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Course Catalog

2020

Emergency Management Issues Special Interest Group (EMI SIG)

EMI SIG Course Catalog Updated, April 2020

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The EMI SIG Learning Management System (LMS) hosts over 59 online and 6 instructor led courses

on a variety of emergency management topics. These courses have been developed by different

DOE/NNSA organizations including courses developed or revised by EMI SIG Subcommittee

Working Groups. All of these courses are offered free of charge to government entities.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Register for an Instructor Led Training (ILT)/Classroom Course ............................................................. 4 CLASSROOM / INSTRUCTOR LED TRAINING (ILT) LIST ................................................................................ 4

Critical Decision-Making .............................................................................................................................. 4

Spokesperson Practicum ............................................................................................................................. 4

Exercise Design Workshop ........................................................................................................................... 5

RAPTER Training and Evaluation Exercise (Restricted) ........................................................................... 5

Intermediate Incident Command System (ICS) Training (Restricted) ................................................ 6

Advanced Incident Command System (ICS) Training (Restricted) .................................................... 6

Enroll in a Web-based Training/Online Course ....................................................................................... 7 WEB-BASED TRAINING (WBT) / ONLINE COURSE LIST ............................................................................... 7

CATEGORIZATION AND CLASSIFICATION COURSE .............................................................................. 7 Categorization and Classification Overview....................................................................................... 7

CLASSIFIED MATTER PROTECTION CONTROL COURSE .......................................................................... 7 Classified Matter Protection Control ..................................................................................................... 7

CONSEQUENCE ASSESSMENT COURSE .................................................................................................. 8 Consequence Assessment Overview ................................................................................................... 8

CONTINUITY OF OPERATIONS (COOP) COURSES ................................................................................. 8 Continuity of Operations Awareness .................................................................................................... 8

COOP Coordinator ................................................................................................................................... 8

DEPLOYED EMERGENCY RESPONSE CLASSIFIED COMPUTER (DERCC) ............................................... 8 General User .............................................................................................................................................. 8

Privileged User............................................................................................................................................ 8

EMERGENCY COMMUNICATIONS NETWORK (ECN) COURSES ............................................................ 8 ECN Cyber Security Awareness ............................................................................................................. 8

Requesting Management Official Awareness Briefing ..................................................................... 8

EMERGENCY FACILITIES AND EQUIPMENT (EFE) COURSE..................................................................... 9 Emergency Facilities and Equipment Overview ................................................................................. 9

EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT PROGRAM (EMP) COURSE ..................................................................... 9 Introduction to DOE Emergency Management System ................................................................... 9

EMERGENCY MEDICAL SUPPORT COURSE ............................................................................................. 9 Emergency Medical Support ................................................................................................................. 9


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EMERGENCY NOTIFICATIONS AND COMMUNICATIONS (ENC) COURSE ........................................... 9 Emergency Notifications and Communications ................................................................................ 9

EMERGENCY PUBLIC INFORMATION (EPI) COURSES ............................................................................ 9 Overview of Emergency Public Information Programs ..................................................................... 9

Crisis Communications ........................................................................................................................... 10

The Spokesperson ................................................................................................................................... 10

Message Mapping .................................................................................................................................. 10

Effectively Managing Facebook for Emergency Public Information ........................................... 10

Emergency Writing Skills ......................................................................................................................... 10

Education and Outreach ...................................................................................................................... 10

Joint Information Center (JIC) Management ................................................................................... 10

Planning and Program Administration ................................................................................................ 11

EMERGENCY READINESS ASSURANCE (ERA) COURSES ...................................................................... 11 Readiness Assurance Overview ........................................................................................................... 11

Managing Corrective Actions Overview ........................................................................................... 11

EMERGENCY RESPONSE MANAGEMENT (ERM) COURSES .................................................................. 11 Asset Overview ........................................................................................................................................ 11

Explosive Threat Awareness .................................................................................................................. 11

Documentation of Field Data during a FRMAC Response ............................................................. 11

EMERGENCY RESPONSE ORGANIZATION (ERO) COURSES ................................................................ 11 Emergency Response Organization Overview ................................................................................. 11

10 Point Monitoring Strategy ................................................................................................................. 11

EMERGENCY TERMINATION AND RECOVERY (ETR) COURSE ............................................................. 12 Emergency Termination and Recovery Overview ........................................................................... 12

