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I just wanted to peak around, speaking of DHS, and see who all has certified out on any of the NIMS catagories..?
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Deputy Sheriff -
I am certified for ICS 100 level and am working on the higher level certifications.Keeping the parking lots safe, hallways moving and the Chik Fil A busy. -
NIMS and much more. I think the count is 36 courses done so far. I've been doing them off and on for several years now. I am required to have IS 100, 200 700 and 800 as the Radio Officer for the Aux Communications Service for my Parish Emergency Management Agency.
Here's the list of the FEMA IS courses I've completed.
IS-1 Emergency Program Manager
IS-2 Emergency Preparedness, USA
IS-3 Radiological Emergency Management
IS-5 Hazardous Materials- A Citizens Orientation
IS-7 A Citizens Guide to Disaster Assistance
IS-10 Animals in Disaster, Awareness and Preparedness
IS-11 Animals in Disaster, Community Planning
IS-22 Are You Ready? An In-depth Guide to Citizen Preparedness
IS-55 Household Hazardous Materials-A Guide for Citizens
IS-100FW Intro to the ICS for Federal Disaster Workers
IS-111 Livestock in Disaster
IS-120 An Orientation to Community Disaster Exercises
IS-139 Exercise Design
IS-195 Basic Incident Command System
IS-200 ICS for Single Resources & Initial Action Incidents
IS-230 Principles of Emergency Management
IS-235 Emergency Planning
IS-240 Leadership and Influence
IS-241 Decision Making and Problem Solving
IS-242 Effective Communication
IS-244 Developing and Managing Volunteers
IS-271 Anticipating Hazardous Weather & Community Risk
IS-275 Role of the Emergency Operations Center
IS-288 Role of Voluntary Agencies in Emergency Management
IS-292 Disaster Basics
IS-301 Radiological Emergency Response
IS-302 Modular Emergency Radiological Response Transportation
IS-317 Intro to Community Emergency Response Teams
IS-324 Community Hurricane Preparedness
IS-346 An Orientation to Hazardous Materials for Medical Personel
IS-393 Introduction to Mitigation
IS-394 Mitigation for Homeowners
IS-630 Introduction to the Public Assistance Process
IS-631 Public Assistance Operations 1
IS-700 National Incident Management System (NIMS)
IS-800 National Response Plan (NRP), An IntroductionHospital Security OfficerComment
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When I get off my ass (probably today) I'll continue the ICS 100 course and just keep going. Its just so boring.Some Kind of Commando Leader
"Every time I see another crazy Florida post, I'm glad I don't work there." ~ Minneapolis Security on Florida Security LawComment
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I have taken several, I would have to dig out the neat little certificates to see what all tho.
I have taken NIMS, Emergency Operations Center Coordinator(?)
Let me check lol
These are all pretty good little courses exspecially if you do all the littel add ons.Comment
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God, isnt that the truth?????? DHS does such a wonderful job of death by Power Point.Originally posted by N. A. Corbier
Now, the hardest level NIMS so far? Opinions?Deputy SheriffComment
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Nims
Let me apologize beforehand on the long post
I work for Pinkerton Government Services as a Site
Supervisor in Dallas,Texas. Doing this 5 years.
Have the following Certificates:
Hazardous Materials First Responder Awareness Level
Hazardous Materials First Responder Instructor
FEMA-IS-241 Decision Making & Problem Solving
FEMA-IS-242 Effective Communications
FEMA-IS-002 Emergency Program Manager
FEMA-IS-002 Emergency Preparedness,USA
FEMA-IS-015 Special Events Contingency Planning
FEMA-IS-240 Leadership & Influence
FEMA-IS-230 Principles Of Emergency Management
FEMA-IS-235 Emergency Planning
FEMA-IS-317 Introduction To CERT
FEMA-IS-139 Exercise Design
FEMA-IS-244 Developing & Managing Volunteers
FEMA-Certificate of Achievement(Professional Development Series)
School of Public Health/Univ. of Albany,SUNY-Terrorism Preparedness & Pblic Health
NYS Emergency Management Office-ICS 100
USFA Certificate of Training-Emergency Response To Terrorism(Self Study)
NERRTC/DHS/ODP-WMD Terrorism Awareness For Emergency Responders
NERRTC/DHS/ODP-Public Works:WMD Basic Concepts
NERRTC/DHS/ODP-EMS I:Basic Concepts For WMD Incidents
NERRTC/DHS/ODP-WMD Incident Management/Unified Command
NERRTC/DHS/ODP- Bacillus Anthracis
Pinkerton- ACT 1/ACT 2/ACT 3
American Red Cross-First Aid CPR AED Instructor
Texas Engineering Extension Service- Children and Nerve Agents
Texas Engineering Extension Service- Introduction to SNS and Mass Prophylaxis
Texas Engineering Extension Service- Medical Effects of Primary Blast Injuries
Texas Engineering Extension Service- Emergency Management Concerns for the First Responder in Terrorism and Disasters
North Carolina Center for Public Health Preparedness- Radiation Safety: Disaster Preparedness
