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Fire Homeland Security Training

Fire Homeland Security Training

For over two decades FETN has delivered top-quality emergency preparedness training and information to thousands of firefighters nationwide. No one has more experience preparing "the front lines" to manage major emergency events. With the new threats facing the world FETN has the vital homeland security training for fire departments across the country.

FETN's Fire Homeland Security training was produced in conjunction with LETN (Law Enforcement Training Network) and is applicable for all emergency responders.

Fire Homeland Security Training Benefits

Identify how to manage WMD decontamination successfully within the scope of a crime scene investigation.
Understand procedures for treating contaminated victims.
Understand how to respond to a dirty bomb.
Understand department role in the incident command system.
Identify the logistical issues involved when decontaminating mass casualties versus a small number of victims.
Understand the types of vulnerabilities that may be associated with critical infrastructures.

Fire Homeland Security Learning Plan

Terrorists vs. Firefighters
Common Responsibilities Associated With ICS Assignments
Critical Infrastructure Protection: Determining the Need for Protection
Critical Infrastructure Protection: Identifying Critical Infrastructures
Critical Infrastructure Protection: Applying Countermeasures, Part 1
Critical Infrastructure Protection: Assessing Risk
Decontamination: Lessons Learned
Detecting Weapons of Mass Destruction, Part 1
Detecting Weapons of Mass Destruction, Part 2
Energetic Materials Identification and Response
Homeland One Awareness Level Training: CIP: Analyzing the Vulnerabilities
Homeland One Awareness Level Training: CIP Applying Countermeasures, Part 2
Incident and Disaster Preparation
Incident Command
Incident Command System 101
Incident Command System, Part 2: Command Staff
Incident Command System, Part 3: Operations: Controlling The Incident
Incident Command System, Part 4: Logistics and Resource Management
Incident Facilities for Homeland Security
Incident Resources for Homeland Security Incidents

Introduction to Homeland Security
Order Out of Chaos
Protecting America: Bad Chemistry
Protecting America: Bio-Terror 101, Part 1
Protecting America: Bio-Terror 101, Part 2
Protecting America: Mass Transit/Mass Terror
Protecting America: Overwhelmed
Protecting America: Radiological Emergencies and First Responders, Part 1
Protecting America: Radiological Emergencies and First Responders, Part 2
Protecting America: Review
Protection of Potential and Actual Crime Scenes, Part 1
Protection of Potential and Actual Crime Scenes, Part 2
Recognizing Hazardous Materials Incidents
Self-Protection Measures for WMD Incidents, Part 1
Self-Protection Measures for WMD Incidents, Part 2
Site Security Procedures for WMD Incidents
Terrorist Preparedness: Critical Incident Management
The Incident Command System in Homeland Security, Part 1
The Incident Command System in Homeland Security, Part 2
Weapons of Mass Destruction: Decontamination
Weapons of Mass Destruction: Resources

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