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FEMA Independent Study
Free emergency management education and completion certificates.
Official website ↗IS 36.A: Preparedness for Child Care ProvidersFEMA Independent StudyYou learn to identify and rate the hazards most likely to affect your child care site, set emergency procedures and staff roles, share the plan with parents and stakeholders, and plan for recovery, continuity and regular updates.CertificateFree2 hrsIS 906: Workplace Security AwarenessFEMA Independent StudyIn this free one hour course you learn to spot risks to workplace security, both physical and on computer systems, describe ways to improve security, and decide what to do when a security situation happens.CertificateFree1 hrIS 907.A: Active Shooter: What You Can DoFEMA Independent StudyYou learn to spot warning signs that someone may be on a pathway to violence, what to do during an active shooter incident, how to help someone who is bleeding, and what arriving police will do.CertificateFree1 hrIS 914: Surveillance Awareness: What You Can DoFEMA Independent StudyYou learn what hostile surveillance looks like, the indicators that someone may be watching a site or people to plan an attack, and how employees and service providers should report a possible surveillance incident.CertificateFree1 hrIS 915: Protecting Critical Infrastructure Against Insider ThreatsFEMA Independent StudyWritten for critical infrastructure employees and service providers, this course shows you the threat malicious insiders pose, the common characteristics and indicators to watch for, and the actions you can take to counter them.CertificateFree1 hrIS 916: Critical Infrastructure Security: Theft and Diversion, What You Can DoFEMA Independent StudyYou learn how to identify threats and vulnerabilities around materials at critical infrastructure sites, where to find resources, and the steps you can take on the job to reduce or prevent theft and diversion.CertificateFree1 hrIS 100.C: Introduction to the Incident Command System, ICS 100FEMA Independent StudyPrinciples and structure of the Incident Command System used when responders and site staff coordinate during incidents.CertificateFree2 hrsIS 700.B: An Introduction to the National Incident Management SystemFEMA Independent StudyYou learn the core concepts and principles of the National Incident Management System, how resources are managed, how ICS and Emergency Operations Centers are organized, and how coordination structures and communications fit together.CertificateFree3.5 hrs