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Incident Command System-level 100 (8 hours) N/A
Course Number:
01701-XX
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Incident Command System-level 200 (12 hours)
Course Number:
01702-09
Equipment:
Notebook; pen/pencil
Pre-requisites:
ICS-100
Cost:
$100.00 (in County), $125.00 (out of County)
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This course is free to all qualified volunteer First
Aid and/ or Rescue Squads and Industry Rescue
personnel.
An
EMT Continuing Eligibility form must be submitted
for each student registered.
Description:
This 12 hour course is designed to meet the
mandatory requirements of N.J.A.C. 5:18C-6.1 and
5:18E of the New Jersey Service Incident Management
System for Incident Management Level I. It is
intended to meet the needs of fire officers and
managers with responsibility to use, deploy,
implement and/or function within the New Jersey
Incident Management System. Participants who
successfully complete the course will be eligible to
apply for the Incident Management, Level I
certification.
NOTE:
The
effective date for NJAC 5:18C-6.1 and 5:18E was
February 17th 2000. All personnel
assuming a supervisory role at an emergency incident
must be certified Incident Management Level I.
CEU’s:
12 Electives (State
EMS Approved Course#090237788)
Incident Command System-level 300 (Intermediate) (27
hours)
Course
Number:
01703-09
Equipment:
Notebook; pen/pencil
Pre-requisites:
ICS – 100 & ICS - 200
Cost: $150.00
(in County), $200.00 (out of County)
**
This course is free to all qualified volunteer First
Aid and/ or Rescue Squads and Industry Rescue
personnel.
An
EMT Continuing Eligibility form must be submitted
for each student registered.
Description:
This course will describe ways in which incidents
and events are organized to ensure achievement of
incident objectives. It will discuss the steps in
organizational development that should take place on
the incident or event. Course content will include:
Organization staffing; Organizing for incidents or
events; Incident resource management; Air
operations; Incident and event planning.
CEU’s:
24 Electives (State EMS
Approved Course#090237789)
Incident Command System-level 400 (18 hours)
Course Number:
01704-09
Equipment:
Notebook; pen/pencil
Pre-requisites:
Completion of ICS – 100, 200 & 300
Cost:
$125.00 (in County), $150.00 (out of County)
**
This course is free to all qualified volunteer First
Aid and/ or Rescue Squads and Industry Rescue
personnel.
An
EMT Continuing Eligibility form must be submitted
for each student registered.
Description:
The target audience for this course is senior
personnel who are expected to perform in a
management capacity in an Area Command or
Multi-agency Coordination Entity (EOC).
CEUs:
16.0 Electives (State EMS Approved Course#090237790)
Incident Command System Refresher Through
Applications (8 hours) N/A
Course Number:
01704-XX
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Practical Applications of I.C.S. (8 hours) N/A
Course Number:
01707-XX
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NIMS I.C.S-700 (3 hours) N/A
Course Number:
01708-XX
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Description
CEU’s:
Traffic Incident Management Systems (3
hours)
Course Number:
01718-09
Equipment:
Notebook, pen/pencil
Pre-requisites:
Firefighter I, EMT-Basic, ICS-100
Cost:
$50.00 (In County), $75.00 (Out of County)
Description
Every year too many firefighters and first
responders are injured or killed from being struck
by vehicles at the scenes of motor vehicle
incidents. Many of these injuries/fatalities are the
result of improper scene safety measures, improper
selection and use of PPE, lighting and apparatus
placement. To that end, the U.S. Fire Administration
(USFA) and the U.S. Department of Transportation
(DOT) Federal Highway Administration, working in
partnership with the International Fire Service
Training Association (IFSTA), have developed a
report (TIMS-Traffic Incident Management System)
that provides technical guidance and training
programs in traffic incident management for the fire
and emergency service providers. This course will
present the guidelines and procedures that comply
with the DOT’s Manual of Uniform Traffic Control
Devices and the National Fire Service Incident
Management (IMS) Consortium’s Model Procedures Guide
for Highway Safety. This course will include;
introduction to statistics, incident case studies,
equipment to improve highway safety, setting up safe
traffic incident management areas, incident command
for highway incidents, best practices and other
sources of information for effective highway
incident operations and recommendations.
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