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| 8:00 - 6:00 |
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The Florida State Animal Response Coalition (www.flsarc.org) invites responders to
"Take the next step and become a Disaster Animal Responder!" This
class is offered free ofcharge due to a generous grant. Costs are incurred for
each participant who registers and we hate to waste valuable grant money,
Forberg says! So if you register, please honor your commitment to attend.
Breakfast, snacks and lunch will be provided through a sponsorship by IAMs Pet
Foods.
Course Topics include: Personal Preparedness, Overview of
the Incident Command System, Deployment Preparedness, Assisting in Shelter Set
Up, Daily Care and Feeding, Proper Cage Cleaning and Disinfection, Animal
Behavior, Stress Management, Zoonotic Disease, Personal Safety and more.
NOTE: In order to respond as part of a team, Florida SARC team members must
complete three FEMA courses. These courses do not however have to be completed
before class! They must be completed however before you are eligible to
deploy! These courses are self-study online courses and are free of charge.
IS-100.b
Introduction to Incident Command Syste
IS-200.b
ICS for Single Resources and Initial Action Incidents
IS-700.a NIMS an Introduction
If you complete ICS 100,
200 and 700 courses before attending the Awareness Level class, take the
completion certificates with you to class and you will receive a FREE Florida
SARC uniform t-shirt!
|
| Location |
Broward County EOC, 201 NW 84th Ave., 2nd Floor Ops., Plantation, FL 33324 |
| 5/18/2013 |
| 8:00 - 6:00 |
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"Take the next step and become a Disaster Animal Responder!" This
class is offered free ofcharge due to a generous grant. Costs are incurred for
each participant who registers and we hate to waste valuable grant money,
Forberg says! So if you register, please honor your commitment to attend.
Breakfast, snacks and lunch will be provided through a sponsorship by IAMs Pet
Foods.
Course Topics include: Personal Preparedness, Overview of
the Incident Command System, Deployment Preparedness, Assisting in Shelter Set
Up, Daily Care and Feeding, Proper Cage Cleaning and Disinfection, Animal
Behavior, Stress Management, Zoonotic Disease, Personal Safety and more.
NOTE: In order to respond as part of a team, Florida SARC team members must
complete three FEMA courses. These courses do not however have to be completed
before class! They must be completed however before you are eligible to
deploy! These courses are self-study online courses and are free of charge.
IS-100.b
Introduction to Incident Command Syste
IS-200.b
ICS for Single Resources and Initial Action Incidents
IS-700.a NIMS an Introduction
If you complete ICS 100,
200 and 700 courses before attending the Awareness Level class, take the
completion certificates with you to class and you will receive a FREE Florida
SARC uniform t-shirt! |
| Location |
Osceola County OEM, 2586 Partin Settlement Rd., Room ICC, Kissimmee, FL 34744 |
| 5/28/2013 |
| 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM |
Grant Partners Inc
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8:00 am ?
5:00 pm on Tuesday May 28 and 8:00 ? Noon on Wednesday May 29This
1 ½-day course is designed to assist food regulation, law enforcement,
government partners and industry personnel in the prevention and deterrence of
terrorist and criminal acts that target the food industry.
Participants
will learn to use the CARVER + Shock
method to perform detailed vulnerability assessments of agricultural
facilities. Realistic, hands-on training incorporates video of actual
facilities and interactive case studies with practical exercises.
Participants
will learn to assess vulnerabilities both at the community and the individual
facility level, and to identify and implement mitigation measures to reduce
vulnerabilities. (The training is
approved for 11.5 CEUs for Certified Environmental Health Professionals.) |
| Location |
Broward College, Institute of Public Safety, Building 22 ? Room 152
3501 SW Davie Road, Davie, FL 33314 |
