Incident Command ICS and NIMS
Supervisors, facility leaders, and response teams who need to understand incident roles, coordination, and resource management.
At a glance
The facts, up front.
- What you receive
- Tenet certificate of completion. A TENET STANDARD certificate and roster documenting who was trained, on what, when, and by whom. It is a training record, not an OSHA or Department of Labor credential.
- Length
- Set in your proposal.
- Format
- On site or live virtual.
- Class size
- Set in your proposal.
- Hands-on
- Discussion-based scenarios and role assignments, with a tabletop exercise if scoped.
- Who it is for
- Supervisors, facility leaders, and response teams who need to understand incident roles, coordination, and resource management.
What it covers
In the room.
- ICS-100 and ICS-200, the foundation for every responder and supervisor
- ICS-300 and ICS-400, expanding incidents and command and general staff
- IS-700 for NIMS, and IS-800 for the National Response Framework
- How ICS fits your emergency plan, and working with outside responders
Booking
How it gets scheduled.
- Send a proposal request with the course, headcount, and target date.
- Sign the service order.
- Your class date is confirmed in writing.
Good to know
Every course follows the FEMA and NIMS curriculum, taught by a credentialed emergency manager and ICS instructor. ICS-100, ICS-200, IS-700 and IS-800 certificates come through FEMA's Emergency Management Institute. Certificates for ICS-300, ICS-400 and the other courses are issued by TENET STANDARD. Senior leaders take ICS-402, and EOC staff take EOC Management and Operations.
Let's get to work
Book
ICS and NIMS Training.
Tell us the headcount, the location, and the date you need. You get scope, schedule, and price in a written proposal.