2019 Training

Hamilton County EMHSA is focused on building preparedness, response and recovery capabilities tied to identified risks and areas of improvement in the region through training opportunities. Informational flyers and registration forms for available trainings can be found by clicking on the links below.

New Training Distribution List 

Register for our new Regional Training Distribution List

Existing distribution lists will be formally phased out on May 6th, 2019.

Southwest Ohio Regional Training Bulletin

The one stop location for training in Southwest Ohio.

Regional Training Bulletin 01-2019

To promote your agency/organizations courses on this bulletin, contact Matthew Moynihan: matthew.moynihan@hamilton-co.org

PLEASE NOTE:  FEMA SID number requirement.

Instead of using a person’s Social Security Number as a means of identification, new requirements mandate that participants taking DHS/FEMA funded courses are to have a FEMA Student Identification number (FEMA SID#).  It only takes 2-3 minutes to register.

To create or retrieve the FEMA Student Identification (SID) number, please log on to the FEMA SID site:https://cdp.dhs.gov/femasid. A FEMA SID uniquely identifies participants throughout the FEMA organization and all of its agencies.  The FEMA SID serves as a personal identification number and merges/links/connects/combines all FEMA training records under one account to simplify keeping track of the student’s FEMA training accomplishments.  To learn more information about the SID, please follow:  https://cdp.dhs.gov/femasid/Home.aspx.

PLEASE NOTE: Registration for some of the available trainings listed below requires registration via Ohio EMA’s new Public Safety Training Website.  Click here to go to Ohio EMA’s training website. To view additional training opportunities in the region, please visit the Ohio Emergency Management Agency Training Course List and the Kentucky Emergency Management Training Course List. 

 

2019 Training Schedule

January

• 17th: WebEOC/RAVEN911
• 23rd: HazMat IQ Air Monitoring

February

• 19th: National Weather Spotter
• 21st: EOC 101
• 28th: Drug IQ

March

• 5th-7th: Facility Security Officer (FSO) Course
• 12th-13th: MGT-310 – Jurisdictional Threat and Hazard Identification Assessment
• 12th-15th ICS 300/400 (Register for one or both)
  • ICS 300: Intermediate ICS for Expanding Incidents (12th-14th)
  • ICS 400: Advanced ICS for Command & General Staff (14th-15th)
• 21st: Hamilton County Damage Assessment
• 26th: HazMat Officer/HazMat Safety Officer

April

• 16th: HazMat Officer/HazMat Safety Officer
•  11th-12th: G358 – Evacuation and Re-Entry Planning
• 18th: WebEOC/RAVEN911

May

• 1st: HazMat Officer/HazMat Safety Officer
• 7th-8th: MGT-315 – Critical Asset Risk Management
• 16th: EOC 101
• 21st-23rd: Tactics and Response for Anhydrous Ammonia

June

• 12th: MGT 414 Advanced Critical Infrastructure Protection
• 21st: PER-343 Social Media Engagement Strategies

July

• 16th: PER 339 IED Search Procedures
• 18th: PER-312 Vehicle-Borne IED Detection

• 18th: WebEOC/RAVEN911
• 23rd-25th: CSX/Chlorine Institute Trains

August

• 15th: EOC 101

September

• 19th: Hamilton County Damage Assessment
• 25th: HazMat Research Specialist

October

• 1st-2nd: Propane IQ
• 17th: WebEOC/RAVEN911

November 

• 14th: EOC 101
• Radiation IQ (Tentative)

December

• 19th: Hamilton County Damage Assessment
• HazMat Tactical Technician (Tentative