Day-4 in the All-Hazards Incident Management Team Logistics Section Chief course we continue to enhance the skills of participants to include briefings and Situational Awareness / Common Operating Picture (SA/COP).
And as a AH IMT LSC, leaning in is a learned skill from experienced disaster response professionals.
It is not an innate behavior.
Lots of stories from NYPD’s ESU team members, great deployment tips from the Tennessee Task Force-1 members.
(BTW-did you know TN-TF-1 is the most deployed FEMA USAR team in the nation?)
With so many all-hazards pros in our class, it’s been a great class.
By simulating various briefings and updates, participants can train for real-world briefings with the rest of the Command and General Staff (C&GSF).
Lots of fun as groups report out.
Even got a chance to PIO tweet from the front of the class.
PC: A. Ingram
I know, you are shocked. #OMG
Don’t worry, FEMA HQ has an eye on my class.
Mahalos to my fantastic FEMA Insta squad in DC.
My attendees from all over this great nation: Ohio, Illinois, West Virginia, Tennessee, New York, and Michigan.
Looking forward to tomorrow cause you know it’s #AlohaFriday.
Logistics makes the world go round.
Reporting live from Ohio Task Force-1….
Where is @rusnivek? 