the cert course is delivered by which of the following?

The CERT course is delivered in the community by a team of CERT trainers and first responders who have the requisite knowledge and skills to instruct the sessions. The CERT training for community groups is delivered in a variety of formats: 4 hrs of online independent study plus 3 hour sessions, one evening a week for 5 weeks.

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How is the cert course delivered?

The CERT course is delivered in the community by a team of first responders who have the requisite knowledge and skills to instruct the sessions. The CERT training for community groups is usually delivered in 2½to 3 hour sessions, one evening a week over a 6 or 8 week period.

What is a basic cert course?

CERT Basic Training is a foundational course that provides new CERT volunteers an overview of different types of emergencies and shares ways teams can provide response and assistance. The curriculum covers topics in disaster preparedness, fire, medical operations, search and rescue, and team building.

When will the updated CERT basic training course materials be available?

A: The updated CERT Basic Training Course materials will be available on ready.gov/cert and for ordering through the ICPD publications warehouse on January 8, 2020. After ordering, it takes approximately 4-6 weeks for shipping and delivery. We recommend that any courses scheduled for PRIOR to March 2020 continue with the existing curriculum.

What is the CERT Program?

A MODEL FOR COMMUNITY PREPAREDNESS The CERT program is critical in the effort to engage everyone in the United States in making their communities safer, more prepared, and more resilient when incidents occur.

Which of the following is the predecessor to the National Response Framework?

As with its predecessor, the National Response Plan, the National Response Framework applies to both Stafford Act and non-Stafford Act incidents.

Which of the following agencies is tasked with debris removal?

California's Consolidated Debris Removal Program is implemented under the leadership of the California Governor's Office of Emergency Services (CalOES) and local governments.

Which of the following has lead agency status for public works and engineering missions which include debris removal operations?

Which of the following has lead agency status for Public Works and Engineering missions, which include debris removal operations? US Army corps of Engineers.

Which of the following federal agencies provides hazard maps?

The National Seismic Hazard Maps developed by USGS are used for insurance rate setting and public- and private-sector risk assessments and are important inputs to the seismic-design maps included in U.S. model building codes.

What is a debris management site?

A debris management site is a temporary, permitted site to manage disaster debris, ideally identified prior to the disaster event. Disaster temporary debris management sites may allow for more efficient debris collection and allow the jurisdiction to stage debris for volume reduction, reuse, or recycling.

What is a disaster debris management plan?

A debris management plan is a written document that establishes procedures and guidelines for managing disaster debris in a coordinated, environmentally-responsible, and cost-effective manner.

What is the name of the federal emergency plan under which response organizations conduct their operations during and after a disaster?

The Federal Response Plan (FRP)The Federal Response Plan (FRP), created in 1992, describes how the Federal government will mobilize Federal resources and conduct activities to assist State and local governments in responding to disasters.

Who coordinates the Public Works and Engineering ESF?

The Department of Defense (DOD)/U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) is the primary agency for providing ESF #3 technical assistance, engineering, and construction management resources and support during response activities.

Where is a disaster recovery center established in a disaster?

Program Description FEMA Disaster Recovery Centers (DRCs) are accessible facilities and mobile offices set up after a disaster. We place DRCs in or near affected communities, in an area that offers equal access and resources to everyone. Learn about disaster assistance programs. Apply for disaster assistance.

Which of the following are normally included in an emergency operations plan?

According to The Joint Commission's Emergency Management Standard, hospitals must focus on the following areas in an effective emergency operations plan: communication, resources and assets, safety and security, staff responsibilities, utilities, and clinical and support activities.

Which of the following is one of the federal mitigation programs?

The National Earthquake Hazard Reduction Program (NEHRP) is one of the Federal mitigation programs.

Which of the following is the largest source of funding for state and local mitigation activities?

41. Which of the following is the largest source of funding for State and local mitigation activities? The Hazard Mitigation Grant Program.

How long is a CERT training course?

The CERT Train-the-Trainer Course is a three day, 23 hour course designed to prepare participants to deliver Federal Emergency Management Agency’s CERT Basic Training course. The CERT Train-the-Trainer course should be used as part of an instructor development strategy and is not designed to be the sole requirement to become a CERT Basic Instructor. It is strongly recommend to have new instructors shadow experienced instructors before teaching on their own.

