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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20181203T083000
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SUMMARY:Basic Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design (CPTED) 5-day
DESCRIPTION:Click Here for Invoice>>>   CPTEDBASICINVOICE \nHosted by the National Institute of Crime Prevention. \nCPTED strategies are ideal for Law Enforcement Officers\, Architects\, City/Urban/Park Planners\, City Managers\, City Council Members\, Landscape Architects\, Security Consultants\, Educators or anyone involved in designing neighborhoods\, schools\, downtowns\, buildings\, or revitalization efforts. It is an effective way of fighting crime and promoting business. \nCities and Counties throughout the country are adopting CPTED ordinances requiring site plan reviews with crime prevention in mind. Law enforcement officers who are specially trained in CPTED are now working closely with Planners\, Architects\, City Officials\, and Educators to ensure the proper design of structures\, schools\, and neighborhoods. Participants will learn how the design and use of the environment can control human / criminal behavior and reduce the fear of crime. They will learn crime prevention through natural means. How natural access control and natural surveillance decrease the opportunity for crime. Participants will learn the different aspects of lighting and its effects on human behavior. Participants will work together on a site survey and provide a group presentation of their results utilizing CPTED strategies. They will learn the advantages of having a CPTED ordinance and how to construct and present it to lawmakers. \nBasic CPTED Course Agenda \nDay 1 \n8:30 – 9:00am Registration & Introductions\nIntroduction to CPTED\nCPTED Definitions and Strategies\nLunch on your own\nCPTED and the Design Process\n“Design Out Crime” Program\nBarriers: Real vs. Symbolic—Landscaping\, Fencing\, and Interior Walls \nDay 2\nLighting for Safety and Security\nPlanning\, Zoning\, and CPTED\nLunch on your own\nPlanning\, Zoning\, and CPTED\n“Designs For Walkable Neighborhoods”\nCommunity Enrichment-Using Design Strategies (practical exercise 1) \nDay 3\nTraffic Calming & CPTED\nWriting a CPTED Ordinance / Overlay Districts\nUnderstanding Site Plans\nLunch on your own\nSite Plan Review\nGroup Site Plan Review (practical exercise 2)\nGroup Site Plan Presentations\nCPTED Around the Globe \nDay 4\nCPTED Report Writing\nSample Field Assessments\nPreparation / Assignments / Field Assessments\nField Assessments (field exercise #1)\nLunch on your own\nField Assessments\nIn Class Preparation \nDay 5\nCPTED Exam\nIn Class Preparation\nClass Presentations (practical exercise 3)\nLunch on your own\nClass Presentations \nAll participants must work in a group to complete and present a graded CPTED Field Assessment. The groups will need to take pictures of their site and incorporate those pictures into a PowerPoint presentation. It is suggested that the participants bring a digital camera or camera phone along with any cables required to download the files to a laptop computer. Each group needs to have a laptop computer to create their PowerPoint presentation; if you have a laptop you can bring for your group to use it is recommended. \n3-day Advanced CPTED to follow in January…please view our calendar to register for both and make payment at the same time.  That course is $395.  If you register for both the cost will be $895. You must take the 3-day ADVANCED CPTED in addition to the Basic CPTED to earn the NICP’s CPTED Professional Designation. \nLocation:  Ocean County Police Academy\, Lakewood NJ \nCost: $595 \nMAKE CHECKS PAYABLE TO:\nSheriff’s Association of New Jersey\nREMIT TO:\nSheriff’s Association of New Jersey\nc/o Ocean County Police Academy\n659 Ocean Avenue\nLakewood\, NJ 08701 \n[wpecr_registration_button]
URL:https://oceancountypoliceacademy.org/events/basic-crime-prevention-environmental-design-cpted-5-day/
LOCATION:Ocean County Police Academy\, 659 Ocean Avenue\, Lakewood\, NJ\, 08701\, United States
CATEGORIES:Specialized Training
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SUMMARY:LSU NCBRT: A Coordinated Response to Food Emergencies: Practice & Execution (CANCELED)
