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Table 13–1
Emergency management training sets—Continued
Emergency management training sets
Training Set Course ID Course Title Source
G400 Advanced ICS, command and general staff
Complex incidents
FEMA EMI
G408 Homeland security planning for local Governments FEMA EMI
Integrated EM G110 EM Operations Course (EMOC) for local governments FEMA EMI
Master Exercise Practitioner
Program
(Non-Resident Courses)
Master Exercise Practitioner
Program
(Resident Courses)
E900 Integrated Emergency Management Course (IEMC): all
hazards preparation and response
FEMA EMI
E901 IEMC: all hazards recovery and mitigation FEMA EMI
E905 IEMC: Hurricane Preparedness and Response FEMA EMI
E910 IEMC: Earthquake Preparedness and Response FEMA EMI
E915 IEMC: Homeland Security Preparedness and Response FEMA EMI
E920 IEMC: HAZMAT Preparedness and Response FEMA EMI
G130 Exercise Evaluation FEMA EMI
G135 Exercise Control/Simulation FEMA EMI
G137 Exercise Program Manager/Management FEMA EMI
G138 Exercise Practicum for the Master Exercise Practitioner FEMA EMI
E132 Discussion-Based Exercise Design and Evaluation FEMA EMI
E133 Operations-Based Exercise Design and Evaluation
Course
FEMA EMI
E136 Operations-Based Exercise Development Course FEMA EMI
Notes:
1 DOD IFSAC curriculum per DOD Manual 6055.6–M.
2 EMS hazardous materials (HM) Level I responder qualification in addition to applicable medical certifications, licenses, and/or registry. EMS/HM Level I
responder provides care in the cold zone only and does NOT employ specialized PPE over and above that required for performance of medical duties as
specified in NFPA 473.
3 HAZWOPER training and certification sets applicable to Category 5 first receivers and designated environment OHS spill response team and (EOD/bomb
squad personnel serving as Category 5 first responders. All fire and emergency services, EMS, law enforcement, and other Category 5 first responders shall
meet DOD IFSAC standards and certification requirements.
4 Course selection based upon identified hazards during risk management process. Courses should be taken in priority order based starting with the highest
relative risk identified and progressing to hazards with lower relative risk.
5 Course selection based upon local conditions and needs. Courses are optional and identified as available resources unless specifically stated as a requirement.
6 Course selection based upon composition of mitigation committee and local conditions and needs. Courses are optional and identified as available resources
unless specifically stated as a requirement.
7 Participants who complete all professional development series courses are eligible to receive a FEMA professional development series certificate of completion.
The courses are listed in recommended order of completion.
8 Participants who complete the 5 required courses and any 5 of 16 elective courses are eligible to receive the FEMA PS certificate of completion.
h. Capability development. As stated in chapter 4, training and experience for personnel qualification are acquired
through (1) course-based knowledge development (starting with IS courses and moving on to classroom and field
training environments), (2) low-risk practical application, such as exercises, and (3) on-the-job-training, such as job
shadowing, planned events, and incident management experiences at smaller Type 5 Incidents of increasing complexity
and difficulty. Once trained, it is vital that assigned personnel practice their skills during exercises, are evaluated by
trained and experienced evaluators, and demonstrate their skills by effective incident management of small-scale
emergencies. No capability exists solely due to completion of an IS Course. Capability is achieved through a training
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