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Dynamic Incident Management launches ICS I-300 (ICS for extended incidents) full online course

We bring you the all new ICS I-300 as an online course so that you can do it in the comfort of your home or office and in your own time. The online course includes:

• Full ICS I-300 training section
• Graded quizzes, examples and videos per section
• How to complete each ICS for to develop an Incident Action Plan (IAP); from which meeting/briefing, who completes it, where to obtain the information, who is responsible for the forms and final IAP
• Final graded exam
• Simulation exercises for submission
• Full SA ICS endorsed certification after successful completion of the online course
• Facilitator availability
• Virtual training sessions if needed

The first course outcome will allow you to understand the function, purpose of the planning process, the importance of putting a proper IAP together for the all-important operational period briefing. The second outcome is to allow you to decide which position you would like to pursue to become a member of an incident management team (IMT).
Course pre-requisite:  Proof of completion of ICS I100 and I200
Online Course Cost:  R3 800 (Call Michelle for a special discount!)
 
While Basic ICS (ICS I-100) is providing the foundation, feature and principles and organisational structure and ICS for Single Resources and Initial Attack Incidents (ICS I-200) on activating the structure for maintaining span of control, setting proper incident objectives for effective incident and incident resources management it is critical to understand how and when to move from initial attack to extended attack incident management. Most incident management structures (IC) ‘struggle’ to move from an initial attack responsibility, where the IC may fill most of the functional positions in the structure, to the extended incident management system and delegate a range of responsibilities.
 
To manage a complex or extended incident requires a team for effective and efficient integrated incident and incident resource management not just on the tactical side but ultimately on the functional side as well.  Many longer/extended incidents (more than one operational period) feedback is “We did not have enough resources”, it is not about not enough resources; it is about management of the resources and putting a plan in place before the operations for the next operational period begins.
 
To implement, accomplish and manage the incident and the incident resources during extended and integrated agency incidents one needs to understand how to implement, activate and manage incidents according to planning process of Incident Command System (ICS) – ICS I-300.
 
Contact: Michelle Kleinhans
Dynamic Incident Management (Pty) Ltd
Cell:  +27 (0)78 272 9089
Email: michelle@dynamicincident.co.za
www.dynamicincident.co.za

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