The leaders in the emergency response community and the military involved in policy decisions will find this course beneficial. This course teaches the interagency planning and response processes required for the effective handling of a domestic terrorist event. The course includes threat analysis and consequence management techniques for responding to a weapons of mass destruction incident. Attendees examine the roles and strategies of key federal governmental agencies, state and local emergency systems and the military in responding to this threat. The methodology for the conduct of this course consists of a series of lectures, panel discussions and practical exercise.
Instructors are leaders in the anti-terrorism field.
They have extensive experience in emergency management and specialize in assisting organizations with managing the consequences of terrorism. They explore risk factors, vulnerability response and psychological effects of a terrorist mass casualty incident.