EMERGENCY TRAINING AND DRILLS (ETD) COURSE ........................................................................... 12 Introduction to Training and Drills......................................................................................................... 12

EXERCISE PROGRAM (EXR) COURSES .................................................................................................. 12 Overview of the DOE/NNSA Emergency Exercise Program ........................................................... 12

Exercise Control ....................................................................................................................................... 12

Optimize Site Exercise Programs .......................................................................................................... 12

Fundamentals of Emergency Management Exercise Design ....................................................... 12

Exercise Builder ........................................................................................................................................ 12

Developing Exercise Objectives .......................................................................................................... 12

Developing Exercise Scenarios ............................................................................................................ 13

Basic Exercise Controller and Evaluator Training .............................................................................. 13

Exercise Responder/ Player Briefing .................................................................................................... 13

HAZARDS SURVEY AND HAZARDS ASSESSMENT COURSE ................................................................... 13 Hazards Survey and Hazards Assessment Overview ........................................................................ 13


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NATIONAL ATMOSPHERIC RELEASE ADVISORY CENTER (NARAC) COURSES ................................... 13 NARAC Dispersion Modeling ................................................................................................................ 13

NARAC Web ............................................................................................................................................ 13

NUCLEAR RESPONSE GROUP READINESS OPERATIONS CENTER (NRGROC) COURSE ..................... 14 NRGROC Small Quantity Universal Waste (UW) Generator ............................................................ 14

OFFICE OF EMERGENCY POLICY (OEP) COURSES .............................................................................. 14 What's New in DOE O 151.1D? ............................................................................................................. 14

Develop, Tailor and Use of Criteria Review and Approach Documents ..................................... 14

OFFICE OF EMERGENCY RESPONSE (OER) COURSES ......................................................................... 14 Radiation and Pager/Pager-S .............................................................................................................. 14

Introduction to Radiation ...................................................................................................................... 14

Crisis/Critical Communications ............................................................................................................ 14

OFFSITE RESPONSE INTERFACES (ORI) COURSE ................................................................................... 14 Managing Offsite Response Interfaces .............................................................................................. 14

PROTECTIVE ACTION AND REENTRY (PAR) COURSES ......................................................................... 14 Protective Action and Reentry Overview .......................................................................................... 14

Protective Actions and Reentry for Decision-Makers ...................................................................... 15

RADIOLOGICAL ASSISTANCE PROGRAM (RAP) COURSES ................................................................ 15 Data Processing Systems ....................................................................................................................... 15

Principles of Navigation ......................................................................................................................... 15

Information Security for RAP Responders ........................................................................................... 15

Response Agency Network .................................................................................................................. 15

Radiological-Related Crime Scene Interface ................................................................................... 15

Radiological Assistance Program (RAP) Overview .......................................................................... 15


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Register for an Instructor Led Training (ILT)/Classroom Course ILT courses or workshops are only scheduled if there is sufficient demand for the course,

or when EDMS Mobile Training Team (MTT) support is requested by a site or facility.

If you are an individual interested in a course, contact the course manager identified in

the following pages. If you are a training manager and have eight or more staff in need

of training, please follow the steps in this quick guide to Submit a Technical Support

Request (TSR) to NA41 to approve support from the MTT.

CLASSROOM / INSTRUCTOR LED TRAINING (ILT) LIST COURSE TITLE ID # DESCRIPTION DEV. DATE

Critical Decision-Making

CDM100 Provides students with opportunities to develop their ability to make sound, timely decisions during an emergency event in order to avert tragedy and help the community recover from the event more quickly.

10/2015

Duration 1-2 days (can be tailored for requesting site)

Prerequisite(s)

FOR MORE INFORMATION ABOUT THE COURSE CONTACT: COURSE MANAGER EMAIL PHONE

Bernard “Bernie” Pleau [email protected] (505) 250-5872

COURSE TITLE ID # DESCRIPTION DEV. DATE

Spokesperson Practicum

EPI310 Provides an avenue for potential spokespersons to practice engaging with the media and elected officials, as well as connecting with the audience, either through the media or in person.

8/2015

Duration 1-2 days (can be tailored for requesting site)

Prerequisite(s)



https://edms.energy.gov/EM/help/Quick%20Guides/Submit%20a%20TSR%20to%20NA41.pdf

https://edms.energy.gov/EM/help/Quick%20Guides/Submit%20a%20TSR%20to%20NA41.pdf

mailto:[email protected]



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Exercise Design Workshop

EXR231 This 3-day workshop has been divided into three phases: Phase 1: Building the Foundation

Students will become familiar with the exercise design concept, exercise objective writing, players’ roles and responsibilities, doctrine governing the DOE exercise program, introduction to the exercise builder software and practical exercises to reinforce training.

