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Water Facilities Security and Response Systems Training

full	Dec. 2-3, 2009	Brandon FL	1105Grants-31
	Dec. 8-9, 2009	Miramar Beach FL	1105Grants-29	Grant Funded: $0.00
full	Dec. 15-16, 2009	Ft. Myers FL	1105Grants-33
	Jan. 19-20, 2010	Altamonte Springs FL	1105Grants-32	Grant Funded: $0.00
	Feb. 23-24, 2010	Middleburg FL	1105Grants-36	Grant Funded: $0.00
	Mar. 3-4, 2010	Ft. Lauderdale FL	1105Grants-35	Grant Funded: $0.00

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Attributes	CEU's: 1.4 FDEP OCP DS/DW/WW CEUs: Intermediate: 43771: 1.4 FBPE PDH's 0004040: 14 Time Day One: 8:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. Time Day Two: 8:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. Middleburg Class will start at : 8:30am each day
Coordinator	Stephanie West, (352) 392-9570 x216
Description	*NEW & Updated Class!* *Description:* The University of Florida TREEO Center, in cooperation with Florida’s Department of Environmental Protection (DEP), will be presenting Water Facilities Security and Response Systems Training (WST) in communities across the State. This training is considered as an important element in emergency preparedness. The continuously updated course includes an overview of the latest emergency protocols, and features interactive scenarios aimed at improving participants’ ability to plan, coordinate and effectively respond as a crisis unfolds in their community. *Learning Objectives:* Participants will: Learn their roles in response to emergencies involving their community’s water utilities. Understand vulnerability assessments, the Incident Command System (ICS), mutual aid and their Emergency Response Plan (ERP) Engage in hands-on practice for coordination with other agencies including the Emergency Operations Center, public information and personal emergency response plans *Who Should Attend:* Personnel from the following departments and agencies: Water and Wastewater Facilities Emergency Response Health Department Regulatory Law Enforcement Fire Department So we may reach all of our intended Florida audience, please limit registration to 5 employees from each facility. Each class is limited to 40 students. *Instructor:* *Ron Trygar, CET*-Ron has recently joined the UF TREEO Center staff as our Senior Training Specialist for Water and Wastewater. He has worked in the wastewater industry for twenty five years in a variety of locations and jobs. In 1998 Ron became a Certified Environmental Trainer (CET) and has since provided training for associations and regulatory agencies such as FDEP; UF-TREEO Center; FW&PCOA Short Schools; USABlueBook; FWEA sponsored training events and local school environmental programs. He has also assisted the U.S. EPA in providing flow measurement training in Tallahassee, and along with the FDEP Northeast District, he helped begin the FRWA/FDEP joint operator certification review classes that are still given around the state today. Ron holds a Florida class A wastewater treatment operator’s license and a Florida class C drinking water operator’s license.

Attributes

CEU's: 1.4
FDEP OCP DS/DW/WW CEUs: Intermediate: 43771: 1.4
FBPE PDH's 0004040: 14
Time Day One: 8:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.
Time Day Two: 8:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.
Middleburg Class will start at : 8:30am each day

Coordinator

Stephanie West, (352) 392-9570 x216

Description

NEW & Updated Class!

Description:

The University of Florida TREEO Center, in cooperation with Florida’s Department of Environmental Protection (DEP), will be presenting Water Facilities Security and Response Systems Training (WST) in communities across the State. This training is considered as an important element in emergency preparedness.

The continuously updated course includes an overview of the latest emergency protocols, and features interactive scenarios aimed at improving participants’ ability to plan, coordinate and effectively respond as a crisis unfolds in their community.

Learning Objectives:

Participants will:

Learn their roles in response to emergencies involving their community’s water utilities.
Understand vulnerability assessments, the Incident Command System (ICS), mutual aid and their Emergency Response Plan (ERP)
Engage in hands-on practice for coordination with other agencies including the Emergency Operations Center, public information and personal emergency response plans

Who Should Attend:

Personnel from the following departments and agencies:

Water and Wastewater Facilities
Emergency Response
Health Department
Regulatory
Law Enforcement
Fire Department

So we may reach all of our intended Florida audience, please limit registration to 5 employees from each facility. Each class is limited to 40 students.

Instructor:

Ron Trygar, CET-Ron has recently joined the UF TREEO Center staff as our Senior Training Specialist for Water and Wastewater. He has worked in the wastewater industry for twenty five years in a variety of locations and jobs. In 1998 Ron became a Certified Environmental Trainer (CET) and has since provided training for associations and regulatory agencies such as FDEP; UF-TREEO Center; FW&PCOA Short Schools; USABlueBook; FWEA sponsored training events and local school environmental programs. He has also assisted the U.S. EPA in providing flow measurement training in Tallahassee, and along with the FDEP Northeast District, he helped begin the FRWA/FDEP joint operator certification review classes that are still given around the state today. Ron holds a Florida class A wastewater treatment operator’s license and a Florida class C drinking water operator’s license.

Day One

Morning

Introduction

Overview of Water Security

National Response Plan (NRP)

Break

Simple Table Top Scenario

Incident Command System (ICS)

National Incident Management System (NIMS)

Afternoon

Lunch (on your own)

Response to Protocol Toolbox

Florida Water/Wastewater Agency Response Network (FlaWARN)

Simple Table Top Scenario

Break

Guidance on Developing or Revising Emergency Response Plans

Simple Table Top Scenario

Hot Wash, Comments and Review fo Day One

Adjourn

Day Two

Morning

Overview of Enhanced Table Top Scenarios

Enhanced Scenario Number One

Hot Wash

Afternoon

Lunch (on your own)

Enhanced Scenario Number Two

Hotwash

Adjourn