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Navy Emergency Management Course Catalog S-540-1000: CNIC EMERGENCY OPERATIONS CENTER INCIDENT MANAGEMENT TEAM (EOC IMT) COURSE Student/Instructor Ratio: 30/2 Convenings Annually: 22 Course Purpose: The CNIC Emergency Operation Center Incident Management Team (EOC-IMT) course prepares individuals to serve as productive members in an installation Emergency Operation Center (EOC). The course introduces the principles, components, and characteristics of incident management and an installations emergency management program. Instruction is focused on teaching personnel assigned to an EOC-IMT to operate collaboratively and collectively within the confines of an EOC structure. Specific emphasis is placed on the activation and operation of an installation EOC in response to natural or manmade disasters; to include reporting requirements, documentation and EOC deactivation.

S-540-1001: NAVY EMERGENCY MANAGERS COURSE (EM)

Student/Instructor Ratio: 30/For Lecture 1 for 30, For Labs 4 for 30 Convenings Annually: 2 Course Purpose: The Emergency Manager (EM) course prepares an individual to be the Emergency Management Program Manager at a Region or Installation level. The course will provide the EM with the required skills to effectively manage and execute an Emergency Management program.

S-540-1002: INSTALLATION TRAINING OFFICER COURSE (ITO)

Student/Instructor Ratio: 30/For Lecture 1 for 30, For Labs 4 for 30 Convenings Annually: 2 Course Purpose: The Installation Training Officer (ITO) course provides individuals the foundation required to technically manage and execute Installation Training and Readiness programs. Emphasis is placed on preparing the ITO to serve as training team coordinator and facilitate Installation Training Team efforts to plan, conduct and evaluate integrated training, and to ensure all training is properly evaluated and documented. This COI includes training and certification framework outlined in CNIC Instruction 3502.2 (Navy Security Force Shore Training Manual). The desired end state is to enhance integrated training effectiveness and improve training quality.

S-540-1004: (NEPLO) NAVY EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS LIAISON OFFICER PROFICIENCY WORKSHOP Student/Instructor Ratio: 12/1 Convenings Annually: Various based upon RESFOR Requirements Course Purpose: NEPLO PRO is a highly interactive, lateral learning event. Students are expected to attend the entire course and will train to proficiency in practical knowledge, skills and networking for immediate deployment to a real-world emergency. It is meant to complement, not replace, other Defense Support to Civilian Authority training offered by Northern Command, Regional Planning Agents and other stakeholders.

Note: This course is delivered by NRF 06 (CAPT) and administratively managed by SOTG.

S-540-1005: CNIC ROC CRISIS ACTION TEAM (ROC CAT) COURSE

Student/Instructor Ratio: 45/3 Convenings Annually: 4 Course Purpose: The CNIC ROC Crisis Action Team Course prepares an individual to serve in any one of eleven Navy Regional Operations Centers (ROCs) around the globe. The course will provide the member with a thorough understanding of the ROC, and will provide him/her the required skills to operate effectively during an emergency or incident.

S-540-1009: ICS 300 – INTERMEDIATE INCIDENT COMMAND SYSTEM FOR EXPANDING INCIDENTS Student/Instructor Ratio: 20/1 Convenings Annually: Various Course Purpose: HSPD-5 required all incident responses to be managed using National Incident Management System (NIMS)/ICS as published by the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA). Federal Agencies were directed to meet NIMS/ICS compliance for incident response, and the Department of Defense (DoD) Instruction 6055.17 aligns DoD emergency management activities with the NIMS, the National Preparedness Guidelines, and the National Response Framework. Effective utilization of the ICS is key to the successful management of emergency operations on a Navy Installation. The Intermediate Incident Command System for Expanding Incidents course provides training to personnel who require advanced application of the ICS. The course expands upon information covered in the ICS 100 and ICS 200 courses.

Note: This course is delivered by graduates of our K449 TtT Course and administratively managed by SOTG.

S-540-1010: ICS 400 – ADVANCED INCIDENT COMMAND SYSTEM COMMAND AND GENERAL STAFF-COMPLEX INCIDENTS Student/Instructor Ratio: 20/1 Convenings Annually: Various Course Purpose: HSPD-5 required all incident responses to be managed using National Incident Management System (NIMS)/ICS as published by the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA). Federal Agencies were directed to meet NIMS/ICS compliance for incident response and the Department of Defense (DoD) Instruction 6055.17 aligns DoD emergency management activities with the NIMS, the National Preparedness Guidelines, and the National Response Framework. Effective utilization of the ICS is key to the successful management of emergency operations on a Navy Installation. The Advanced Incident Command System, Command and General Staff-Complex Incidents course provides training on and resources for personnel who require advanced application of the ICS. This course expands upon information covered in ICS 100 through ICS 300 courses.

