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ICS I-402 | Incident Command for Executives

ICS I-402 | Incident Command System for Executives Incident Command System for Executives introduces the Incident CommandSystem (ICS) and provides the foundation for executive understanding andparticipation in the ICS. This course describes the history, features and principles, and organizational structure of the Incident Command System, including the relationship between the Incident Commander and Agency Executives. Course participants will be better prepared to function within an ICS environment. This course provides a basic understanding of ICS, Unified and Area Command, and multi-agency coordination to those persons responsible for establishing or implementing policy, but who normally are not a part of the on-scene ICS organization. The course also discusses responsibilities and information transfer between Executives and Incident Commanders. AUDIENCE The target audience for I-402 includes executives, administrators, and policymakers involved with emergency planning and response or recovery efforts. DURATION I-402 is a two-and-a-half-hour course. More time will be required if agency-specific material is added.

$195.00 CAD

ICS 100 | Introduction to the Incident Command System

ICS 100 | Introduction to the Incident Command System Students will be introduced to an effective system for command, control, andcoordination of response at an emergency site. The Incident Command System (ICS) is recognized as a flexible and scalable all-hazards system, which provides a common response framework suitable to any size of event. Through ICS I-100 students gain a basic understanding of the Incident Command System, itsorganization, principles, basic structure, and common responsibilities. This course is the first in a series of ICS training courses and will be of particular interest to first responders, security forces, agency managers, and those who have a site-support role in an Emergency Operations Centre (EOC). Course participants will be better prepared to function within an ICS environment and will be able to demonstrate a basic knowledge of the Incident Command System. Certification is achieved through an open-book multiple-choice exam. AUDIENCE I-100 is designed for people who may be assigned to incidents in non-supervisoryroles and as a prerequisite for students continuing to other levels. The material isnot confined to one discipline and is intended for all emergency responders. DURATION I-100 is a one-day course (minimum of 6 hours for presentation). PRE-REQUISITES There is no prerequisite for I-100 Introduction to ICS.

$195.00 CAD

Scribing for Emergency Management

OVERVIEW After an incident, you will likely be interviewed as part of an investigation, aninsurance claim, an inquiry or, in a review by your employer. You may later berequired to testify in court, before a tribunal, or at an inquiry. Learning properdocumentation techniques will prepare students to professionally presentthemselves and to provide accurate information in these circumstances.Emergencies and disasters are high-stress situations where decisions need to bemade in minutes and the stakes are high. Emergency managers rely on strong,credible information to make decisions. The primary way to capture and retaininformation during disasters is by using scribes. Scribing for Emergency Management prepares you for the integral role you’ll play in emergency management and how your efforts directly contribute to response efforts. You’ll be taught scribing methods and best practices and how to apply these skills in several training exercises. AUDIENCE - Chiefs and Management Team personnel of first response agencies such asFire, Police, Paramedic, Public Works;- Directors and staff of emergency preparedness at educational institutions;- Incident Management System (IMS) and Emergency Operations Centre(EOC) personnel including CAO and elected officials;- Members of emergency management program committees;- School board management personnel;- Health Unit and Health Services management personnel;- Members of emergency management program committees; and- Personnel responsible for emergency management programs within theirorganizations in the Private Sector and Non-Government Organizations. DURATION The course takes an average of 2 to 4 hours to complete, inclusive of an open-bookmultiple-choice exam. PRE-REQUISITES I-100 Introduction to ICS

$195.00 CAD

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ICS 100 | Introduction to the Incident Command System

ICS 100 | Introduction to the Incident Command System Students will be introduced to an effective system for command, control, andcoordination of response at an emergency site. The Incident Command System (ICS) is recognized as a flexible and scalable all-hazards system, which provides a common response framework suitable to any size of event. Through ICS I-100 students gain a basic understanding of the Incident Command System, itsorganization, principles, basic structure, and common responsibilities. This course is the first in a series of ICS training courses and will be of particular interest to first responders, security forces, agency managers, and those who have a site-support role in an Emergency Operations Centre (EOC). Course participants will be better prepared to function within an ICS environment and will be able to demonstrate a basic knowledge of the Incident Command System. Certification is achieved through an open-book multiple-choice exam. AUDIENCE I-100 is designed for people who may be assigned to incidents in non-supervisoryroles and as a prerequisite for students continuing to other levels. The material isnot confined to one discipline and is intended for all emergency responders. DURATION I-100 is a one-day course (minimum of 6 hours for presentation). PRE-REQUISITES There is no prerequisite for I-100 Introduction to ICS.

$195.00 CAD

Scribing for Emergency Management

OVERVIEW After an incident, you will likely be interviewed as part of an investigation, aninsurance claim, an inquiry or, in a review by your employer. You may later berequired to testify in court, before a tribunal, or at an inquiry. Learning properdocumentation techniques will prepare students to professionally presentthemselves and to provide accurate information in these circumstances.Emergencies and disasters are high-stress situations where decisions need to bemade in minutes and the stakes are high. Emergency managers rely on strong,credible information to make decisions. The primary way to capture and retaininformation during disasters is by using scribes. Scribing for Emergency Management prepares you for the integral role you’ll play in emergency management and how your efforts directly contribute to response efforts. You’ll be taught scribing methods and best practices and how to apply these skills in several training exercises. AUDIENCE - Chiefs and Management Team personnel of first response agencies such asFire, Police, Paramedic, Public Works;- Directors and staff of emergency preparedness at educational institutions;- Incident Management System (IMS) and Emergency Operations Centre(EOC) personnel including CAO and elected officials;- Members of emergency management program committees;- School board management personnel;- Health Unit and Health Services management personnel;- Members of emergency management program committees; and- Personnel responsible for emergency management programs within theirorganizations in the Private Sector and Non-Government Organizations. DURATION The course takes an average of 2 to 4 hours to complete, inclusive of an open-bookmultiple-choice exam. PRE-REQUISITES I-100 Introduction to ICS

$195.00 CAD

ICS I-402 | Incident Command for Executives

ICS I-402 | Incident Command System for Executives Incident Command System for Executives introduces the Incident CommandSystem (ICS) and provides the foundation for executive understanding andparticipation in the ICS. This course describes the history, features and principles, and organizational structure of the Incident Command System, including the relationship between the Incident Commander and Agency Executives. Course participants will be better prepared to function within an ICS environment. This course provides a basic understanding of ICS, Unified and Area Command, and multi-agency coordination to those persons responsible for establishing or implementing policy, but who normally are not a part of the on-scene ICS organization. The course also discusses responsibilities and information transfer between Executives and Incident Commanders. AUDIENCE The target audience for I-402 includes executives, administrators, and policymakers involved with emergency planning and response or recovery efforts. DURATION I-402 is a two-and-a-half-hour course. More time will be required if agency-specific material is added.

$195.00 CAD