Law Enforcement Training - Homeland Security

UPDATED IN 2007!

Designed for security and maintenance personnel, school officials, building management, government officials, fire and police, crisis management teams, and others who may respond to bomb threats as a part of their duties.

• The type of locations bombers are most likely to target
• Steps that building management can take to harden the site against becoming a potential target.
• Major elements of a bomb incident plan
• Chain of command
• Setting up a command center
• Developing a communications plan
• Alerting, evacuation and search procedures
• How to substantiate the threat
• Responsibilities of the on-site emergency manager
• When to order an evacuation
• Coded alerts and low-profile searches
• The role of the bomb squad
• Anthrax scares
• Recognizing a potential bomb
• Searching for secondary devices. 25 minutes.

Bio-Terrorism/Anthrax Awareness: One of the most sought after topic experts in the teaches you about Bio-Terrorism. Anthrax and other weapons of mass destruction are discussed.

Helpful resources for those in Criminal Justice Education. This package addresses timely topics for law enforcement including some of the most important issues facing them today. Technical committees members for each program are custom selected and include world-class authorities on the topic. Titles included (see program descriptions below):

• Response to Illicit Drug Labs - Preparedness training for responders who may encounter a meth lab during routine calls, or may be in... 
• Terrorism: Roll Call Edition - The same great programming as the Terrorism Response series, newly formatted to suit organizations with limited training time. Ideal for daily roll calls. Copyright 2005
• Suicide Bomber - Plan for, recognize and respond to suicide terrorism with this award winning film!
• Hazmat/WMD Self Protection - Studies situations when police need to use respiratory protection and protective clothing
• Detecting Weapons of Mass Destruction - Air monitoring and sampling protocols for suspected WMD incidents
  HazMat/WMD Awareness - Training to recognize the difference between a hazmat incident and other emergencies and to implement
• Protective Actions: Evacuation/Shelter in Place - Develop an emergency evacuation plan! Training for personnel who may order or carry out an evacuation.

Learn to organize and carry out an emergency evacuation plan. Training for emergency response personnel: incident commanders, police officers, emergency management personnel, National Guard troops, hazmat teams, firefighters, security personnel, dispatchers, emergency operations center personnel, and others who might be involved in ordering or carrying out protective actions. Topics covered:

• Issues to consider when deciding whether to implement protective actions
• Deciding between evacuation and shelter in place
• Steps to take for both procedures
• Covers both incidents that are anticipated and those that come with no warning
• Covers both pre-emergency and post-emergency evacuations
• Determining the evacuation area
• Alerting the public
• Determining evacuation routes and methods
• Re-entry of evacuees
• Precautions to be taken to keep people safe indoors
• Covers sheltering in residences, commercial buildings, schools, hospitals, and vehicles
• Termination procedures

The HazChem Series is an on-going series of training films produced by Emergency Film Group. Each program introduces fundamental lessons about safe handling and emergency response procedures for a specific chemical or class of chemicals. Each includes footage of actual incidents combined with action-packed realistic training scenarios to get students up close as fire fighters, police, EMTs, and industry teams carry out procedures to mitigate incidents involving hazardous products. Each Hazchem programs teaches:

• Hazardous properties of the product
• Occupancies where they are found
• Proper protective clothing
• Decontamination procedures
• Proper response to leaks, spills or fires
• Emergency medical treatment

• Benzene Toluene and Xylene - Learn to respond safely to dangerous aromatic hydrocarbon incidents!

• Hazardous Waste - Learn how emergency responders identify unknown substances and prepare a defensive response

• Inorganic Oxidizers - Training for emergency response personnel who may be called upon to respond to a leak, spill

• Propane Butane and Propylene - Learn to manage LPG emergencies!
   
• Sulfuric Acid and Hydrochloric Acid - Hazards of and safe response to the most widely encountered acids. EFG's all-time best seller, used ... 

• Anhydrous Ammonia - New update! Learn to avoid accidents and respond safely to incidents involving this deadly gas!
   
• Chlorine - Hazards of and safe response to incidents involving this deadly gas

• Hydrogen Sulfide - Valuable training for petroleum and other industrial personnel who may encounter hydrogen sulfide in... 

• Pesticides - Learn about EPA labels, symptoms of exposure, and first aid for victims of pesticide poisoning!

• Sodium Hydroxide and Potassium Hydroxide - Caustics are reactive ... Workers and emergency personnel must learn to avoid accidents and respond

Hospitals and other healthcare facilities need an emergency management plan for any type of event that adversely affects the facility. This film provides up-to-date training about the Hospital Incident Command System (HICS), a nationally-recognized system for hospitals that integrates with management systems used by other emergency organizations. Topics covered:

• Concepts of HICS
• Roles & responsibilties of the key players in HICS
• Safety Zones
• Decon Unit roles in HICS
• Relationship to the National Incident Management System

Release - 2002

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Most emergency situations arise with very little warning, and we now know that a terrorist attack can strike in any form. Facility Security: The Critical Link video highlights important points in maintaining facility security and explains that in an emergency situation, human intelligence is the critical link.

This DVD covers these vital topics:

• Bombs, fire, fraud, chemical and biological weapons
• Security measures and ID checks
• Perimeter security and building access
• Recognizing suspicious activity
• Electronic security and cyber-terrorism
• HazMat safety/transportation

Protect yourself, your co-workers and your world from emergency situations with this important new handout, highlighting points in maintaining facility security.

17 minute VHS or DVD video purchase includes 10 employee handouts

• Facility Security: The Critical Link - DVD $595.00

This new professional PowerPoint presentation does the training for you. Now it's easier than ever to deliver effective training on required OSHA training regulations and frequent accident causes in both English and Spanish.

This 24 Title Library covers all the topics you need to keep your employees up to date on their OSHA training.

Each title features:

• A customizable PowerPoint presentation in Spanish and English
• Detailed slide show notes in Spanish and English
• A reproducible handout in Spanish and English
• A comprehensive quiz in Spanish and English
• A customizable training completion certificate in Spanish and English

  Titles include:

• Hazard Communication
• Forklift Operator Safety
• Bloodborne Pathogens - General
• Emergency Action & Fire Prevention
• Back Safety
• Slips, Trips, & Falls
• Permit-Required Confined Space - Entrant
• PPE - Eye Protection
• Portable Power Tool Safety
• Machine Guarding
• Permit-Required Confined Space - Attendant
• Defensive Driving
• Fire Extinguishers
• Fall Protection in Construction
• PPE - Hand Protection
• Lockout/Tagout - Authorized Employees
• New Employee Safety Orientation
• Electrical Safety - Unqualified Worker
• Ergonomics - Industrial
• MSDS
• Noise & Hearing Conservation
• New Employee Orientation
• Sexual Harassment - What Employees Need to Know
• Workplace Safety for Employes

• Spanish/English Safety Click 'n Train 24-Title Library - PowerPoint $2,299.00 [Add to Cart]