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ICS 100 – Basics of the International Incident Command System
What you'll learn
Describe the functional areas of ICS and the roles of the Incident Commander and Command Staff.
Outline the fundamentals and framework of the Incident Command System (ICS).
Detail the NIMS management features that form the foundation of ICS.
Explain the operational components of ICS and the functions of the Incident Commander and Command Staff.
Explain the responsibilities of the General Staff in ICS.
Discuss how the NIMS management features are applicable to ICS in various job roles and subject areas.
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ICS 200 – ICS for Single Resources & Initial Responders
What you'll learn
Describe how the management features of the NIMS are related to Incident Commands and Unified Commands.
Describe the process of delegating, authorizing implementation, and managing objectives, plans, and goals.
Identify the organizational components of the ICS, including its command, staff, and tools.
Explain the flexibility in the standard ICS organizational structure.
Explain the procedures for briefings and transferring commands.
Use ICS to effectively manage an incident or event.
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ICS 300 – Intermediate Incident Command
What you'll learn
Explain the ways in which the command and management components of NIMS support the management of an extended incident.
Describe the process of incident/event management for supervisors according to the Incident Command System (ICS).
Create Incident Action Plans for simulated incident situations.
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Firefighting Strategies & Tactical Considerations
What you'll learn
Acquire the necessary information needed before an emergency to make effective and appropriate tactical responses.
Comprehend the elements of an Incident Action Plan, and the steps involved in decision-making for these plans.
Understand the strategies employed by engine and truck companies in emergency situations.
Recognize the different types of building construction and how they impact firefighting tactics.
Comprehend the responsibilities of a fire officer in identifying and addressing building collapse concerns.
Dealing with High-rise Building Fires
What you'll learn
Identify the construction systems, fire behavior problems, and building systems in high-rise constructions and understand how they impact strategies, tactics, and life safety.
Be familiar with the strategic and tactical operations and the necessary resources for high-rise firefighting operations.
Describe the proper ventilation techniques used in high-rise operations.
Recognize the roles and responsibilities of first-site arrivals and incident commanders, including commands and procedures for high-rise operations.
Disaster Preparedness and Management Course
What you'll learn
Demonstrate an understanding of the Disaster Preparedness & Management System, including planning and response strategies.
Develop an awareness of the preparedness cycle, useful planning tools, and emergency support functions.
Create a personal action plan that promotes a culture of preparedness.
Analyze risks, stakeholder requirements, and emergency planning.
Assess and plan for both known existing hazards and potential future hazards.
Encourage the exchange of ideas through discussion and brainstorming, and build upon those ideas for the next steps.
Industrial Incidents (Incident Command, Response & Management)
What you'll learn
Acquire the essential knowledge, comprehension, and abilities to fulfill the position of an Industrial Incident Commander or contribute effectively as a member of an Industrial Incident Commanding and Response team.
Aircraft’s Fire Fighting Strategies & Tactics
What you'll learn
Discuss the responsibilities of airport firefighters.
Identify the safety considerations for ARFF (Aircraft Rescue and Firefighting) operations.
Explain the types of extinguishing agents used in ARFF operations.
Evaluate the effectiveness of ARFF operations in mitigating common aircraft emergencies.
Highlight the necessary rescue operations for an aircraft incident.
Demonstrate the use of an airport emergency plan when responding to airport emergencies.
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Responding to Hazardous Materials Incidents
What you'll learn
Describe the standards, laws, and legislation that apply to the initial response to hazardous materials incidents.
Appreciate the importance of safety during the response to hazardous material incidents.
Identify the class of hazardous materials present at the scene.
Explain the benefits and consequences of basic concepts and procedures used in managing hazardous materials sites and setting up the scene.
Understand the role of first responders in decontamination during hazardous materials incidents.
Be familiar with the challenges and risks associated with the initial response to hazardous materials incidents.
Occupational Safety & Health Program & Practices
What you'll learn
Identify the different fields of safety and risk management.
Identify and describe the organization of regulatory agencies that handle issues related to occupational safety and health, environmental health, and risk management.
Define and understand the basic terminology used in the field of occupational safety and health, and use it appropriately.
Describe and demonstrate how to access safety information and resources.
Develop a basic understanding of workers' compensation plans.
Recognize the importance of training and building competencies to reduce accident and incident rates.