Phase 2: Reinforcement In addition to the phase I objectives, students will build a solid foundation navigating the exercise builder software. Various contingency tasks will be presented throughout the course, reinforcing familiarity and understanding of the exercise design process and the creation of requested documentation.

Phase 3: Putting it All Together Reinforces previous phase objectives, phase III students will modify a baseline, objectives, purpose and scope statements, MSELs, controller and evaluator guides. The after-action review documents will be produced based on the data provided during the class.

3/2020

Duration 3 days

Prerequisite(s) EXR131 DE Fundamentals of Emergency Management Exercise Design


Willie ”Sing” Singleton [email protected] (505) 814-8259


RAPTER Training and Evaluation Exercise (Restricted)

RAP430 This course consists of classroom instruction, hands-on equipment laboratories, and realistic application exercises. It supplements and evaluates prerequisite training delivered through web-based courses, Mobile Training Teams, and site/regional teams. Students will practice their roles and responsibilities responding to a variety of radiological incidents and get hands-on experience with old and new equipment as well as practical application of RAP procedures.

2/2015

Duration 5 days

Prerequisite(s) This course is offered through invitation only.


Kent Gray [email protected] Office (505) 845-6300 Mobile (505) 974-1040




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Intermediate Incident Command System (ICS) Training (Restricted)

ICS300 Focuses on the National Incident Management System (NIMS) Incident Command System (ICS) that includes the tools, practices and procedures that are available in ICS to effectively manage emergency incidents or planned local events at a local Type 3 level. This course expands upon ICS- information covered in ICS-100 and ICS-200, and ensures that responders understand the basic ICS concepts that allow an incident management organization to expand and contract as needed to fit the incident and maintain its operational effectiveness.

10/2010

Duration 2 days

Prerequisite(s) ICS-100, ICS-200, IS-700, and IS-800 (Online courses provided by FEMA)




Advanced Incident Command System (ICS) Training (Restricted)

ICS400 Provides training and resources for responders who require advanced application of the ICS by providing overall incident management skills rather than tactical expertise. This course expands upon information covered in ICS-100 through ICS-300 courses, and emphasizes large-scale organizational development, roles and relationships of the command and general staff, and planning, operational, logistical and fiscal considerations related to large and complex incident and event management. The course also describes the application of Area Command and the importance of interagency coordination on complex incidents and events.

10/2010

Duration 2 days

Prerequisite(s) ICS-300 (Online course provided by FEMA)






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Enroll in a Web-based Training/Online Course Online courses are available from the EMI SIG Learning Management System (LMS) at

https://edms.energy.gov/Content.aspx/LMSInstruction.

Follow the steps in the 4-page LMS User Guide to:

Create & Complete Your EMI SIG LMS Account Profile

Login to Your Account

Locate & Enroll in a Course

Launch & Complete a Course

Access Your Course Transcripts

WEB-BASED TRAINING (WBT) / ONLINE COURSE LIST CATEGORIZATION AND CLASSIFICATION COURSE

COURSE TITLE ID # DESCRIPTION DEV. DATE Categorization and Classification Overview

ECC101DW Provides students an opportunity to review the terminology associated with emergency categorization and classification, the “how and why” of categorizing an operational emergency, and the “how and why” of implementing a classification system related to operational emergencies at DOE facilities. The course will also discuss the importance of identifying and categorizing events and understand the process of defining Emergency Action Levels (EAL’s).

2/2010

CLASSIFIED MATTER PROTECTION CONTROL COURSE COURSE TITLE ID # DESCRIPTION DEV. DATE

Classified Matter Protection Control

CMPC100DW Covers policy and procedures needed to maintain security compliance when working with classified information, identify the levels of security levels and categories for each, illustrate the manner in which classified matter is: marked, handled, stored, reproduced and destroyed, describe the requirements for types of equipment used with classified matter, and define the roles and responsibilities of individuals required to manage classified matter.

