Emergency Management Response for Dynamic Populations Course - Train Scenario
Course only. Travel is at the expense of the student participant. Lunch will be provided each day. A welcome packet with suggested hotels, restaurants, activities, and times of travel will be included along with the finalized schedule.
Must attend the full training course to be certified, no exceptions. It is HIGHLY recommended that you do not travel to or from the training site on the same day of training. This is an immersive experience with long hours (10-12 hours).
Hotel Group Rate will be provided in Welcome Packet (mid-summer timeline)
DyPop : Hot Mess Express
An emergency management leadership course focusing on response tactics during terrorist attacks. Hot Mess Express includes an immersive exercise during an intentional train derailment scenario.
*Tentative Schedule
Training & Exercise: Ambipar Response Training Facilities
October 21st:
In-bound Travel Day
October 22nd: Training Day 1
08:00am Welcome to EM Response for Dynamic Populations
08:30-11:30 Skill Stations
11:30-13:00 Lunch & Special Presentation – Case Study
13:00-16:30 Scenario Stations
16:30-15:30 Wrap Up
17:30-19:00 Dinner & Travel to Social Event 1
19:00-21:30 Social Event 1 - Considerations of Disaster Response
21:30 – Travel back to hotels
October 23rd: Training Day 2
08:00am Day 2 Overview
08:30-11:30 Skill Stations
11:30-13:00 Lunch & Special Presentation – Case Study
13:00-16:30 Scenario Stations
16:30-15:30 Wrap Up
15:30-19:00 Dinner & Travel to Social Event 2
19:00-20:00 Incident Review
20:00-22:00 Special Guest Presentation & Networking Event
22:00- Travel back to hotels
October 24th: The Finale – Real-time Simulated Disaster
08:00am Disaster Breaks out
08:30-18:30 Disaster Response (No Scheduled breaks, but food will be provided)
18:30-19:30 Dinner Provided- AAR provided by Mentor Instructors
19:30-20:30 Presentation of Certificates & Awards
October 25th:
Outbound Travel Day
Purpose of The Readiness Lab Training & Certification Program
It’s time to elevate to next level of emergency management. We are the catalysts of industry innovation. We know that “what’s always worked” will be insufficient in future disasters. Emergency managers need to build their organizational capacity to better integrate with response and non-response stakeholders.
The Readiness Lab Training and Certification Program (training) will provide the best atmosphere for like-minded leaders to learn the skills necessary to reduce the impacts of all phases of disaster.
Our training will test their limits. Our training style utilizes a collaborative environment between students and SME Mentor Instructors. Ultimately, we want the field of emergency management to be successful, as successful, as successful emergency managers reduce disaster impacts.
These programs are developed by emergency managers and instructed by field experts. They are intended for career professionals with field experience. We do not teach the fundamentals - we build upon them.
Emergency Management Response for Dynamic Populations - Overview
Approach
Immersive emergency management training for the next generation of leaders.
Focus
An emergency manager who is responsible for the safety of dynamic populations within a specific sphere of influence. Examples include overseeing venues, airports, campuses, hotels, amusement parks, or other like areas where a multi-language, multi-cultural populations may congregate for a short term.
Outcome
Emergency managers must think strategically when coordinating large-scale response efforts. Participants will return to their organizations with an enhanced understanding of disaster response and the adoption of best practices in emergency management, including stakeholder coordination, data acquisition, and deliberate mitigation actions.
The Finale
· Terrorists impact a hazmat rail line, causing cascading impacts in the region
· Ops period simulated
· Adventure as you go: the choices made by the participant groups will determine the outcomes
· The 6 Competencies tested
6 Competencies
1. Evacuation
2. Messaging
3. CBRN Counter-Terrorism
4. Command
5. Mass Care
6. Medical
Number of Participants
· Total 48
Location (Tentative)
· Pueblo, Colorado - Ambipar Response Training Facilities
· Hotel: We have secured the federal rate at the hotel, link and location will be provided in student welcome packet
Dates
· Training: October 22-24
· Monday [Travel]
· Tuesday-Thursday [Day Training, Night Events]
· Friday [Travel]
The Legal Stuff
The Readiness Lab is a brand owned and operated by Doberman Emergency Management Group LLC (Doberman). By taking this course, you agree to allow picture, audio, and video recording during the full three-day event. These images and audio or video recordings, which may appear to be live streams, will be owned expressly by Doberman and may be used in social media, marketing, website usage or any other business related product or service. This training certification addresses known best practice in general emergency management activities. By purchasing you agree with and recognize that the Skill Stations, Scenario Stations, and Finale Exercise are led by emergency services subject matter experts. Doberman Emergency Management Group LLC is not liable for the education or implementation of emergency management best practices in your career or represented organization. Continual education is a necessity in emergency and disaster management. Doberman Emergency Management Group LLC is not liable for any incident throughout your career or organization that you may be representing as participant in this three-day event. The scenarios presented in the training may change, update, or enhance, based on the needs of the participants. The scenarios presented in this event do not represent the training competencies, rather are a simulated, hypothetical stress inducing moment that simulates emergency management decision making, collaboration, and team work. This is a leadership training, not a specific scenario training.
