CEU/POST
Mission TCL3
DHS-Federal Emergency Management Agency
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Index ID
234
Agency Code
G386
Course Title
Mass Fatalities Incident Response
Course Objective
This course prepares local and State response personnel and other responsible agencies and
professionals to handle mass fatalities effectively and to work with the survivors in an emergency or
disaster. This course covers incident management, mass fatalities, planning before and operations
during an incident, establishing the morgue, family assistance support operations, and assistance from
the Federal government. The course concludes with a tabletop exercise.
Delivery:
Mobile (M)
Training Provider
EMI
Course Length
17 HRS
Mission TCL
Onsite Incident Management
Participant Cap
Mission TCL2
Medical Surge
CEU/POST
Mission TCL3
Index ID
235
Agency Code
G575
Course Title
Communications Interoperability Course
Course Objective
The purpose of this course is to provide a process and tools for jurisdictions to use in working together
to achieve communications interoperability. Based on the SAFECOM model developed by the
Department of Homeland Security’s Office for Interoperability and Compatibility, and the National
Incident Management System (NIMS), this course focuses on cooperative planning in five main
areas—governance, technology, plans and procedures, training and exercises, and usage—and on
funding improvements in those areas.
Delivery:
Mobile (M)
Training Provider
EMI
Course Length
2 Days
Mission TCL
Communications
Participant Cap
Mission TCL2
CEU/POST
1.4 CEU
Mission TCL3
Index ID
236
Agency Code
G775
Course Title
Emergency Operations Center (EOC) Management and Operations
Course Objective
This course explores the role, design, and functions of Emergency Operations Centers (EOCs) and
their relationships as components of a multiagency coordination system. The course contains disaster-
related examples, activities, and case studies that relate to EOCs and multiagency coordination
systems at the local, State, and Federal levels of government.
Delivery:
Mobile (M)
Training Provider
EMI
Course Length
2 Days
Mission TCL
Emergency Operations Center Management
Participant Cap
Mission TCL2
CEU/POST
1.4 CEU
Mission TCL3
DHS-Federal Emergency Management Agency
Friday, August 21, 2009
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Index ID
237
Agency Code
E202
Course Title
Debris Management Planning for State, Tribal, and Local Officials
Course Objective
This course provides an overview of issues and recommended actions necessary to plan for, respond
to, and recover from a major debris-generating event with emphasis on State, Tribal, and local
responsibilities. Developed from a pre-disaster planning perspective, the course includes debris staff
organizations, compliance with laws and regulations, contracting procedures, debris management site
selection, volume reduction methods, recycling, special debris situations, and supplementary
assistance.
Delivery:
Resident/Mobile
Training Provider
EMI
Course Length
4 Days
Mission TCL
Restoration of Lifelines
Participant Cap
Mission TCL2
Economic and Community Recovery
CEU/POST
2.9 CEU
Mission TCL3
Index ID
238
Agency Code
E352
Course Title
Crisis Counseling Assistance and Training Program: Training State Trainers
Course Objective
This course is designed to provide States, U.S. Territories, or federally recognized Tribal
organizations with a cadre of trainers who have the knowledge and tools necessary to conduct
standardized trainings for the Crisis Counseling Assistance and Training Program. The trainers will
train grant-supported crisis counselors to carry out individual and group crisis counseling, basic
education and support, referral, community networking, and public education for disaster survivors
and affected communities.
Delivery:
Resident/Mobile
Training Provider
EMI
Course Length
4 Days
Mission TCL
Medical Surge
Participant Cap
Mission TCL2
CEU/POST
2.4 CEU
Mission TCL3
DHS-Federal Emergency Management Agency
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