2009 All-Hazard Incident Management Team Training and Education Conference
(AHIMT TEC)
About the Conference
The 2009 All-Hazard Incident Management Team Training and Education Conference (AHIMT TEC) is a grass roots, national effort developed to provide policy and decision makers, AHIMT members, training coordinators, and team managers concise and detailed information regarding the continuing development of the All-Hazard Incident Management Team Program and the best practices and lessons learned from their experiences.
Based on the huge success of the 2008 AHIMT-TEC conference and the AHIMT-TEC research paper, “Perspectives on Success: Issues and Priorities for All-Hazard Incident Management Teams,” generated from the conference, we are proud to announce the 2009 conference.
The agenda will focus on providing attendees critical information on lessons learned and best practices developed by existing all-hazard incident management teams that could be beneficial to other AHIMTs.
This continues to be a unique opportunity for the Incident Management community involved in the All-hazard Incident Management Team program including Team members, coordinators, and managers, to dialog with AHIMT program management personnel and the DHS the needed support and priorities for NIMS products that support the AHIMT program.
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2008
DHS-Compliant AHIMT Training
Oakhurst,
CA April 15, 2008 – The Incident Management Training
Consortium (IMTC) today announced the availability of the first
complete DHS-standard ICS All Hazard Incident Management Training
curriculum, as well as special application support for agencies
wanting to fund their ICS training programs through the 2008
Homeland Security Grant Program (HSGP) applications due May
1.
“Until
now 2008 DHS-standard ICS All-Hazard Training courses have
not been available,” says Jon Olney, a principal in IMTC. “In
fact, ICS has been one of the most confusing areas for training
coordinators and emergency managers, because national standards
and clear requirements were only recently finalized.” IMTC
instructors worked with DHS as content experts to develop the
current 2008-2009 ICS training standards.
According
to Olney, the new curriculum represents a significant shift
in training focus, delivering new content, clear standards
and, for the first time, a cohesive path for achieving the
national standard that training coordinators, planners, and
managers can follow.
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UASI FAQ
Incident
Command System Training
WHAT
DO TRAINING COORDINATORS MOST FREQUENTLY ASK ABOUT ICS?
What’s
required? What courses? When? In what order or in which
combinations should we handle training to optimize our training
dollars and create the best AHIMT? Who should we use that really
knows the national standard?
Until
now, ICS training has been one of the more confusing areas for
training coordinators and emergency managers because the national
standards and clear requirements had not been developed until recently. IMTC
instructors were an integral part of that solution, working with
DHS to develop the current 2008-2009 ICS training standards.
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2008
DHS-Compliant AHIMT Training
and
Support for the May 1 HSGP Application Deadline
Oakhurst,
CA April 15, 2008 – The Incident Management Training
Consortium (IMTC) today announced the first complete DHS-compliant
ICS All Hazard Incident Management Training curriculum, as well
as special application support for agencies wanting to fund their
ICS training programs through the 2008 Homeland Security Grant
Program (HSGP) applications due May 1.
“Until
now 2008 DHS-compliant ICS All-Hazard Training courses have not
been available,” says Jon Olney, a principal in IMTC. “In
fact, ICS has been one of the most confusing areas for training
coordinators and emergency managers, because national standards
and clear requirements were only recently finalized.” IMTC
instructors worked with DHS as content experts to develop the
current 2008-2009 ICS training standards.
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