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Description:
This course will train participants
to teach the Incident Command System field courses that EMI
offers. Those courses are: Intermediate Incident Command
System (G195), Advanced Incident Command System
(G196), Incident Command System: Law Enforcement
(G190), Incident Command System: Public Works (G192),
Incident Command System for Public Officials Conference
(G194), and the Incident Command System/Emergency Operations
Center Interface Workshop (G191). This combined TTT will
concentrate on how to teach the courses rather than on course
content. Emphasis will be placed on intermediate and advanced
level courses. Participants should expect to attend evening
sessions in this course. An extensive collection of supporting
materials will be provided and participants, who elect to
take them, should plan on shipping these materials to their
office or home at their own expense.
Course Length:
4 days
CEUs: 3.1
Selection Criteria:
People who have a working knowledge of Incident Command System
through experience and/or training, who have trained adults,
and who will actually deliver the field version(s) of EMI’s
Incident Command System curricula.
Prerequisites:
Required: Completion of the IS-195
Basic Incident Command System Independent Study course and
at least one of the following EMI Incident Command System
courses: Incident Command System: Law Enforcement (G190),
Incident Command System: Public Works (G192), Incident Command
System/Emergency Operations Center Interface Workshop (G191),
Intermediate Incident Command System (G195); or one
of these EMI/NFA Independent Study courses: IS-15
Special Event Contingency Planning for Public Safety Agencies;
IS-120 An Orientation to Community Disaster Exercises; IS-275
The Emergency Operation Center’s (EOC) Role in Community Preparedness,
Response, and Recovery Operations, or Q-534 Emergency Response
to Terrorism; or an equivalent
course offered by a recognized training agency or institution.
Next Course
Offerings
E449
Course Schedule - EMI.
How To Apply:
Submit FEMA Form 75-5 (General
Admission Application) to your FEMA Regional Training Manager
for consideration and submission to the NETC Admissions Office
no later than 45 days prior to the starting date of the class
you wish to attend. Admissions applications may be downloaded
at: http://www.training.FEMA.gov/EMIWeb/EMICourses/.
Course Manager
If
you would like further information or have any questions concerning
this training, please contact your FEMA Regional Training
Manager or Ron Freeman, EMI’s ICS/HazMat Training Specialist,
and Course Manager at (301) 447-1082 (FSN 653-1082). Email
address: mailto:ronald.freeman@dhs.gov
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