5/2015

https://edms.energy.gov/Content.aspx/LMSInstruction

https://edms.energy.gov/EM/help/Quick%20Guides/EMI%20SIG%20LMS%20User%20Guide.pdf


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CONSEQUENCE ASSESSMENT COURSE COURSE TITLE ID # DESCRIPTION DEV. DATE

Consequence Assessment Overview

ECA101DW Provides students with an understanding of the health impacts to workers and the public from hazardous materials unplanned releases into the atmosphere, and how the information produced in the consequence assessment process directly influences key emergency response decisions.

2/2010

CONTINUITY OF OPERATIONS (COOP) COURSES COURSE TITLE ID # DESCRIPTION DEV. DATE

Continuity of Operations Awareness

COO101DW-2016

This interactive briefing is designed to familiarize you with Continuity of Operations (COOP) terms, components, and objectives that could affect you even if you are not responding to a continuity event.

3/2016

COOP Coordinator

COO201DW This course is designed to help COOP Coordinators become familiar with and execute their COOP responsibilities to ensure that they are prepared for and ready to respond to a wide range of events that may disrupt normal operations.

1/2013

DEPLOYED EMERGENCY RESPONSE CLASSIFIED COMPUTER (DERCC) COURSE TITLE ID # DESCRIPTION DEV. DATE

General User DRC101DW Identifies DOE/NNSA procedures required of all Deployed Emergency Response Classified Computer (DERCC) users for protecting classified information and resources as directed by the Information Systems Security Plan (ISSP) and DOE O 471.6 Admin Chg. 1, Information Security.

2/2017

Privileged User DRC201DW Identifies privileged user roles, responsibilities, and procedures for all NA-40.2 Federal and Contractor employees who require elevated privileges on Deployed Emergency Response Classified Computers (DERCC).

2/2017

EMERGENCY COMMUNICATIONS NETWORK (ECN) COURSES COURSE TITLE ID # DESCRIPTION DEV. DATE

ECN Cyber Security Awareness

ECN100DW Provides students with the information needed to be able to recognize ECN information technology, recognize cyber security concerns, and respond to cyber security incidents.

5/2017

Requesting Management Official Awareness Briefing

ECN110DW This briefing helps Requesting Management Officials (RMOs) understand their responsibilities for the review and approval of ECN User Authorization Request Forms. Prerequisite ECN100DW

7/2017


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EMERGENCY FACILITIES AND EQUIPMENT (EFE) COURSE COURSE TITLE ID # DESCRIPTION DEV. DATE

Emergency Facilities and Equipment Overview

EFE101DW Identifies the requirements and guidance to address emergency facilities and equipment in their emergency programs and ensure that activities conducted using emergency facilities and equipment are fully integrated.

10/2009

EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT PROGRAM (EMP) COURSE COURSE TITLE ID # DESCRIPTION DEV. DATE

Introduction to DOE Emergency Management System

EMP170DW Introduces students to the DOE Comprehensive Emergency Management System (EMS) to ensure DOE/NNSA are ready to respond promptly, efficiently, and effectively to any emergency affecting DOE or NNSA facilities and activities, as well as an understanding of how to apply the necessary resources to mitigate consequences and protect workers, the public, the environment, and national security.

6/2011

EMERGENCY MEDICAL SUPPORT COURSE COURSE TITLE ID # DESCRIPTION DEV. DATE

Emergency Medical Support

EMS101DW Introduces students to the basic information on effective concepts designed to help understand the requirements, guidance, and performance criteria associated with emergency medical response programs as set forth in DOE O 151.1 and the corresponding guidance through text, audio, animations, and interactive review.

3/2015

EMERGENCY NOTIFICATIONS AND COMMUNICATIONS (ENC) COURSE COURSE TITLE ID # DESCRIPTION DEV. DATE

Emergency Notifications and Communications

ENC101DW Provides basic information on the current requirements, guidance and the performance criteria associated with notification and communication through text, audio, animations, and interactive review.

7/2010

EMERGENCY PUBLIC INFORMATION (EPI) COURSES COURSE TITLE ID # DESCRIPTION DEV. DATE

Overview of Emergency Public Information Programs

EPI100DE Provides an overview of the general approach and goals of EPI, along with the commensurate (proportional) response implementation strategy with components of EPI at the Emergency Operations Center and Joint Information Center is examined. Those EPI activities of a response such as media relations, interagency/stakeholder coordination, the process of message development, approval and dissemination, public affairs (public inquiry) and rumor control are explained. Functions and responsibilities including planning, administration and training accomplished in preparation for emergencies are described.

