Dates

Class Name

Prereqs

Min/Max Class Size

June 23-26

Mon-Thur

RESL Resource Unit Leader (NWCG)

The Resources Unit Leader establishes all incident check-in activities including preparing and processing resource status information and maintaining a master list of resources assigned to the incident and their assignment at the incident. The RESL supervises the Status/Check-in Recorder and reports to the Planning Section Chief. The RESL works in the Planning functional area.

Required Prerequisites

• ICS 100 Intro to ICS
• ICS 200 ICS for Single Resources
• ICS 300 Intermediate ICS
• ICS 700 NIMS
• ICS 800 National Response Framework

Recommended Prerequisites

• ICS 400 Advanced ICS
• O305 All-Hazards Incident Management Team Intro

8/20

IMTA Member: $330

NonMember: $405

June 26-27

Thurs-Fri

S-248 Status Check In Recorder

Introduces tools and techniques used to perform the duties of a status check-in recorder. Provides an overview of what a student can expect if dispatched to an incident.         

Required Prerequisites

• ICS 100 Intro to ICS
• ICS 200 ICS for Single Resources
• ICS 300 Intermediate ICS
• ICS 400 Advanced ICS
• ICS 700 NIMS
• ICS 800 National Response Framework
• L-180 Human Factors

8/20

IMTA Member: $230

NonMember: $305

June 23-26

Mon-Thurs

ITSL Information Technology Service Unit Leader

The ITSL supports the technical aspects of incident management within the Communications Unit regarding IT network, systems, and peripherals.

Required Prerequisites

• ICS 100 Intro to ICS
• ICS 200 ICS for Single Resources
• ICS 300 Intermediate ICS
• ICS 700 NIMS
• ICS 800 National Response Framework

Recommended Prerequisites

• ICS 400 Advanced ICS
• O305 All-Hazards Incident Management Team Intro

8/20

IMTA Member: $330

NonMember: $405

June 23-27

Mon-Fri

FACL Facilities Unit Leader (NWCG)

The Facilities Unit Leader is responsible for organizing and supervising the Facilities Unit. The FACL establishes Incident Command Post, spike camps, incident facilities, and incident base facilities. The FACL may supervise Base Camp Managers, contractors, and Camp Crews

Required Prerequisites

• ICS 100 Intro to ICS
• ICS 200 ICS for Single Resources
• ICS 300 Intermediate ICS
• ICS 700 NIMS
• ICS 800 National Response Framework

Recommended Prerequisites

• ISC 400 Advanced ICS
• O305 All-Hazards Incident Management Team Intro

8/20

IMTA Member: $375

NonMember: $450

June 26-27

Thurs-Fri

Effective Team Command and Coordination for IMT Leaders

This two-day workshop, hosted by the Palmetto Incident Support Team, is designed for leaders of incident management teams who are looking to enhance their skills in orchestrating complex response efforts, as well as gain understanding of best practices with regard to the business management of a team.  Join us for this unique opportunity to expand your knowledge, refine your leadership approach, and connect with other IMT leaders.  This workshop includes a field trip to the State Emergency Operations Center (transportation provided, ID required).  Workshop topics include, but are not limited to:

·    Commander’s Intent: Explore methods for defining and communicating a clear vision, mission and leader’s intent, along with actionable objectives, ensuring alignment and unity of effort across all levels of response.

·    Team Administrative Management: Learn best practices for organizing, motivating, and managing team personnel effectively, as well as a discussion on position task books and other required documentation.  

·    Reimbursement: Gain an in-depth understanding of financial tracking, documentation, and reimbursement requirements critical for cost recovery and accountability.

·    Scaling Response Efforts:  Discuss strategies for effectively scaling an incident from a local level to a coordinated federal response and back, and managing the complexities involved in these transitions.

·    EOC Relations: Enhance collaboration with Emergency Operations Centers to streamline communication, resource allocation, and response efforts.  

Audience: Leaders/Managers of Incident Management Teams

10/20

IMTA Member: $230

NonMember: $305

June 23-25

Mon-Wed

S-620 Area Command

The course provides why, when, where and how Area Command is established, and the organization, facilities, communications required and demobilization process under an Area Command organization. It also covers the organizational relationships between Area Command and incidents, and between an Area Command and jurisdictional authorities.

Audience: Intended for senior personnel expected to perform in a management capacity in an area command/complex incident environment.

Required Prerequisites

• ICS 300 Intermediate ICS
• ICS 400 Advanced ICS

20/150

IMTA Member: $275

NonMember: $350

June 26-27

Thurs-Fri

S-236 Staging Area Manager

This course is intended to enhance and exercise the student’s knowledge of NIMS and ICS as it pertains to performing the numerous duties of the STAM throughout a response. This course provides government, private industry, and emergency responders with a robust understanding of the duties, responsibilities, and capabilities of an effective STAM.

Required Prerequisites

• ICS 300 Intermediate ICS
• ICS 400 Advanced ICS

20/150

IMTA Member: $230

NonMember: $305

June 23-25

Mon-Wed

DIVS Division/Group Supervisor (NWCG)

The Division/Group Supervisor implements their assigned portion of the Incident Action Plan and is responsible for all operations conducted in the division/group, on wildland fire incidents. The DIVS supervises assigned resources and reports to an Operation Sections Chief or other assigned supervisor. The DIVS works in the Operations functional area.              

Required Prerequisites

• ICS 100 Intro to ICS
• ICS 200 ICS for Single Resources
• ICS 300 Intermediate ICS
• ICS 700 NIMS
• ICS 800 National Response Framework

Recommended Prerequisites

• ICS 400 Advanced ICS
• O305 All-Hazards Incident Management Team Intro

8/25

IMTA Member: $275

NonMember: $350