Note: This course is delivered by graduates of our K449 TtT Course and administratively managed by SOTG.

S-540-1011: ICS K0449 – INCIDENT COMMAND SYSTEM CURRICULA TRAIN-THE-TRAINER COURSE Student/Instructor Ratio: 30/For Lecture 1 for 30, For Labs 4 for 30 Convenings Annually: 2 Course Purpose: The Incident Command System (ICS) Train-the-Trainer (TtT) course prepares individuals to teach FEMA-recognized ICS classes on Navy Installations.

S-540-1013: EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT SENIOR LEADER COURSE (EMSLC)

Student/Instructor Ratio: 25/For Lecture 1 for 25, For Labs 3 for 25 Convenings Annually: 4 Course Purpose: This course is required life-safety senior leadership Category 5 first-responder training for prospective CNIC Installation Commanding Officers, Executive Officers, Command Master Chiefs, as well as senior shore region operational readiness assessment team leaders. This course trains senior shore leaders how to protect their protected populaces and ensure mission readiness through effective emergency management, emergency operations center command & control, integrated shore training & exercises, emergency public information sharing, and crisis media interview communications. This course fulfills all DoD and OPNAV mandates for DHS/FEMA National Incident Management System (NIMS) and Incident Command System (ICS) compliance. A graduate of EMSLC will be trained in the basics of emergency management including planning, information management, resourcing, communications, and leading their installation Incident Management Team (IMT) in the effective response to natural or man-made disasters.

S-540-1031: EMERGENCY OPERATIONS CENTER/INCIDENT COMMAND SYSTEM INTERFACE (G0191) Student/Instructor Ratio: 30/1 Convenings Annually: 2 Course Purpose: The Emergency Operations Center/Incident Command System Interface course is designed to enable students to develop an effective interface between the Incident Command/Unified Command and the Emergency Operations Center by applying National Incident Management System principles.

S-540-1032: K0146 HOMELAND SECURITY EXERCISE EVALUATION PROGRAM (HSEEP)

Student/Instructor Ratio: 30/For Lecture 1 for 30, For Labs 4 for 25 Convenings Annually: 2 Course Purpose: The CNIC SOTG delivered HSEEP Training Course is an intermediate-level training course that incorporates exercise guidance and best practices from the HSEEP policy documents. The course prepares participants for exercise planning activities through identification of the five phases of the exercise process, the tasks associated with each phase, where exercises fall within the cycle, and the critical role exercises play in preparing the CNIC community to respond and recover from major emergencies. The course is designed to convey the importance of utilizing HSEEP resources as a primary planning tool for the Navy and the National emergency preparedness officials when engaged in the management, design, development, conduct, evaluation, and improvement of their Emergency Response programs.

S-540-1040: CNIC IMT/CAT MEMBER COURSE

Student/Instructor Ratio: 100/1 Convenings Annually: 22 Course Purpose: To provide shore incident management team (IMT) members (specifically CAT and EOC watch- standers) with the necessary knowledge and skills needed to perform Emergency Management duties and responsibilities to reduce loss of life, property and support operational readiness for the Fleet, Warfighter and Family. The course will provide the members with a thorough understanding of ICS, IMT functions, procedures and processes, and provide the trainees with a baseline level of knowledge to more efficiently manage complex incidents through proper planning, organization and leadership.

S-540-1045: NAVY INSTALLATION COMMAND DUTY OFFICER COURSE (CDO)

Student/Instructor Ratio: 40/1 Convenings Annually: 10 Course Purpose: The Command Duty Officer (CDO) course prepares individuals to serve as an Installation CDO. The course introduces the principles, components, and characteristics of Command Duty Officers to include roles and responsibilities, OPREP reporting, EOC integration and CCIRs. Instruction is focused on teaching qualified CDOs assigned to an installation to operate collaboratively and collectively. Specific emphasis is placed on operation in response to natural or manmade disasters; to include duties, reporting requirements, documentation, supporting and EOC activation/deactivation.