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Shelter Plan Online Training (2014)

This E-training was designed to provide learners with knowledge about how to carry out their assigned responsibilities in a shelter. The training builds on the shelter management aids already developed by WRHSAC including Regional Shelter Plans, Regional Standard Operating Guide, Job Action Sheets as well as and many other guidance documents. The training also contains all of the forms necessary to carry out shelter operations under the National Incident Management System. Click here for the training modules and more information.

Reference: Online Shelter Training, Shelter Planning, training

Regional Training & Exercise (2013)

WRHSAC continues to provide regionally based training and exercises. Following are a few examples.

Tactical EMS / Officer Down
Rapid Intervention Training
Hazardous Materials Response Teams
Clandestine Laboratory Training
Tri-State Fire Mutual Aid Incident Management Team
Technical Rescue Team Development
Berkshire Medical Center “Code Silver” Full Scale Exercise
Hampshire Regional Emergency Planning Committee “Operation Rolling Cloud” Functional Exercise
Northern Berkshire Emergency Planning Committee “Operation Invisible Susan” Tabletop Exercise Pre Hospital Trauma Life Support
Pediatric Assessment (PEARS)
Hazmat Ethanol Tabletop Exercises
Communciation Training
GPS Training and Drills

 

Reference: exercises, training

Social Media and Emergency Managment Training (2012)

WRHSAC sponsored a social media and emergency management (SMEM) training that was completed in 2012 to assist emergency management directors and other first responders in developing skills and policies to successfully use social media, such as Twitter and Facebook, to communicate with the public. The training included 20 online modules that were designed to give first responders an in-depth understanding of using social media. Those modules are available for anyone interested in learning more about using social media in their first responder agency.

Reference: emergency management, Public Emergency Communciation Strategies, social media, training