c. NIMS training program budget
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<br />IS700 NIMS Course Summary <br /> <br />Summary of Course Content <br /> <br />To assist jurisdictions in meeting these training and exercise needs, the NIMS Integration <br />Center will: <br /> <br />. <br /> <br />Facilitate the development of and dissemination of national standards, <br />guidelines, and protocols for incident management training. <br />Facilitate the use of modeling and simulation in training and exercise programs. <br />Define general training requirements and approved training courses for all NIMS <br />users, including instructor qualifications and course completion documentation. <br />Review and approve, with the assistance of key stakeholders, discipline-specific <br />training requirements and courses. <br /> <br />. <br /> <br />Personnel Qualification and Certification <br /> <br />Under NIMS, preparedness is based on national standards for qualification and <br />certification of emergency response personnel. Managed by the NIMS Integration <br />Center, standards will help ensure that the participating agencies' and organizations' field <br />personnel possess the minimum knowledge, skills, and experience necessary to perform <br />activities safely and effectively. <br /> <br />Standards will include training, experience, credentialing, currency, and physical and <br />medical fitness. Personnel who are certified to support interstate incidents will be <br />required to meet national qualification and certification standards. <br /> <br />Equipment Certification <br /> <br />Incident managers and emergency responders rely on various types of equipment to <br />perform mission-essential tasks. A critical component of operational preparedness is that <br />equipment performs to certain standards, including the capability to be interoperable with <br />equipment used by other jurisdictions. <br /> <br />To facilitate national equipment certification, the NIMS Integration Center will: <br /> <br />· Facilitate the development and/or publication of national equipment standards, <br />guidelines, and protocols. <br />· Review and approve lists of emergency responder equipment that meet national <br />requirements. <br /> <br />Mutual Aid Agreements and Emergency Management Assistance Compacts <br /> <br />Mutual aid agreements and Emergency Management Assistance Compacts (EMACs) <br />provide the means for one jurisdiction to provide resources or other support to another <br />jurisdiction during an incident. To facilitate the timely delivery of assistance during <br />incidents, jurisdictions (including States) are encouraged to enter into agreements with: <br /> <br />· Other jurisdictions. <br />· Private-sector and nongovernmental organizations. <br />Private organizations, such as the American Red Cross. <br /> <br />Publication Management <br /> <br />The NIMS Integration Center will manage publications dealing with domestic incident <br />management and response. Publication management will include: <br /> <br />· The development of naming and numbering conventions. <br /> <br />NIMS Page 17 <br />
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