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Large Scale Incidents or Public Events

Course Title: Large Scale Incidents or Public Events
Course Duration: 28 hours (3 days) 46hours (5 Days)
Target Audience: Firefighters and Officers

Course Description:

Are you prepared for large scale public events like parades, celebrations or disaster?

Our team has real hands-on experience in planning and mitigation of targeted events, championship celebrations, street fairs or anything that has domestic terrorism potential.

We can prepare your team of responders from multiple agencies to work under unified command to be successful in alleviating most of the risk.

Speak with one of our leads about customized tabletop exercises to real planning of upcoming events for all your community needs.

Preparing for large scene incidents, such as natural disasters, mass gatherings, or other emergencies requires comprehensive planning and training. Here are key components to consider:

Gear Requirements:

Participants should bring NFPA-compliant Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) and an NFPA-compliant Self-Contained Breathing Apparatus (SCBA). It is preferred that students bring two SCBA cylinders.

Key Areas of Focus:

Risk Assessment

Course Type: Lecture, Hands On, or Lecture and Hands On Training

  • Identify Potential Risks: Analyze historical data and geographical factors to understand potential incidents.
  • Vulnerability Analysis: Determine which areas, facilities, and populations are most at risk.

Planning

Course Type: Hands On Training

  • Incident Command System (ICS): Implement an ICS to establish clear roles and responsibilities.
  • Communication Plan: Develop a communication strategy for both responders and the public.
  • Resource Management: Ensure adequate resources (personnel, equipment, supplies) are available.

Training

Course Type: Lecture & Hands on Training

  • Regular Drills: Conduct tabletop exercises, simulations, and full-scale drills to test response plans.
  • Cross-Agency Collaboration: Train with other agencies (fire, medical, law enforcement) to ensure coordinated responses.
  • Specialized Training: Provide training on specific aspects like medical triage, search and rescue, or hazardous materials handling.

Community Engagement

Course Type: Lecture & Hands on Training

  • Public Education: Inform the community about emergency procedures and how to prepare.
  • Volunteers: Engage local volunteers to assist during incidents.

Evaluation and Improvement

Course Type: Lecture & Hands on Training

  • After-Action Reviews: After incidents and training, review actions taken to identify strengths and areas for improvement.
  • Update Plans: Regularly revise emergency plans based on feedback, new threats, and changes in resources or personnel.

Mental Health Considerations

Course Type: Lecture & Hands on Training

  • Support for Responders: Ensure mental health support is available for first responders who may experience trauma during incidents.
  • Community Resilience Programs: Develop programs to help communities cope and recover post-incident.

By focusing on these elements, organizations can enhance their readiness for large scene incidents, ensuring a more effective response when emergencies occur.

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