Photo: FEMA ENVIRONMENTAL & OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH SCIENCES • SCHOOL OF PUBLIC HEALTH • UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON Emergency Safety Officer Training JUNE 3–4, 2017 JUNE 19–2 1 , 2017 NOVEMBER 27–29, 2017 See reverse side for more information. This course will familiarize attendees with hazards and stressors that may impact the health and safety of workers and responders at a disaster site. Students will apply their knowledge of safety and incident command in a disaster scenario and employ Incident Command System methodology to review and/or develop safety and medical plans, safety messages, and a safety analysis of an Incident Action Plan. WHAT YOU WILL LEARN Students who complete this course will able to: • Effectively integrate safety planning into the Incident Command System • Address hazards and evaluate risks associated with a disaster site, beyond the day-to-day work environment • Identify and triage controls for hazards in a resource constrained environment • Understand and respond to psychosocial impacts of working in a high stress disaster environment INTENDED AUDIENCE • Personnel who serve as Incident Commanders, Safety Officers, or other safety- relevant roles in an Incident Command System (ICS) • Emergency responders who may fulfill the role of a Safety Officer, Assistant Safety Officer, or technical safety staff in an Incident Command System • Emergency managers and planners • Industrial hygiene and safety professionals from general industry, construction, maritime, and other industries who have assigned responsibilities in an emergency response PREREQUISITES This course has OSHA and FEMA training prerequisites. Please visit osha.washington.edu or contact us at 206-685-3089 for list of prerequisite courses. DATES & LOCATIONS June 3–4, 2017 in conjunction with the 2017 American Industrial Hygiene Conference and Expo (AIHce) Washington State Convention Center 705 Pike St, Seattle, WA 98101 Please note: this iteration will tailored to an Industrial Hygiene audience June 19–21, 2017 UW Center for Education and Research in Construction (CERC) 7543 63rd Ave NE Seattle, WA 98115 November 27–29, 2017 UW Roosevelt Training Center 4225 Roosevelt Way NE Seattle, WA 98105 SAVE THE DATE NORTHWEST CENTER FOR OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH AND SAFETY DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL AND OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH SCIENCES University of Washington School of Public Health CONTINUING EDUCATION PROGRAMS
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EnviROnmEntal & OccupatiOnal HEaltH sciEncEs • scHOOl Of public HEaltH • univERsitY Of WasHinGtOn
Emergency Safety Officer Training
JunE 3–4, 2017JunE 19–21 , 2017 nOVEMBER 27–29, 2017
See reverse side for more information.
This course will familiarize attendees with hazards and stressors that may impact the health and safety of workers and responders at a disaster site. Students will apply their knowledge of safety and incident command in a disaster scenario and employ Incident Command System methodology to review and/or develop safety and medical plans, safety messages, and a safety analysis of an Incident Action Plan.
WHAT YOU WILL LEARNStudents who complete this course will able to:• Effectively integrate safety planning into the Incident Command System• Address hazards and evaluate risks associated with a disaster site, beyond the
day-to-day work environment• Identify and triage controls for hazards in a resource constrained environment• Understand and respond to psychosocial impacts of working in a high stress
disaster environment
INTENDED AUDIENCE• Personnel who serve as Incident Commanders, Safety Officers, or other safety-
relevant roles in an Incident Command System (ICS)• Emergency responders who may fulfill the role of a Safety Officer, Assistant
Safety Officer, or technical safety staff in an Incident Command System• Emergency managers and planners• Industrial hygiene and safety professionals from general industry, construction,
maritime, and other industries who have assigned responsibilities in anemergency response
PREREQUISITESThis course has OSHA and FEMA training prerequisites. Please visit osha.washington.edu or contact us at 206-685-3089 for list of prerequisite courses.
DATES & LOCATIONSJune 3–4, 2017
in conjunction with the 2017 American Industrial
Hygiene Conference and Expo (AIHce)
Washington State Convention Center
705 Pike St, Seattle, WA 98101 Please note: this iteration will
tailored to an Industrial Hygiene audience
June 19–21, 2017 UW Center for Education and
Research in Construction (CERC)
7543 63rd Ave NE Seattle, WA 98115
November 27–29, 2017 UW Roosevelt Training Center
4225 Roosevelt Way NE Seattle, WA 98105
SAVE THE DATE
nORtHWEst cEntER fOR OccupatiOnal HEaltH anD safEtY
DEpaRtmEnt Of EnviROnmEntal anD OccupatiOnal HEaltH sciEncE s
university of Washington school of public Health
cOntinuinG EDucatiOn pROGRams
EXPERT INSTRUCTORSNicole Errett, PhD, MSPHFaculty Lecturer, University of Washington Dept. of Environmental and Occupational Health Sciences Nicole Errett has nearly a decade of practical experience in emergency management and public health preparedness at the federal, state, and local levels. Her research interests and expertise are in the use of public policy to enhance health outcomes during and after disaster.
Dana Stahl, CIHDevelopment Manager and InstructorPacific Northwest OSHA Education Center, University of Washington Department of Environmental and Occupational Health SciencesDana Stahl has more than 20 years of experience managing occupational health and safety programs
public agencies, including the Port of Seattle and Sound Transit, and with several manufacturing companies. She has managed indus-trial hygiene and hazardous materials management programs throughout her career, and worked closely with local emergency managers and emergency responders, while managing the emergency management program at Sound Transit.
REgISTRATIONJune 3–4, 2017 aihce2017.org
This course is labeled PDC 702. AIHA and ACGIH Members: $670
Nonmembers: $720Attendees may register for this
professional development course only, or add the course to their
full conference registration. Additional fees apply for full
conference registration. For registration questions, please
JunE 3–4, 2017JunE 19–22, 2017nOVEMBER 27–29, 2017
To request disability accommodation, contact the Disability Services Office at least 10 days in advance at: 206-543-6450 (voice); 206-543-6452 (TDY); 206-685-7264 (FAX); or [email protected] (e-mail)
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COURSE COMMITTEE
Wayne Adams, GeoEngineersMathew Bernard, FEMA Region XAaron Collins, StarbucksJohn Cornelius, United States Coast GuardNicole Errett, University of Washington DEOHSRick Gleason, University of Washington DEOHSKathy Gleaves, Gleaves ConsultingMichael Johnson, Washington State Department of Labor and Industries Curt Russell, Alderwood Waste Water DistrictNancy Simcox, University of Washington DEOHSDana Stahl, University of Washington DEOHSLark Stewart, National Safety CouncilWilliam Zander, Seattle Fire Department
