Update on new trends in clandestine laboratories. Discussion of fentanyl hazards and response.
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Provides the student with a basic understanding of clandestine laboratories. There will be a concentration in the recognition and identification of the many hazards that can potentially exist with any clan lab. Various clan lab production equipment will be displayed and discussed.
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This course is designed to give CERT members an idea of what these vehicles are capable of and how to assist this office in there use.
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Bi-monthly training exercise with Regional Hazmat Response Team.
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The Southern Shore Chapter of the American Red Cross is looking for Atlantic County CERT volunteers to participate in joint community disaster education presentations! “Red Cross Ready” presentations introduce participants to: ‐ How to prepare a “Go Kit” ‐ What you need if you “shelter‐in” ‐ What are key things to remember in a disaster ‐ County resources that provide accurate information and news As we gear up for the Hurricane season, we’d like to invite CERT volunteers to be involved in community disaster education in Atlantic County.
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C.E.R.T. Instructor Train-the-Thrainer.
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grant-funded, contracctor-provided training by Safe Transportation Training Specialists. Course will cover "in--suit" emergencies while wearing Level A PPE.
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This course is designed to be an Awareness level course in Confined Space
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Teach CERT team members how to be able to assist emergency managers in doing damage assesments following a disaster.
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This training will present an overview of the FEMA Damaage Assessment Process and will train participants in the Orion PDA (Preliminary Damage Assessment) Application that will be used for damage collection in the Southern Region of New Jersey.
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