Certified first responder

“We, the Nations’ First Responders, professional and volunteer alike, are the nation’s first line of defense” (National First Responders Organization (NFRO), Mission Statement) The liberation behind Mother Nature’s persona, has demonstrated to be at times overwhelming. Accidents that causes destruction, violence or even bereavement can be callous and merciless. The understanding that we have no control over what happens in life is kind of hard to fathom, simply because there are professions that

region four, along with Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Mississippi, North and South Carolina. The goal and priorities for CERT is to be able to assist the general public, and the first responders with any type of disaster or hazard. Whether it be domestic, or terror. “FEMA’s mission is to support our citizens and first responders to ensure that as a nation we work together to build, sustain and improve our capability to prepare for, protect

Today’s society has seen an increase of unpredictable violent events that require an increasing need for tactical medical responders. While some if not all departments in the United States have a form of Tactical Emergency Medical Support, in the present time it almost seems as if there is a growing need for awareness, education, and personnel to have a tactical mindset. Tactical Emergency Medical Support is an out-of-hospital EMS system that focuses on medical support for law enforcement special

Emergency Measures 12.1 Requirement Superior Welding and Fabricating Inc. shall identify potential emergencies so that the company can prepare and create a response plan. This plan shall detail how the company will respond to each type of emergency so that injuries, property damage and environmental damage can be avoided or limited. 12.2 Responsibilities a. President The President shall ensure that emergency plans are developed. The president will also be responsible for ensuring all activities

objectives within all 16 sector specific plans. The Emergency Services Sector includes but is not limited to first responding services such as; public work, fire, medical or police services. The goals and objectives of ESS specific plans are to provide first responder services as one of their main missions is the prevention to life. This sector is extremely important as they are the first responders to any type of incident that may even be impacted to other sectors. The National Infrastructure Protection

alongside others with respect and understanding leads to trust and wellness. When I began my college journey I was drawn to the teamwork demonstrated at the rock wall on campus. Here I acquired the skills needed to belay rock climbers. As a belayer you first need to explain to your climber that you have the skills and qualifications for them to trust you, a quality you need to demonstrate in seconds to minutes. Once trust is earned, it is the belayer’s responsibility to be respectful, encouraging, and

severe concussion, and when I was fifteen, I was involved in a very serious four wheeling accident and fractured multiple bones, got a collapsed lung, and another concussion. I almost died twice, and really should have died twice, but both times first responders arrived on the scene very quickly to save my life. I am grateful for the experienced professionals that had the skills and knowledge they needed in order to save me, and to pay it back, I decided I wanted to become a Paramedic. However, when

details in the enclosed case study, we will show how those aspects apply to that situation. To begin with, we will discuss the differences between incident response and forensic activities. Next, we will cover some of the challenges involved with first responder handling of evidence as it applies to incident response and computer forensics. We will also be covering some of the steps required for a comprehensive forensics and incident response plan. Additionally, we will outline the steps required for

A new Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) student is dispatched to her first emotionally memorable call. The first dispatch comes thorough as an unresponsive, 30-year-old female, but escalates to a cardiac arrest caused by a heroin overdose. When the crew of two EMTs and one paramedic arrives on scene, the new EMT stands in the doorway, staring at the patient. Her body was stiff from the rigor mortis, her arms and fingers curled in as though she was trying to get warm. Her skin was blue like she

impersonate, rehearse, then deploy their plan. When law enforcement, emergency responders, and other government entities, are preparing their crews for potential crimes, there isn’t much difference between a terrorist attack and any other potential crime. The most common difference is that “terrorists are driven by a religious or political ideal, whereas the criminal is driven by greed (Newman and Clarke, 2008)”. First responders are the most important people after a terrorist attack has occurred and