North Carolina Center for Public Health Preparedness- Radiation Safety: Units
North Carolina Center for Public Health Preparedness- Radiation Safety: Bioeffects and Standards & Radiation Detection
North Carolina Center for Public Health Preparedness- Radiation Safety: Types of Radiation
North Carolina Center for Public Health Preparedness- Chemical Weapons: Detection Basics(Part 1&2)
North Carolina Center for Public Health Preparedness- Chemical Weapons: Protection Basics
North Carolina Center for Public Health Preparedness- Chemical Weapons: Introduction & Classification/Chemical Weapons:Basic Concepts
North Carolina Center for Public Health Preparedness- Incident Command Systems(ICS) For Public Health
North Carolina Center for Public Health Preparedness- Crisis Leadership: Leadership at the Speed of Light
South Central Center for Public Health Preparedness- Bioterrorism
South Central Center for Public Health Preparedness- Chemical Terrorism
South Central Center for Public Health Preparedness- Counterterrorism Incident Command
South Central Center for Public Health Preparedness-Defense Against the Radiological Threat
South Central Center for Public Health Preparedness- Food as an Effective Weapon of Terrorism
South Central Center for Public Health Preparedness- Improving Your Communication Skills
South Central Center for Public Health Preparedness- Managerial Communications
South Central Center for Public Health Preparedness- Managing Conflict in the Workplace
South Central Center for Public Health Preparedness- Practice-based Scenarios for Recognition, Detection and Exposure Assessment of Chemical Terrorist Agents
South Central Center for Public Health Preparedness- Preparing for a Chemical Terrorist Event
South Central Center for Public Health Preparedness- Recognition and Safe Handling of Chemical Terrorist Agents
South Central Center for Public Health Preparedness- Using Risk Assessment in Chemical Emergencies to Protect Public Health
South Central Center for Public Health Preparedness- Terrorism, Risk Assessment and Homeland Defense
South Central Center for Public Health Preparedness- The Terrorist Threat to Global Agriculture, Food and Water Supplies
South Central Center for Public Health Preparedness- Managing Diversity Begins with You
South Central Center for Public Health Preparedness- Communication Gap: Linking First Responders and First Receivers
South Central Center for Public Health Preparedness- Planning, Implementation and Expolitation of a Field Exercise
South Central Center for Public Health Preparedness- Biological Response Preparedness for Emergency Medical Services
South Central Center for Public Health Preparedness- Guidelines and tandards for a WMD Response
South Central Center for Public Health Preparedness- Communication Gap: Linking First Responders and First Receivers
Michigan State University School of Criminal Justice- Hazardous Materials Response-Awareness Level
Michigan State University School of Criminal Justice- Incident Management System-Awareness Level
Michigan State University School of Criminal Justice- Evacuation Coordinator
Michigan State University School of Criminal Justice- Emergency Response Planning
Michigan State University School of Criminal Justice- Unified Command-Awareness Level
Michigan State University School of Criminal Justice- Bloodborne Pathogens
Michigan State University School of Criminal Justice- Container Inspections
Michigan State University School of Criminal Justice- Hospital-Based Decontamination: Hazard RecognitionComment
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Who wants to put up the FEMA EMS link again. I forgot it.
... Never mind. training.fema.gov
Too bad the site really, really hates Firefox. I'm gonna try tonight with IE, the thing seems really under load.Last edited by N. A. Corbier; 09-22-2006, 02:31 PM.Some Kind of Commando Leader
"Every time I see another crazy Florida post, I'm glad I don't work there." ~ Minneapolis Security on Florida Security LawComment
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Impressive resume indeed. My problem would be remembering all that. A good way would be to work as an instructor. Otherwise, use it or forget it.Originally posted by inmanSecurity: Freedom from fear; danger; safe; a feeling of well-being. (Webster's)
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No kidding.. I cant even remember my EMSHA training stuff.. But good job with the certs.Deputy SheriffComment
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I am the senior instructor for my company, whose region covers 15 states. I am going to be traveling in the future to train around our region.Comment
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OK, quick question.....
I just had some of my staff test out on ICS 100, and the electronic answer sheet for online had slots for 50 answers. The exam (printed out) had only 25.. Did I miss something, or did they change their form?Deputy SheriffComment
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