8/2019


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Crisis Communications

EPI110DW Describes crisis communication techniques for dealing with public or stakeholder concerns in order to prepare a consistent, accurate and compassionate message. Students will become familiar with the media process, learn strategies for developing messages for news briefings and interviews, along with techniques for interfacing successfully with the public as well as strategies for responding to rumors and misinformation.

11/2012

The Spokesperson EPI210DE Helps “spokespersons” understand how to prepare for and interface effectively with the media, and provide effective messages that are focused, concise and presented effectively in order to reach audiences under stress.

8/2018

Message Mapping

EPI220DW Identifies the process used to develop effective messages using the techniques of message mapping. The message map anticipates questions and develops key messages with supporting facts for each question. This process creates a consistent, accurate and compassionate message to improve communication with stakeholders.

1/2013

Effectively Managing Facebook for Emergency Public Information

EPI240DE The Emergency Public Information Subcommittee has developed and released an online training on how to engage with the public via Facebook during an emergency. This self-paced course is a great resource for you and your emergency management organization.

2/2019

Emergency Writing Skills

EPI250DT Assists EPI professionals with writing effective messages use emergency writing skills when: 1) an unexpected crisis occurs; 2) an immediate response is needed and 3) an event happens that may cause harm to the organization’s reputation, image, or viability.

10/2013

Education and Outreach

EPI260DT Helps those responsible for EPI planning and/or program administration to understand goals and strategies of public information and outreach for the purpose of improving preparedness and creating a relationship of trust with the public, employees, media and pertinent stake holder groups. Participants will learn how to define audience concerns, determine the message and select the format and dissemination method.

11/2013

Joint Information Center (JIC) Management

EPI340DW Provides an overview on JIC purpose, functions, and processes, along with addressing management issues and challenges which face Public Affairs/Emergency Public Information professionals during JIC activation. Strategies and techniques for a successful operation for media relations, public relations, inter-agency coordination, JIC/Emergency Operations Center relationship management, rumor control, and staff management are explored. Staffing, resource, and training requirements are identified.

Prerequisites: EPI110DW and EPI220DW

11/2013


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Planning and Program Administration

EPI360DW Addresses management issues and challenges Public Affairs (PA)/Emergency Public Information (EPI) professionals encounter when developing their site’s EPI plan and managing their EPI site program. Prerequisites: EPI 110DW and EPI 220DW

5/2015

EMERGENCY READINESS ASSURANCE (ERA) COURSES COURSE TITLE ID # DESCRIPTION DEV. DATE

Readiness Assurance Overview

ERA101DW Familiarizes students with the concepts, requirements and guidance for readiness assurance (as outlined in DOE O 151.1D and DOE G 151.1-1), and details of the framework for a readiness assurance program.

2/2010 update in progress

2020

Managing Corrective Actions Overview

ERA131DW Provides a basic understanding of corrective action requirements, guidelines, and standards used to identify, implement, evaluate, follow-up, and close-out responses to observations, findings, and corrective actions.

10/2009 update in progress

2021

EMERGENCY RESPONSE MANAGEMENT (ERM) COURSES COURSE TITLE ID # DESCRIPTION DEV. DATE

Asset Overview ERM100DW Provides a general overview of the mission of each DOE/NNSA comprehensive suite of radiological emergency response assets and the capabilities of each asset.

2/2016

Explosive Threat Awareness

ERM163DW Provides an overview of the unique hazards emergency responders may encounter when responding to a terrorist event.

3/2014

Documentation of Field Data during a FRMAC Response

ERM169DW Instructs Radiological Assistance Program (RAP) team and Consequence Management Response Team (CMRT) members supporting a CMRT/FRMAC (Federal Radiological Monitoring and Assessment Center) response how to use the FRMAC DOE/NNSA Monitoring & Sampling Field Team standard written forms to collect data in the field.

2/2015

EMERGENCY RESPONSE ORGANIZATION (ERO) COURSES COURSE TITLE ID # DESCRIPTION DEV. DATE

Emergency Response Organization Overview

ERO102DW Introduces the ERO structure, the ERO functions, and ERO positions and discusses how to staff the ERO and the operational aspects of the ERO.

4/2011

10 Point Monitoring Strategy

ERO103DW Helps students become familiar with the 10 Point Monitoring Strategy for rapid gathering of initial monitoring data after a release of radioactive material.

