ASIA-BIA/BIE Emergency Managers and Alternates,
There are a few seats left in the upcoming Command and General Staff Training; H-337, which is equivalent to taking both the ICS-300 and -400 courses.
It seems a shame to leave these seats unfilled, given our shortage of trained people.
The course is open to both ASIA-BIA/BIE employees, and non-federal Tribal incident management team members who have training and experience at some level below the Command and General Staff level, and who are in line to move up, and/or are currently being counted on/planned to be on your Emergency Management Teams/Emergency Relocation Groups (EMT/ERG).
All EMT/ERG and Regional/Agency/School/Facility Managers, and their Incident Management Team (IMT) members, who are planned to perform in Command (Incident Commanders, Safety-Liaison-Public Affairs Officers) and General Staff (Plans-Operations-Logistics-Finance/Admin. Chief) positions need to have completed this H-337 course, or both ICS/IS-300 & -400.
This course will be given in Sacramento, CA, May 23-27, and is FREE to those persons referred by OHSES to the DOI-OEM/Wolff (see below). Benefiting office/Tribe is to cover travel costs.
Attached is a list of Independent Study (IS) Courses offered by FEMA, that are equivalent to ICS courses.
Please review and compare to your EMT/ERG Roster with this list of training needs to determine which other courses that the listed/planned members have, and which courses they need to take.
At a minimum, those attending the H-337 (ICS-300/-400) course should have -100/-200/-700 and would be better prepared if they had IS-800/-810/-811.
Please expedite your inquiries to your management and EMT/ERG members, and Tribes that currently have ICS Overhead Teams (Incident Management Teams [IMT].
Note: In order to get Funding from FEMA, Tribes are approaching the deadline for National Incident Management System (NIMS) Compliance. Having trained personnel is a part of that compliance.
Please contact me right away with the names of those you and/or your Tribes are recommending for the course.
Bill
William T. Wiley
National All-Hazards Emergency Manager
" Hope for the Best... but Plan for the Worst...
U.S. Dept. of the Interior ... and Expect Something Inbetween. " ___ Smiling Coyote
Assistant Secretary - Indian Affairs (ASIA)
Office of Homeland Security
& Emergency Services (OHSES) FEMA Preparedness Website: www.Ready.gov
for Business (Government Offices) and Home/Personal Planning and Preparedness…
c/o NW Regional Office
911 NE 11th Ave. "Assistance to others, and “Continuity of Operations”, can not be achieved…"
Portland, OR 97232 ... if we and our coworkers are not prepared ourselves… "
503-231-2360 Office & Messages Citizen’s Corp – Citizen’s Emergency Response Teams (CERT): http://www.citizencorps.gov/about/
503-956-2957 Cell Phone 24/7 & Messages http://www.citizencorps.gov/index.shtm
503-872-2888 Secure Fax / 321-2275 Fax
William.Wiley@BIA.gov Disaster Assistance: http://www.DisasterAssistance.gov & http://www.fema.gov/
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LCDR Elaine C. Wolff, US Public Health Service
Public Health Emergency Planner &
Departmental Influenza Coordinator
U.S. Department of the Interior
Office of Emergency Management
1849 C Street, NW, MS-3409-MIB, Washington DC 20240
(202) 208 - 5417 [O]; (202) 340 - 7830 [C]; (202) 501-6139 [Fax]
Interior Operations Center (24/7/365): 1-877-246-1373
Elaine_Wolff@ios.doi.gov
DOI Emergency Management website www.doi.gov/emergency
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