Primary Core Capability: Risk and Disaster Resilience Assessment

The purpose of this course is to help prevent, reduce, or mitigate the potential consequences of a domestic terrorist attack, natural catastrophe, or other emergency using all-hazards scenarios to determine site-specific consequences and their impacts to a jurisdiction.
The course will assist local emergency responders and stakeholders in identifying critical infrastructure sectors that may be at risk in their jurisdiction and aid them in the development of mitigation strategies that can lessen the jurisdictional impacts.

For additional course information, including contact hours, please see the National Preparedness Catalog.

• Identify the major components of the Threat and Hazard Identification and Risk Assessment (THIRA) process.
• Characterize threats and hazards of concern.
• Define vulnerabilities within the jurisdiction.
• Identify the local jurisdictional infrastructure that could be potential targets and their unique security requirements.
• Estimate the potential consequences of an all-hazards incident.
• Discuss risk and the options to reduce the overall risk level.
• Describe how to plan for an asset-specific vulnerability assessment.
• Assess total risk to their assigned asset.

FEMA Student ID Number (SID) - Students must provide a SID number to access the class. (To create or recover your SID, go to: https://cdp.dhs.gov/FEMASID )

Participants should work in one of the listed disciplines, possess a working knowledge of the organization's or facility's plans, policies, and procedures, and have completed a WMD/terrorism incident awareness course, or be approved by the local jurisdiction host.

Target Disciplines: listed via National Preparedness Catalog

• Emergency Management, Emergency Medical Services, Fire Service, Governmental Administrative, Hazardous Material, Law Enforcement, Health Care, Public Health, Public Safety Communications, & Public Works.
• Critical infrastructure owners, operators, and managers.
• Federal, State, local, regional, tribal, territorial government officials.
• Other organizations and managers with critical infrastructure responsibilities.

This registration is for a *single class*. If you want to complete all four classes needed for the Infrastructure Protection Certificate Program, you will need to register for each class individually: AWR-213, MGT-310, MGT-315, and MGT-414.

CEU: Hours - 16

This MGT-315 Course is hosted in the SEOC Building 20 on Camp Murray.

It is imperative to please carefully read and follow the listed guidance here for Camp Murray Gate Access Information. This notice intends to help you have a smooth transition getting onto Camp Murray on the day of this MGT 315 course.

When completing the access information, please list Eric Dalby as your sponsor.

For more information please contact the Primary Course Manager Ariah Olsen.