4/2013


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EMERGENCY TERMINATION AND RECOVERY (ETR) COURSE COURSE TITLE ID # DESCRIPTION DEV. DATE

Emergency Termination and Recovery Overview

ETR101DW Identifies DOE Order 151.1C requirements for termination of Emergency Operations, and the procedures necessary for recovery activities directed at restoring the facility and area affected by the emergency to a safe, pre-incident condition.

10/2009

EMERGENCY TRAINING AND DRILLS (ETD) COURSE COURSE TITLE ID # DESCRIPTION DEV. DATE

Introduction to Training and Drills

ETD101DE Serves as an orientation to the role and application of training and drills in the DOE/NNSA Emergency Management System and identifies what to expect from a comprehensive training and drills program according to DOE/NNSA directives and guidance.

5/2020

EXERCISE PROGRAM (EXR) COURSES COURSE TITLE ID # DESCRIPTION DEV. DATE

Overview of the DOE/NNSA Emergency Exercise Program

EXR101DE Provides students with a conceptual understanding of the DOE/NNSA exercise requirements, types of exercises, the exercise planning process, and resources that are available to assist each facility/site in the development of the exercise package.

4/2020

Exercise Control EXR104DW Identifies the purpose of the control organization, its personnel, and the methods used to effectively control exercises as required by DOE guidance and directives.

2/2014

Optimize Site Exercise Programs

EXR109DW Provides strategies to optimize site exercise programs for those who develop, implement, manage and oversee site level Department of Energy (DOE) / National Nuclear Security Administration (NNSA) exercise programs.

10/2014

Fundamentals of Emergency Management Exercise Design

EXR131DE Provides students with an overview of an effective approach to the design and development of exercises that meet DOE/NNSA requirements and guidance for ensuring effective exercise design.

8/2017

Exercise Builder EXR132DE Introduces Federal and contractor employees assigned as Exercise Planners and associated staff to the basic features and functions of Exercise Builder v8 including entering data and generating, saving, and printing exercise plan components.

12/2017

Developing Exercise Objectives

EXR152DE This tutorial has been updated to comply with DOE Order 151.1D, Comprehensive Emergency Management System, and the DOE 151.1 guidance series and focuses on developing sound exercise objectives that form the basis for exercise development, scenario materials, and control and/or evaluation organizations for operations-based exercises.

12/2017


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Developing Exercise Scenarios

EXR153DE This tutorial has been updated to comply with DOE Order 151.1D, Comprehensive Emergency Management System, and the DOE 151.1 guidance series and focuses on developing exercise scenarios, scenario materials, and control and/or evaluation organizations for operations-based exercises.

12/2017

Basic Exercise Controller and Evaluator Training

EXR154DE Introduces Federal and contractor employees assigned as Controllers, Evaluators, and/or Controller/Evaluator to the standard basic techniques of exercise control and evaluation as outlined in the DOE Guide 151.1-3.

2/2018

Exercise Responder/ Player Briefing

EXR155DE Prepares emergency responders and players prior to their participation in Department of Energy and National Nuclear Security Administration (DOE/NNSA) site/facility emergency exercises and drills.

9/2016

HAZARDS SURVEY AND HAZARDS ASSESSMENT COURSE COURSE TITLE ID # DESCRIPTION DEV. DATE

Hazards Survey and Hazards Assessment Overview

HAS101DW Introduces personnel to the DOE Emergency Management System and the “Commensurate with Hazards” approach to hazard identification, analysis, planning and preparedness. Specialized terminology associated with hazards identification, screening and analysis is defined and the impacts that may result from releases of hazardous materials to the environment are described, as are the uses of Hazards Assessment results to create emergency plans and preparations that are commensurate with hazards at each facility.

10/2009

NATIONAL ATMOSPHERIC RELEASE ADVISORY CENTER (NARAC) COURSES COURSE TITLE ID # DESCRIPTION DEV. DATE

NARAC Dispersion Modeling

NARAC101 Provides a brief overview of NARAC’s role as an emergency response asset and its capabilities, and is followed by a comprehensive look at the terminology and science behind NARAC products to provide NARAC software users with an understanding of both the information needed to request a NARAC calculation and the resulting products.

2/2010

NARAC Web NARAC102 Describes the basic use of the NARAC Web software interface, placing an emphasis on creating and submitting NARAC model runs, viewing the results of completed runs and other NARAC information, as well as the process of sharing your model predictions, reports and data with other NARAC Web users.