What is a L delivery?

Known as L deliveries, FEMA will work with a local jurisdiction (either State or local jurisdiction) to plan a Local FEMA CERT Train-the-Trainer course delivery. The local jurisdiction is required to contract with at least two instructors from FEMA’s CERT instructor cadre.

Can a state cert be approved?

State CERT Offices can vet and approve State CERT Trainers and State CERT Train-the-Trainer Deliveries. State deliveries are not available in every state, and the frequency will differ depending on the state. To find out more about State approved CERT Train-the-Trainer course deliveries, please check with your State CERT Administrator.

What is CERT Basic Training?

CERT Basic Training is a foundational course that provides new CERT volunteers an overview of different types of emergencies and shares ways teams can provide response and assistance. The curriculum covers topics in disaster preparedness, fire, medical operations, search and rescue, and team building. The CERT Basic Training Course has been updated to include guidance for emerging types of emergency response, individual and community hazards, and to incorporate feedback from registered CERTs. The updated training also includes revisions to the sections on medical operations, terrorism, and disaster psychology, among others. The CERT Basic Training Course Instructor Guide shares many best practices and tips on how to run a successful CERT.

When will the CERT Basic Training Course be released?

In addition to English, the updated CERT Basic Training Course will be available in Spanish, Simplified and Traditional Chinese, Korean, and Vietnamese later in 2020.

What is CERT Basic Training Instructor Guide?

The CERT Basic Training Instructor Guide emphasizes that programs should localize training. If a sponsoring organization has qualified instructors, and wants to teach triage in their CERT Courses, they may do so.

What do you need to include in a CERT training?

A: By "Hands On" we suggest that trainers include props, simulations, and conduct exercises during the CERT Basic Training Course. By providing props and items that CERT members may use in a response effort, individuals can become familiar with feel of materials, proper use of equipment, and retain knowledge and tips.

When will FEMA release CERT?

A: FEMA will be releasing a consolidated CERT Program Guide in 2020 covering this and other relevant topics.

When will the ICPD update CERT?

A: The updated CERT Basic Training Course materials will be available on ready.gov/cert and for ordering through the ICPD publications warehouse on January 8, 2020.

Is the CERT program manager course being updated?

A: Yes. The CERT Train-the-Trainer Course and CERT Program Manager Course are being updated to reflect the revised materials and will be release later in 2020.

How long is a CERT course?

The CERT training for community groups is usually delivered in 2½to 3 hour sessions, one evening a week over a 6 or 8 week period.

What is CERT in Las Vegas?

The city of Las Vegas, Office of Emergency Management provides training and coordination for the Southern Nevada Community Emergency Response Team (CERT) program. The Southern Nevada CERT program encompasses Clark, Esmeralda, Lincoln and parts of Nye Counties. CERT training includes disaster preparedness, fire suppression, medical operations, light search and rescue, team organization, weapons of mass destruction/terrorism and disaster psychology.

What is the LAFD training program?

The training program that LAFD initiated makes good sense and furthers the process of citizens understanding their responsibility in preparing for disaster. It also increases their ability to safely help themselves, their family and their neighbors. The Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) recognizes the importance of preparing citizens. The Emergency Management Instituteand the National Fire Academy adopted and expanded the CERT materials believing them applicable to all hazards.

How are CERT members notified?

CERT members are notified by email.

Where is the Southern Nevada CERT program?

The courses are being offered in several areas in southern Nevada, including Henderson, Las Vegas, Laughlin, Mesquite, North Las Vegas and Pahrump.

When did CERT start in Nevada?

In Southern Nevada Community Emergency Response Training (CERT) training began in 1999. The first course was held in Sun City Summerlin and graduated 12 students. We offer between 18 and 20 courses each year throughout Southern Nevada at Community Centers, Churches and other facilities provided by the groups sponsoring a course. If your group consists of 15-32 individuals, we can tailor a course specifically for it.

When was the Community Emergency Response Team created?

The Community Emergency Response Team concept was developed and implemented by the Los Angeles City Fire Department (LAFD) in 1985. The Whittier Narrows earthquake in 1987 underscored the area-wide threat of a major disaster in California. Further, it confirmed the need for training civilians to meet their immediate needs. As a result, the LAFD created the Disaster Preparedness Division with the purpose of training citizens and private and government employees.