IAFF Hazardous Disaster Preparedness Training Program

危险物质灾难事件需要一个全面的反应，包括规划，管理， 响应，缓解和恢复，以确保供应商的安全，保护社区，保护 环境和法规遵从性。（国际消防队长协会，2019年）响应者和 社区必须继续探索新的战略，以减少工伤，同时也增加整体 resilience.为所有第一反应者以及社区提供适当水平的危险物质培训 成员，将有助于更好地保护当地社区，提高反应效率，减少恢复时间， 提高第一反应者的复原力，以及他们所服务的社区。本次培训还将探讨 第一反应社区面临的重要健康和安全挑战，如创伤后应激障碍和自杀， 有助于保护工人的整体健康和安全。机构间财务安排在规划方面卓有成效， 实施和操作工人健康和安全培训计划超过30年。通过这个 每年，IAFF将提供：5个前线安全课程，20个IAFF同伴支持培训 20个IAFF复原力培训班，1，500个基于网络的救灾同伴支持培训班， 1，500个基于网络的IAFF预防自杀安全规划干预培训班，以及10个IAFF 社区危险物质教育课程。在5年的资助期内，IAFF将提供15，275个课程 培训至少21 875名工人（教员指导和网络培训相结合）。 通过这一持续的合作协议，协会将： 1.利用先进的地理信息系统、协作联系数据库、灾害风险评估和 证明需要确定和提供上述危险物质培训方案。IAFF 仍然致力于增加多样性和培训得不到充分服务的人口。 2.改善工人的整体健康和安全，提高工人和社区的复原力， 提供包含工人安全的最新课程（包括帮助 减少伤害和死亡），行为健康意识，阿片类药物/物质滥用障碍，自杀 预防，社区危险物质意识。 3.整合新技术（如电子平板电脑、IAFF在线工具和资源库， 移动的热点、基于web的应用等）确保一致部署到 所有学生，同时也改善所有学生群体获得技术的机会。 4.采用多个强大的质量保证协议来提供定义的基准和衡量标准 培训效果。IAFF致力于确保培训计划达到并超过 NIEHS最低培训标准文件，使工人具有安全意识， 决策者、积极的榜样，以及可能在其领域担任工人培训员的人。

HazMat disaster incidents require a comprehensive response that encompasses planning, management, response, mitigation, and recovery to ensure provider safety, protection of the community, conservation of the environment, and regulatory compliance. (International Association of Fire Chiefs, 2019) Both responders and communities must continue to explore new strategies to decrease worker injuries while also increasing overall resilience. Providing the appropriate level of HazMat training for all first responders, as well as community members, will help to better protect local communities, improve response efficacy, reduce recovery time, and increase resiliency of first responders, as well as the communities they serve. This training will also address important health and safety challenges facing the first responder community, such as PTSD and suicide, to help protect the overall health and safety of the workers. The IAFF has been effective in planning, implementing and operating worker health and safety training programs for more than 30 years. Through this grant funding, annually the IAFF will deliver: five Frontline Safety classes, 20 IAFF Peer Support Training classes, 20 IAFF Resilience Training classes, 1,500 web-based Disaster Response Peer Support Training classes, 1,500 web-based IAFF Safety Planning Intervention for Suicide Prevention Training classes, and 10 IAFF Community HazMat Education classes. During the 5-year grant period, the IAFF will deliver 15,275 classes and train a minimum of 21,875 workers (instructor led and web-based training combined). Through this continued cooperative agreement, the IAFF will: 1. Utilize advanced GIS, collaborative contact databases, hazard risk assessments, and applications of demonstrated need to identify and provide the HazMat training programs described above. The IAFF remains dedicated to increasing diversity and training of underserved populations. 2. Improve overall worker health and safety, and increase worker and community resiliency, through the delivery of updated curricula that encompasses worker safety (including new strategies to help decrease injury and death), behavioral health awareness, opiate/substance abuse disorder, suicide prevention, community HazMat awareness. 3. Integrate new technologies (such as electronic tablets, an IAFF online library of tools and resources, mobile hotspots, web-based applications, etc.) for course delivery, ensuring consistent deployment to all students while also improving access to technology across all student populations. 4. Employ multiple, robust quality assurance protocols to provide defined benchmarks and measure training effectiveness. The IAFF is dedicated to ensuring the training program meets and exceeds the NIEHS Minimum Training Criteria Document resulting in workers who safety-conscious, strong decision makers, positive role models, and who may serve as worker-trainers in their field.