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2-Day Free Workshops: Emergency Response to Threats of Intentional Contamination of Public Water SuppliesOverview EPA-sponsored workshops to further assist utilities and emergency responders in preparing for threats and potential incidents. Day 1: Instructional training on emergency response including an extensive review of EPA's Response Protocol Toolbox, and a discussion of the National Incident Management System (NIMS) -- the protocol for managing public emergencies ranging from accidents and natural disasters to acts of terrorism. The NIMS instruction will focus on the Incident Command System (ICS) and the activation of Emergency Operations Centers (EOCs). Day 2: Detailed tabletop exercise centered on an intentional contamination event of a public water supply. The goal of the exercise is to bring representatives of the key response agencies together to apply the guidance provided during the first day of training. Intended Audience: The following entities are encouraged to attend: water utilities, FBI, local and state police, emergency responders, EPA, state regulatory agencies, state and local health departments, and elected officials.
Cost: Free with 16 hours earned. Training Course or Workshop Duration: 2 days Sponsor: US EPA For More Information: Registration and additional information Dates and Locations |
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