NIMS: Introduction to the National Incident Management System

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National Incident Management System training NIMS training. Safety video describes response protocols for hazardous materials, terrorist, and other major incidents. Focus is on the Incident Command System.

Homeland Security Presidential Directive 5 (HSPD-5) calls for development of the National Incident Management System (NIMS)...a consistent yet flexible nation-wide framework for managing all types of domestic incidents at the local, state, and federal levels of government. Emergency organizations are required to adopt NIMS in order to receive federal preparedness grants. This program is designed for law enforcement, fire departments, emergency management, and other emergency response organizations . Topics covered:

  • The structure of ICS
  • The advantages of using a standardized incident management system during complex response situations
  • How Command is established and transferred
  • When and how Unified Command is used
  • The roles and responsibilities of the Incident Commander's staff
  • The four sections that may be activated at complex incidents: Operations, Planning, Logistics, and Administration & Finance
  • The role of Multi-Agency Coordination Systems (MACS) and emergency operations centers
  • Managing incident-related intelligence
  • Model Procedures Guide Included. 25 minutes.
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Chief John Buckman
Former President of IAFC and currently the Chief of German Township Volunteer Fire Department in Evansville, Indiana and Director for the Volunteer Chief Officers Section to IAFC. Chief Buckman has nearly 30 years of fire service, including 20 years... more...
Zach Goldfarb
Principal of Incident Management Solutions, Inc., a New York-based consulting firm specializing in planning, training, and operational leadership for emergencies and major events. He has served as the medical incident commander to many hospitals and ... more...
Kenneth Honig, CEM, LPN, EMT-P
Currently Kenn is Senior Program Coordinator for the training/consulting firm Critical Incident Management and Training, Inc. He has spent more than 20 years in law enforcement, emergency medical services and firefighting including serving as a comma... more...
Kevin Neary
While with SEMO, Kevin directed five Regional Offices and had oversight of the NY Emergency Operations Center. He is a veteran of numerous emergencies and disasters, including 9/11; the 1993 World Trade Center attack; wildland fires on Long Island; t... more...
Greg Noll
Greg is a senior partner in Hildebrand Noll Associates, a consulting firm specializing in emergency planning, response and incident management issues. He serves as the Program Manager for the South Central Pennsylvania Regional Counter-Terrorism Task... more...

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