Course only. Travel is at the expense of the student participant. Lunch will be provided each day. A welcome packet with suggested hotels, restaurants, activities, and times of travel will be included along with the finalized schedule.
Must attend the full training course to be certified, no exceptions. It is HIGHLY recommended that you do not travel to or from the training site on the same day of training. This is an immersive experience with long hours (10-12 hours).
Hotel Group Rate will be provided in Welcome Packet (mid-summer timeline)
DyPop : Hot Mess Express
An emergency management leadership course focusing on response tactics during terrorist attacks. Hot Mess Express includes an immersive exercise during an intentional train derailment scenario.
*Tentative Schedule
Training & Exercise: Ambipar Response Training Facilities
October 21st:
In-bound Travel Day
October 22nd: Training Day 1
08:00am Welcome to EM Response for Dynamic Populations
08:30-11:30 Skill Stations
11:30-13:00 Lunch & Special Presentation – Case Study
13:00-16:30 Scenario Stations
16:30-15:30 Wrap Up
17:30-19:00 Dinner & Travel to Social Event 1
19:00-21:30 Social Event 1 - Considerations of Disaster Response
21:30 – Travel back to hotels
October 23rd: Training Day 2
08:00am Day 2 Overview
08:30-11:30 Skill Stations
11:30-13:00 Lunch & Special Presentation – Case Study
13:00-16:30 Scenario Stations
16:30-15:30 Wrap Up
15:30-19:00 Dinner & Travel to Social Event 2
19:00-20:00 Incident Review
20:00-22:00 Special Guest Presentation & Networking Event
22:00- Travel back to hotels
October 24th: The Finale – Real-time Simulated Disaster
08:00am Disaster Breaks out
08:30-18:30 Disaster Response (No Scheduled breaks, but food will be provided)
18:30-19:30 Dinner Provided- AAR provided by Mentor Instructors
19:30-20:30 Presentation of Certificates & Awards
October 25th:
Outbound Travel Day
Purpose of The Readiness Lab Training & Certification Program
It’s time to elevate to next level of emergency management. We are the catalysts of industry innovation. We know that “what’s always worked” will be insufficient in future disasters. Emergency managers need to build their organizational capacity to better integrate with response and non-response stakeholders.
The Readiness Lab Training and Certification Program (training) will provide the best atmosphere for like-minded leaders to learn the skills necessary to reduce the impacts of all phases of disaster.
Our training will test their limits. Our training style utilizes a collaborative environment between students and SME Mentor Instructors. Ultimately, we want the field of emergency management to be successful, as successful, as successful emergency managers reduce disaster impacts.
These programs are developed by emergency managers and instructed by field experts. They are intended for career professionals with field experience. We do not teach the fundamentals - we build upon them.
Emergency Management Response for Dynamic Populations - Overview
Approach
Immersive emergency management training for the next generation of leaders.
Focus
An emergency manager who is responsible for the safety of dynamic populations within a specific sphere of influence. Examples include overseeing venues, airports, campuses, hotels, amusement parks, or other like areas where a multi-language, multi-cultural populations may congregate for a short term.
Outcome
Emergency managers must think strategically when coordinating large-scale response efforts. Participants will return to their organizations with an enhanced understanding of disaster response and the adoption of best practices in emergency management, including stakeholder coordination, data acquisition, and deliberate mitigation actions.
The Finale
· Terrorists impact a hazmat rail line, causing cascading impacts in the region
· Ops period simulated
· Adventure as you go: the choices made by the participant groups will determine the outcomes
· The 6 Competencies tested
6 Competencies
1. Evacuation
2. Messaging
3. CBRN Counter-Terrorism
4. Command
5. Mass Care
6. Medical
Number of Participants
· Total 48
Location (Tentative)
· Pueblo, Colorado - Ambipar Response Training Facilities
· Hotel: We have secured the federal rate at the hotel, link and location will be provided in student welcome packet
Dates
· Training: October 22-24
· Monday [Travel]
· Tuesday-Thursday [Day Training, Night Events]
· Friday [Travel]
The Legal Stuff
The Readiness Lab is a brand owned and operated by Doberman Emergency Management Group LLC (Doberman). By taking this course, you agree to allow picture, audio, and video recording during the full three-day event. These images and audio or video recordings, which may appear to be live streams, will be owned expressly by Doberman and may be used in social media, marketing, website usage or any other business related product or service. This training certification addresses known best practice in general emergency management activities. By purchasing you agree with and recognize that the Skill Stations, Scenario Stations, and Finale Exercise are led by emergency services subject matter experts. Doberman Emergency Management Group LLC is not liable for the education or implementation of emergency management best practices in your career or represented organization. Continual education is a necessity in emergency and disaster management. Doberman Emergency Management Group LLC is not liable for any incident throughout your career or organization that you may be representing as participant in this three-day event. The scenarios presented in the training may change, update, or enhance, based on the needs of the participants. The scenarios presented in this event do not represent the training competencies, rather are a simulated, hypothetical stress inducing moment that simulates emergency management decision making, collaboration, and team work. This is a leadership training, not a specific scenario training.
