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MODULE 2 UNIT 1

This training module covers potential targets of terrorism, recognition of WMD incidents, response precautions, secondary hazards, disaster planning, intelligence collection, and response plans.

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MODULE 2 UNIT 1

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  1. MODULE 2UNIT 1 Training at the Awareness Level Review

  2. Unit 1 Learning Objective Each student will demonstrate a working knowledge of the awareness training materials as related to use of weapons of mass destruction

  3. Student Performance Objectives (cont.) • Describe Potential Locations of terrorist acts and identify possible targets. • Describe how recognition is one of the most important aspects of a response to and incident. • Describe why WMD incidents require a safer response as compared to routine fire responses. • Describe what EMS personnel should be watchful for at the incident.

  4. Student Performance Objectives (cont.) • Describe the types of clues for threat recognition. • Describe the scene warning signs of WMD use. • Describe what responders should be watchful for as secondary hazards during a response.

  5. Student Performance Objectives (cont.) • Describe your role and how to implement a disaster plan and the advantages of such a plan. • Describe who will and how to collect intelligence at the scene of a WMD incident. • Describe the four types of plans for response.

  6. The Standard • “Students must have completed adequate and proper training at the awareness level for events involving hazardous materials, and for WMD and other specialized training.”

  7. Potential Targets • Whether you are in a densely populated metropolis or a quiet rural setting, there are potential targets for terrorism. The targets may differ but the intent is the same no matter where you are.

  8. Who are the Targets • You are

  9. Recognition • Recognition is the single most important thing you can do as a responder to a potential WMD event. • Special responses • Special Fire responses • Special EMS responses

  10. Clues for Recognition • Occupancy/Location • Type of Event • Timing of Event • On Scene Warning Signs

  11. Identification • Secondary devices Always be alert to the possibility that the hazard has been set on purpose. Responders should always be vigilant of secondary devices.

  12. CBRNE TRACEM-P Preplans ERP Hazard and Risk Analysis Signs and Symptoms Bio, Chem, Rad Treatment Emergency Decon Terms Review

  13. Planning for Response

  14. Planning for Response (cont.) • Generic Plans • Site-Specific • Risk-Specific • Function-Specific • Public works WMD response

  15. Collection of Intelligence • Responders should keep their attention focused during all responses.

  16. Vulnerability Assessment • Public Works • Direct Threats and Collateral Damage • Potential impact and consequences on public works facilities

  17. Joint training exercises

  18. Unit 1 Review Quiz

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