DESCRIPTION:SEE NEW REGISTRATION PROCESS BELOW! \n\nThis course provides responders with training on all-hazards food emergency support operations. For the purpose of this course\, food emergencies may include natural disasters\, human-made disasters\, foodborne outbreaks\, or food adulterations that impact the food chain and have the potential for mass consequences. The course focuses on the performance and coordination of local\, state\, and federal agency operations during the response to and recovery from such emergencies. The course covers the four main phases of a food emergency response: incident identification and investigation\, containment and control\, disposal and decontamination\, and recovery. \nThe course uses classroom instruction and a collaborative learning exercise to provide participants with the tools and knowledge to effectively respond to a variety of food emergencies. Finally\, participants will create a comprehensive action plan specific to their particular agency or jurisdiction which incorporates course content. This action plan will familiarize participants with the critical considerations during food emergency response as it pertains to their specific job duties and responsibilities. \n\nMin/Max Enrollment: Min 20; Max 40 \nHours: 16.0 \nFormat: Instructor-Led Training (Direct Delivery) \nDHS Course #: PER-273 \nProfessional Disciplines \n\nAgricultural Safety\, Emergency Management\, Hazardous Materials\, Public Health\, Public Safety Communications \n\n\n​ \n\n\n\n\nThe target audience for the Direct Delivery version of this course includes: \n\nFederal\, state and local food investigators/inspectors\n​​Food safety and defense personnel responsible for food incident response\nFood safety program managers\nPersonnel from state emergency management agencies\nState homeland security office\nState and local EPA\nPublic health epidemiologists\nPublic health personnel\nEnvironmental health professionals\nVeterinary epidemiologists\nSchool program officials from state departments of education\nCooperative extension service personnel\nLaboratory staff\nImport Officers\nDepartment of Defense (DoD) personnel responsible for food defense\nFood industry personnel responsible for food safety\nPublic Information Officers (PIOs) from the various agencies represented\n\n\n\n\n\n\nEVERY PARTICIPANT NEEDS TO HAVE REGISTERED FOR A FEMA SID # BEFORE THE COURSE DATE.\nhttps://cdp.dhs.gov/FEMASID/ \nTo Register: \nNCBRT Online Registration\nClass Information\nPER-273 A Coordinated Response to Food Emergencies: Practice and Execution Lakewood\, NJ\nTuesday\, December 11\, 2018 – Wednesday\, December 12\, 2018 \nRegister\nRegister online at:	https://train.ncbrt.lsu.edu/Student/Register?ClassID=25290 \nRegistration Password: NCBRT25290 \nIf you have trained with NCBRT before\, enter your FEMA SID\, Last Name\, and First Name. If your training record is found\, your registration form will be pre-filled for you. Otherwise\, click Register as New Person to fill out a blank registration form. \nConfirmation Email\nOnce your registration is complete\, you will receive an email confirmation. This email will contain your FEMA SID and registration Confirmation Number. Make sure to have this information available to you in class! You will need this to take advantage of the online post-test and class evaluation. \nPre-Test\nAs soon as you complete registration\, you will see a link “Go to Class Page”. Click on this link to access the Class Information page. The pre-test will be available to you and should be completed prior to the class start date. \nIn Class\nThe online registration site is mobile friendly and can be used by any phone\, tablet\, or computer with internet access. At the end of training\, a post-test and class evaluation will be conducted. Bring a device to class that can access the online registration site\, so you may complete your post-test and evaluation online. Your post-test will be graded immediately\, and you will be able to review the answers. As soon as the post-test is passed and the class evaluation is completed\, your Class Information page will update to include a link for your certificate. The certificate may be downloaded as a PDF to your device\, or sent as a PDF to your email. \nAssistance\nIf you need assistance with the online registration site\, please contact the NCBRT Help Desk at help@ncbrt.lsu.edu.
URL:https://oceancountypoliceacademy.org/events/lsu-ncbrt-a-coordinated-response-to-food-emergencies-practice-execution/
LOCATION:Ocean County Police Academy\, 659 Ocean Avenue\, Lakewood\, NJ\, 08701\, United States
CATEGORIES:Specialized Training
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