Course only. Travel is at the expense of the student participant. Lunch will be provided each day. A welcome packet with suggested hotels, restaurants, activities, and times of travel will be included along with the finalized schedule.
Must attend the full training course to be certified, no exceptions. It is HIGHLY recommended that you do not travel to or from the training site on the same day of training. This is an immersive experience with long hours (10-12 hours).
Hotel Group Rate will be provided in Welcome Packet (mid-summer timeline)
DyPop : Hot Mess Express
An emergency management leadership course focusing on response tactics during terrorist attacks. Hot Mess Express includes an immersive exercise during an intentional train derailment scenario.
*Tentative Schedule
Training & Exercise: Ambipar Response Training Facilities
October 21st:
In-bound Travel Day
October 22nd: Training Day 1
08:00am Welcome to EM Response for Dynamic Populations
08:30-11:30 Skill Stations
11:30-13:00 Lunch & Special Presentation – Case Study
13:00-16:30 Scenario Stations
16:30-15:30 Wrap Up
17:30-19:00 Dinner & Travel to Social Event 1
19:00-21:30 Social Event 1 - Considerations of Disaster Response
21:30 – Travel back to hotels
October 23rd: Training Day 2
08:00am Day 2 Overview
08:30-11:30 Skill Stations
11:30-13:00 Lunch & Special Presentation – Case Study
13:00-16:30 Scenario Stations
16:30-15:30 Wrap Up
15:30-19:00 Dinner & Travel to Social Event 2
19:00-20:00 Incident Review
20:00-22:00 Special Guest Presentation & Networking Event
22:00- Travel back to hotels
October 24th: The Finale – Real-time Simulated Disaster
08:00am Disaster Breaks out
08:30-18:30 Disaster Response (No Scheduled breaks, but food will be provided)
18:30-19:30 Dinner Provided- AAR provided by Mentor Instructors
19:30-20:30 Presentation of Certificates & Awards
October 25th:
Outbound Travel Day
Purpose of The Readiness Lab Training & Certification Program
It’s time to elevate to next level of emergency management. We are the catalysts of industry innovation. We know that “what’s always worked” will be insufficient in future disasters. Emergency managers need to build their organizational capacity to better integrate with response and non-response stakeholders.
The Readiness Lab Training and Certification Program (training) will provide the best atmosphere for like-minded leaders to learn the skills necessary to reduce the impacts of all phases of disaster.
Our training will test their limits. Our training style utilizes a collaborative environment between students and SME Mentor Instructors. Ultimately, we want the field of emergency management to be successful, as successful, as successful emergency managers reduce disaster impacts.
These programs are developed by emergency managers and instructed by field experts. They are intended for career professionals with field experience. We do not teach the fundamentals - we build upon them.
Emergency Management Response for Dynamic Populations - Overview
Approach
Immersive emergency management training for the next generation of leaders.
Focus
An emergency manager who is responsible for the safety of dynamic populations within a specific sphere of influence. Examples include overseeing venues, airports, campuses, hotels, amusement parks, or other like areas where a multi-language, multi-cultural populations may congregate for a short term.
Outcome
Emergency managers must think strategically when coordinating large-scale response efforts. Participants will return to their organizations with an enhanced understanding of disaster response and the adoption of best practices in emergency management, including stakeholder coordination, data acquisition, and deliberate mitigation actions.
The Finale
· Terrorists impact a hazmat rail line, causing cascading impacts in the region
· Ops period simulated
· Adventure as you go: the choices made by the participant groups will determine the outcomes
· The 6 Competencies tested
6 Competencies
1. Evacuation
2. Messaging
3. CBRN Counter-Terrorism
4. Command
5. Mass Care
6. Medical
Number of Participants
· Total 48
Location (Tentative)
· Pueblo, Colorado - Ambipar Response Training Facilities
· Hotel: We have secured the federal rate at the hotel, link and location will be provided in student welcome packet
Dates
· Training: October 22-24
· Monday [Travel]
· Tuesday-Thursday [Day Training, Night Events]
· Friday [Travel]
The Legal Stuff
The Readiness Lab is a brand owned and operated by Doberman Emergency Management Group LLC (Doberman). By taking this course, you agree to allow picture, audio, and video recording during the full three-day event. These images and audio or video recordings, which may appear to be live streams, will be owned expressly by Doberman and may be used in social media, marketing, website usage or any other business related product or service. This training certification addresses known best practice in general emergency management activities. By purchasing you agree with and recognize that the Skill Stations, Scenario Stations, and Finale Exercise are led by emergency services subject matter experts. Doberman Emergency Management Group LLC is not liable for the education or implementation of emergency management best practices in your career or represented organization. Continual education is a necessity in emergency and disaster management. Doberman Emergency Management Group LLC is not liable for any incident throughout your career or organization that you may be representing as participant in this three-day event. The scenarios presented in the training may change, update, or enhance, based on the needs of the participants. The scenarios presented in this event do not represent the training competencies, rather are a simulated, hypothetical stress inducing moment that simulates emergency management decision making, collaboration, and team work. This is a leadership training, not a specific scenario training.