ORCS03
Onsite Responders Case Simulation:
Course ORCS03

Course Summary:
The On-Site Responders Case Simulation course provides essential in depth training needed for On-Site Responder (OSR) personnel to ensure they effectively manage that critical period of time from the onset of an event or an attack until the arrival of the uniformed first responders. The two day course includes the following topics:


Terrorism definition and history
Terrorist organizations
Location of USA terrorist attacks
Types and mind set
Recognition of warning signs
Types of harm/injuries expected
Responsibilities - threat received, after attack
Information needed by uniformed first responders
Keys to self/staff protection
Option thinking under duress
Create control zones
Incident command structure
Incidental information collection
Overview of biological, chemical agents and incendiary devices
Decontamination
Triage overview
Topographical, meteorological, geographical factors
High rise buildings
Protect in place vs. evacuation
Evacuating population
Redundant security
Potential target assessment

Target Audience:
On-Site Responders (OSR) are those people who are directly affected by an event or an attack. They encompass a broad spectrum of personnel including fire safety directors, corporate security directors, division vice presidents, building managers or building emergency directors.

Course Prerequisites:
There are no prerequisites.

Course Evaluation:
Class discussions and case simulation exercises will be used to measure student mastery of the training objectives.

Course Length:
2 day (16 hours)

Course Frequency:
Upon request.