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Incident Mgt. and Command
INCIDENT SAFETY OFFICER -
The Incident Safety Officer program provides training for fire officers and firefighters on the role and responsibilities of the Incident Safety Officer, and allows participants to practice some of the key skills needed for competency as an Incident Safety Officer. Further, it assists fire departments in meeting the requirements of NFPA 1500, Standard on Fire Department Occupational Safety and Health Program, NFPA 1521, Standard for Fire Department Safety Officer, and OSHA 29 CFR 1910.120 Hazardous Waste Operations and Emergency Response.
Video #1 - The Role & Responsibilities of the Incident Safety Officer - Video time – 23:38
Video # 2 - Safety Officer Risk Assessment Scenarios - Video Time - 21:00
Training Objectives:
1. Discuss the function of the Incident Safety Officer in the Incident Management System.
2. Present the role and responsibilities of the Safety Officer.
3. To show the characteristics of an effective Safety Officer.
4. To observe an Incident Safety Officer at work at the scene of a structural fire.
5. Become familiar with on-scene hazards in a variety of emergency situations.
6. Practice writing a Safety Action Plan.
Intended Audience:
This training program is designed for Fire Officers who could be asked to assume the duties of the Incident Safety Officer either as a staff assignment or an on-scene appointment. The program is also appropriate for firefighters who will be working on-scene with the Incident Safety Officer and must understand and appreciate the scope and duties of the job.
PUBLIC INFORMATION OFFICER -
The Public Information Officer program provides details the role and responsibilities of the Public Information Officer, and allows participants to practice some of the key skills needed for competency as a Public Information Officer. It aids fire departments in improving public relations in their community through improved media relations with local and national media agencies, including: newspapers, television and radio stations.
One video - The Role and Responsibilities of the Public Information Officer - Video time – 20:00
Training Objectives:
1. To train department personnel in the role of the PIO in the fire department.
2. To give participants an overview of the key functions and responsibilities of the fire department PIO.
3. To stress the need for cooperation with the media.
4. To show trainees an example of an effective PIO at work at an emergency scene.
5. To give trainees an opportunity to practice specific performance-based skills required in the PIO function.
Intended Audience:
This training program is designed for Fire Officers who could be asked to assume the duties of the Public Information Officer either as a staff assignment or an on-scene appointment. The program is also appropriate for firefighters who will be working on-scene with the Public Information Officer and must understand and appreciate the scope and duties of the job.
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INCIDENT SAFETY OFFICER LESSON PLAN (LESSON PLAN, 1 DVD WITH 2 VIDEOS & POWERPOINT CD)
Is your department in compliance with NFPA 1521 and OSHA regulations regarding utilization of an on-scene Safety Officer?
Does everyone in your department understand the role and responsibilities of the Incident Safety Officer?
This complete training package includes all the materials necessary to provide a six-hour program (3 two-hour sessions) that prepares officers and firefighters to work together to promote safety at every emergency scene.
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FIRE DEPARTMENT SAFETY OFFICER - 1st EDITION: MANUAL
This manual addresses NFPA® 1521, which identifies the performance requirements necessary to perform the duties of a safety officer, and also covers the applicable performance requirements of NFPA® 1500 and NFPA® 1021. It provides health and safety officers and incident safety officers with information necessary to perform their assigned tasks and lists additional resources. (publisher IFSTA / FPP)
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FIRE DEPARTMENT SAFETY OFFICER - 1st EDITION: CLIP ART ON CD
The artwork and photos on this disc are taken directly from the Fire Department Safety Officer (1st edition) manual. The images are named to correspond with the figure numbers in the manual. All images are in numerical order by chapter. The images on this disc are intended for on-screen computer monitor or projection use only and are at screen resolution 72 dpi. (publisher IFSTA / FPP)
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PUBLIC INFORMATION OFFICER LESSON PLAN (LESSON PLAN, DVD & POWERPOINT CD)
Recent events have clearly shown the power of the media on publicopinion. Every fire department relies on a continuing positive public image to operate successfully. Ask yourself, "Are we doing all we can to positively influence public opinion our our department? Are we ready to face a tough reporter at a mass casualty scene?" This hands-on six hour training program (3 two-hour sessions) teaches the basics that every department needs to know to establish and maintain excellent media relations in your community.
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PUBLIC INFORMATION OFFICER - 1st EDITION: MANUAL IN PDF FORMAT ON CD
Based on job performance requirements in NFPA® 1035, this manual will assist any person who serves in the role of PIO or spokesperson to understand the news media and learn how to develop good relations with them. It functions as a study manual as well as an on-scene reference guide. This is in PDF format on CD-ROM. (publisher IFSTA / FPP)
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