Indiana Department of Homeland Security New EMA Training Orientation - October 2021

Welcome to the Indiana Department of Homeland Security's new EMA Training Orientation Seminar in October 2021. This one-day program provides essential information and tools for individuals new to emergency management. Course objectives include defining emergency management, understanding response operations, and recognizing key actions during emergencies. The intended audience includes fire service, EMS personnel, law enforcement, public works, public health, elected/appointed officials, and more. Join us to learn about coordinating emergency preparedness, understanding hazards, responding and recovering, and staying updated on relevant laws.

• Homeland Security
• Emergency Management
• Training Orientation
• Indiana
• October 2021

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1. INDIANA DEPARTMENT OF HOMELAND SECURITY NEW EMA TRAINING ORIENTATION {{ {{ OCTOBER 2021

2. WELCOME On behalf of Stephen Cox, Executive Director of the Indiana Department of Homeland Security, welcome to the new EMA Orientation Seminar!

3. UNIT 1: INTRODUCTION {{

4. Indiana Department of Homeland Security 317-232-2222 https://www.in.gov/dhs

5. UNIT 1: INTRODUCTION To provide individuals who are new to emergency management with the appropriate information and tools necessary to establish and function within a comprehensive emergency management system.

6. COURSE OBJECTIVES At the end of this course, participants should be able to: Define emergency management and recognize the authorities and methods used to shape EM programs. Understand the importance of emergency planning, recognize resource management issues, and consider other planning concepts.

7. COURSEOBJECTIVES At the end of this course, participants should be able to: Recognize response operations and key actions during an emergency or disaster situation. Understand the concepts related to declaring emergencies and disasters.

8. COURSE BACKGROUND This one-day program was designed to orient personnel to their roles and responsibilities in: Coordinating emergency preparedness and response activities within local jurisdictions Understanding both natural and human-caused hazards Exercising the ability to respond and recover Recognizing the changes in both federal and state disaster laws that incorporate emergency management and homeland security

9. INTENDED AUDIENCE Also Useful For Fire Service EMS Personnel Law Enforcement Public Works Public Health Elected/Appointed Officials Other Appropriate Personnel Primary Audience New EMA Directors New Deputy Directors New EMA Admin Staff

10. COURSEOVERVIEW Module 1: Overview of IDHS Module 2: Emergency Management Role, EM Cycle, IA/PA, and Legal Authorities Module 3: Grants, HSEEP/Exercise, Training Module 4: Planning, WebEOC, and LEPC

11. COURSEMATERIALS EMA Checklist New EMA Packet Evaluation Form Copy of Slides

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