2/2010


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NUCLEAR RESPONSE GROUP READINESS OPERATIONS CENTER (NRGROC) COURSE COURSE TITLE ID # DESCRIPTION DEV. DATE

NRGROC Small Quantity Universal Waste (UW) Generator

NRGROC100DW

Identifies standards for small quantity handlers of universal waste (UW) for onsite federal and contractor personnel required by 40 CFR Part 273 subpart B and the New Mexico Administrative Code 20.4.1.1001.

4/2015

OFFICE OF EMERGENCY POLICY (OEP) COURSES COURSE TITLE ID # DESCRIPTION DEV. DATE

What's New in DOE O 151.1D?

OEP101DW Identifies the changes in DOE O 151.1D, along with why the Order changed, where the needed information can be found, what the most significant changes are that could immediately be an impact and the All-Hazards Survey.

3/2017

Develop, Tailor and Use of Criteria Review and Approach Documents

OEP201DW Addresses the DOE requirements, purpose, elements, and processes involved with Criteria Review and Approach Documents (CRADs) used by Federal Line Management to improve Emergency Management (EM) across the DOE/NNSA organization, ensuring consistency of approach to readiness assurance assessments.

5/2016

OFFICE OF EMERGENCY RESPONSE (OER) COURSES COURSE TITLE ID # DESCRIPTION DEV. DATE

Radiation and Pager/Pager-S

OER103DW Delivers basic information about radiation fundamentals and provides information on the operation of the Sensor Technologies' Pager® and Pager-S® radiation detectors.

2/2010

Introduction to Radiation

OER105DW Introduces students to basic information on radiological fundamentals, biological effects of radiation, types of contamination, and a historical perspective through text, animation, and interactive review.

8/2010

Crisis/Critical Communications

OER122DW Identifies the process of developing an effective message using the techniques of message mapping.

2/2010

OFFSITE RESPONSE INTERFACES (ORI) COURSE COURSE TITLE ID # DESCRIPTION DEV. DATE

Managing Offsite Response Interfaces

ORI101DW Provides basic information on DOE Offsite Response Interfaces and general concepts for establishing and maintaining offsite response interfaces with particular emphasis on the requirements of DOE Order 151.1 and the guidance of DOE Guide 151.1-1 (Volume III).

1/2010

PROTECTIVE ACTION AND REENTRY (PAR) COURSES COURSE TITLE ID # DESCRIPTION DEV. DATE

Protective Action and Reentry Overview

PAR101DW Assists DOE/NNSA facilities/sites in complying with the requirements of DOE Order 151.1C, Comprehensive Emergency Management System, following the guidance in DOE Guide 151.1-4, Chapter 7, and Protective Actions & Reentry.

1/2011


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Protective Actions and Reentry for Decision-Makers

PAR200DW Designed for DOE/NNSA Federal and Contractor Employees responsible for implementing and recommending Protective Actions and planning reentry activities to ensure the health and safety of responders, workers, and the public.

12/2012

RADIOLOGICAL ASSISTANCE PROGRAM (RAP) COURSES COURSE TITLE ID # DESCRIPTION DEV. DATE

Data Processing Systems

RAP130DW Introduces software applications used by RAP teams for communications, plume modeling, triage, search, and Consequence Management related software, as well as reporting practices.

3/2014

Principles of Navigation

RAP140DW Provides a general overview of various types of maps and their unique functions and an understanding of how these benefit a RAP response. It also introduces basic concepts associated with the Global Positioning Satellite (GPS) system.

2/2014

Information Security for RAP Responders

RAP160DW Identifies basic Operations Security (OPSEC), Information Security (INFOSEC) and Classified Information Systems Security which includes Communications Security (COMSEC) principles and practices needed for any hazardous response.

3/2014

Response Agency Network

RAP170DW Introduces RAP teams to specific guidance on how to effectively interface with law enforcement officials and other first responders at a bombing crime scene. It provides instruction on how to carefully work within a crime scene to protect potentially critical evidence.

3/2014

Radiological-Related Crime Scene Interface

RAP171DW Provides RAP team members a working-level knowledge of radiological-related (rad-related) crime scene assistance and the issues to be addressed in supporting Local Law Enforcement (LLE) or FBI.

3/2014

Radiological Assistance Program (RAP) Overview

RAP190DW Presents an overview of the RAP mission, organizational structure, and capabilities; general deployment procedures; and RAP team configuration.

3/2014

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