Special Events Contingency Planning Course Introduction Unit 1.

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Special Events Contingency Planning Course Introduction Unit 1

Visual 1.1 Course Introduction Special Events Contingency Planning – FEMA Course IS-15  Class time is 2 days  Course is broken into seven lessons  Practice exercises throughout  Job Aids Manual references

Visual 1.2 Course Purpose This course provides:  Guidelines regarding contingency planning for special events  Instruction for how to use the Incident Command System (ICS) to manage special events

Visual 1.3 Course Goal  To provide community, local, state, and federal event planners with a systematic approach to contingency planning for special events.

Visual 1.4 Course Objectives  Define a special event.  Identify strategies for successfully planning a special event.  Identify the hazards and associated risks that jurisdictions must address when planning for any event.  Identify critical operational considerations associated with a special event.

Visual 1.5 Course Objectives (cont.)  Identify the advantages of using ICS during a special event.  Determine when specific types of events require special planning considerations.

Visual 1.6 Course Agenda  Unit schedule  Break schedule  Facility overview  Restrooms  Telephones  Eating facilities  Classroom rules  Emergency procedures

Visual 1.7 Course Materials  Student Manual  Course information  Course visuals  Activities  Job Aids Manual

Visual 1.8 Participant Introductions  Participant introductions  Name  Job  Experience with special events  What do you expect to get from this course?

Visual 1.9 Activity 1.1  Special event or not?  Weekly college football game  The Super Bowl  Local Community Oktoberfest  Presidential Inauguration  Charity bike ride with limited participation

Visual 1.10 What is a Special Event? A special event is a non-routine activity within a community that brings together a large number of people.

Visual 1.11 What is a Special Event?  A special event:  Nonroutine  Places a strain on community resources  May involve a large number of people  Requires special permits or additional planning, preparation, and mitigation

Visual 1.12 Activity 1.2  List some special events that you have attended in your community in the past five years  Discuss the overall success or failure based on the management of these events  Identify weaknesses in the planning, staging, and demobilization

Visual 1.13 Definition of Special Event  Questions?