Emergency Management is a field of study where people coordinate disaster response or crisis management activities, provide disaster preparedness training, and prepare emergency plans and procedures for natural, wartime, or technological disasters or hostage situations. Students can complete the certificate in one year! This 100% ONLINE, 8-course certificate program provides the student with a solid background in the basics for emergency management through coursework and practical experiences in the field. Program participants will gain an understanding of problems facing response teams, learn to write emergency plans according to state and federal guidelines, and build communications skills as crisis advisors. This certificate can be earned on its own, or the credits may apply toward the Fire Science AS degree program. Emergency Management affects everyone. According to the FL Disaster.org website, "almost 40% of small businesses that close due to a disaster event never re-open." What would you do? Are you prepared? Where would you relocate if your building was destroyed? Do you have the correct resources, databases, and contact information to adapt? Start now! Being prepared will help ensure your business is ready to survive during unexpected and difficult times!
| Types of Disasters: | | | | | - Earthquakes
- Hazardous materials
- Hostage situations | - Heat
- Fire
- Flood | - Chemical
- Hurricanes
- Landslides | - Nuclear
- Terrorism
- Tornado | - Tsunami
- Volcano
- Wartime |
This program is designed for: - Professionals seeking to broaden their education in coping with daily emergencies and major disasters.
- Emergency professionals needing additional skills to prepare for management opportunities.
- Risk managers in private and public sectors (including volunteer agencies)
- Emergency planners who must design procedures, buy equipment and - in some cases - predict possible disasters.
- Emergency professionals relied upon to protect the public in the event of a major emergency - including firefighters, police officers, emergency medical workers, public works officials and private industrial safety managers.
What businesses hire Emergency Managers? - Police and Fire departments; County, State, and Municipal Governments
- Utility Companies (electric, water, gas, sewer, etc.); FEMA (Federal Government)
- Large colleges and universites; Large corporations (WalMart, Office Depot, etc.)
- Hospitals and many large private corporations and organizations
 For More Information:
Call (561) 868-3772 or email
Mr. B. Val Williams at williabv@pbcc.edu
COURSE TITLES:
FFP1822 Emergency Management Systems Principles & Practices (Intro to Emerg Mgmt)
FFP1820 Basic Emergency Planning Concepts
FFP1830 Hazards Analysis and Impacts
FFP1882 Emergency Operations Center (EOC) Operations and Design
FFP2842 Defending Communities, Bridging Disaster Preparedness, Recovery, Mitigation
FFP2880 Emergency Management Public Policy, Relations and Education
FFP2840 Emergency Response and Recovery Operations
FFP1841 Business Contingency Planning
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