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Course Code IS-265 IS-271 IS-279 IS-288 IS-293 IS-301 IS-302 IS-324.a IS-331 IS-340 IS-346 IS-362 IS-366 IS-386 IS-393.a IS-394.a IS-395 IS-403 IS-416 IS-420 Course Title Basic Instructional Skills Anticipating Hazardous Weather and Community Risk Retrofitting Flood- Prone Residential Buildings The Role of Voluntary Agencies in Emergency Management Mission Assignment (MA) Overview Radiological Emergency Response Modular Emergency Radiological Response Transportation Training (MERRTT) Community Hurricane Preparedness Introduction to Radiological Emergency Preparedness (REP) Exercise Evaluation Hazardous Materials Prevention and Planning Orientation to Hazardous Materials for Medical Personnel Multi-Hazard Emergency Planning for Schools Planning for the Needs of Children in Disasters Introduction to Residential Coastal Construction Introduction to Hazard Mitigation Protecting Your Home or Small Business from Disaster FEMA Risk Assessment Database Introduction to Individual Assistance (IA) IA Web Applicant Inquiry Implementing the Emergency Food and Shelter National Board Program EmErgEncy managEmEnt InstItutE • 2011-2012 • catalog of coursEs Common Prevent Protect Recover Respond 211 Target Audience X Members of State, Local, Tribal emergency management disciplines X X General Public, EM X Engineers, Architects, Building Science Officials X State and Federal voluntary agency liaisons X X X X X Local, State, Tribal, and other Federal Agency and FEMA/DHS Program and Financial Staff Federal, State, Tribal, and Local LE, Fire, EMS, PW, PH, EM (first and second level responders) Federal, State, Tribal, and Local LE, Fire, EMS, PW, PH, EM (first and second level responders) X X LE, Fire, EMS, PW, PH, EM appointed or elected officials X LE, Fire, EMS, PW, PH, EM, NGO X X LE, Fire, EMS, PW, PH, EM X Fire, EMS, PH, and Medical/Hospital Staff X Education X X EM, School Officials, and NGOs X Engineers, Architects, Building Science Officials X X X X General Public, EM X X X X General Public X X Architects, Engineers, Security Personnel, Faculty Planners, COOP Personnel X FEMA Employees, State IA Officers X X X FEMA Employees in the IA Cadre, State Personnel with FEMA NEMIS access rights State Set-Aside Committees, Local Boards, and Local Recipient Organizations FEdErAL EmErgENCy mANAgEmENT AgENCy INDEX OF COURSES & MISSION AREAS
INDEX OF COURSES & MISSION AREAS Course Code IS-520 IS-522 Course Title Introduction to Continuity of Operations (COOP) Planning for Pandemic Influenzas Exercising Continuity Plans for Pandemics EmErgEncy managEmEnt InstItutE • 2011-2012 • catalog of coursEs Common FEdErAL EmErgENCy mANAgEmENT AgENCy 212 Prevent Protect X X Recover Respond Target Audience Personnel at any level of government, representatives from NGOs, or representatives from private industry who may have a need for a basic understanding of pandemic influenza and the impacts that they can expect should a widespread pandemic occur in the United States Personnel at any level of government, representatives from NGOs, or representatives from private industry who desire to conduct a short tabletop continuity pandemic exercise (Determined Accord). Participants should be familiar with their agency/organization continuity and pandemic plans. IS-546.a COOP Awareness X LE, Fire, EMS, PW, PH, EM, Appointed or Elected Officials IS-547.a Introduction to COOP X LE, Fire, EMS, PW, PH, EM, Agency Managers, COOP Planners IS-548 COOP Program Manager X LE, Fire, EMS, PW, PH, EM, Agency Managers, COOP Managers IS-551 Devolution Planning X LE, Fire, EMS, PW, PH, EM, Agency Managers, COOP Managers IS-552 IS-632.a IS-634 IS-650.a The Public Works Role in Emergency Management Introduction to Debris Operations Introduction to the Public Assistance (PA) Program Building Partnerships with Tribal Governments X X X EM, PW, appointed or elected officials X EM X EM, General Public X X Disaster Workers who interface with Tribal people during times of disaster IS-700.a NIMS, An Introduction X All persons with response or recovery responsibilities IS-701.a IS-702.a IS-703.a IS-704 IS-706 IS-775 IS-800.b IS-801 IS-802 IS-803 Multi-Agency Coordination System (MACS) Course NIMS Public Information Systems NIMS Resource Management NIMS Communications and Information Management NIMS Intrastate Mutual Aid—An Introduction Emergency Operations Center (EOC) Management and Operations National Response Framework (NRF), An Introduction ESF #1— Transportation ESF #2— Communications ESF #3—Public Works and Engineering X X IS-804 ESF #4—Firefighting X IS-805 ESF #5—Emergency Management State, Tribal, local, voluntary agency, and private sector officials who broker assets to support incident management X Local, State Public Information Officers X State and Local individuals responsible for effectively developing and maintaining a resource management system within the EOC or ICS X X X EM, Fire, LE, EMS, EOC Personnel X State, Tribal, Local Emergency Response and Coordination Staff X Local, State, Tribal and private sector EOC Managers and Staff X X X X X Local, State, Tribal, and Federal First Responders, EM Planners and Managers Local, State, Tribal, and Federal First Responders, EM Planners and Managers Local, State, Tribal, and Federal First Responders, EM Planners and Managers Local, State, Tribal, and Federal First Responders, EM Planners and Managers Local, State, Tribal, and Federal First Responders, EM Planners and Managers Local, State, Tribal, and Federal First Responders, EM Planners and Managers
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