"Mr. Gonzalez has an outstanding knowledge and background on the subject matter."
Philip Bosanko, Transportation Security Officer, DHS/TSA
"I really enjoyed the presentation, very informative!"
Ralph O-Mara-Garcia, Program Manager, US VISIT, Department of Homeland Security
"Very well presented and very informative material, definitely enough to build a plan for my organization."
Peter Matrafajlo, Deputy Coordinator for Preparedness, CIA
"Great class! Instructor is excellent at communicating both micro and macro levels."
Robert J. Williams, Gunnery Sergeant, U.S. Marine Corps
"Very qualified in skills and experiences; If there was someone better to teach this course I would be amazed."
Plans, Policy & TTP Branch Chief Dan Egan, U.S. Coast Guard
"Invaluable!"
Thomas Pohlman, Environmental Manager, East Carolina University
Training class agenda:
Module 1 - Introduction
• What is Crisis & Crisis Management Planning?
• Identifying your Planning Mandates, Authorities & References
Module 2 – What You Should Plan For
• Assessing Your Organization's Vulnerabilities
• All Hazards Planning
• Determining Levels of Emergencies & Plan Activation Triggers
• Developing and Writing your "Levels of Response"
Module 3 – Plan Introduction - Document Components & Sections
• Plan Document Design & Formatting
• Plan Body & Sections (Introductory Material)
• Elements for Developing NIMS compliance
Module 4 – Plan Body - Document Components & Sections
• Plan Document Design & Formatting
• Plan Body & Sections (Plan Body Material)
• Elements for Developing NIMS & NRF compliance
Module 5 – Developing Emergency Action Procedures
• Writing an EOC Activation Procedure
• Writing an Emergency Action Procedure (generic)
Module 6 - National Alert Levels
• Adopting, Customizing & Implementing the "National Alert Levels"
Module 7 - Emergency Communications
• Developing Your Emergency Communications Section
• Developing Your Communication Trees and Contact Databases
Module 8 – Packaging the 1st Draft Plan Document
• Plan Documents Packaging, Printing, Distribution and Up-dating
• Organizing the plan elements developed during the class
Module 9 – Open Discussion on Plan Components Developed During the Workshop
Your instructor:
Pablo Gonzalez – Director, Crisis Management Services, Raytheon Telemus
Mr. Gonzalez is the Director of Crisis Management Services for Raytheon Telemus (Telemus) and the principal designer and facilitator for all Telemus directed emergency management planning projects. Among his recent accomplishments, Mr. Gonzalez has been selected by both Oak Ridge National Laboratories (ORNL) and Pacific Northwest National Laboratories (PNNL) as their Subject Matter Expert for the “Pre-Hospital Emergency Medical Services,” “Firefighting,” and the “Urban Search and Rescue” components of the DHS National Regional Technology Initiative planning team.
As part of his work at Telemus, Mr. Gonzalez has authored over thirty different emergency response plans. Mr. Gonzalez has also authored two Asvaco™ Emergency Response Plan Modules. These modules are used by public and private institutions to create Emergency Response Plans without the need for outside consultants.
Prior to joining Telemus, Mr. Gonzalez was Manager for the Public Health Preparedness Office for Miami-Dade County, Director of the South Florida Regional Public Health Bioterrorism Preparedness Office and the Regional Public Health Co-Chair for Region 7 (Palm Beach, Broward, Miami- Dade & Monroe Counties) of the Governor’s State Wide Domestic Security Task Force. As prime coordinator for all Department of Public Health WMD response plans in South Florida, he co-chaired the South Florida Hospital Disaster Committee and chaired the State’s planning committee for the Governor’s State Working Group on Terrorism. Mr. Gonzalez was assigned by the Florida Secretary of Health as the primary liaison between Public Health and Law Enforcement in South Florida.
Mr. Gonzalez was a member of the incident command team sent to manage and mitigate the first recorded anthrax attacks against the United States and their findings were reported directly to CDC and the White House.
Prior to his position as the Bio-Terrorism Program Manager, Mr. Gonzalez was a Coordinator for the Miami-Dade County Office of Emergency Management where he helped design and implement Florida’s first Metropolitan Medical Response System (MMRS). He helped pioneer the multi-agency response concept in South Florida and responded alongside the FBI to over 36 suspected WMD incidents. Mr. Gonzalez retired as a Battalion Chief Paramedic after 22 years of service with the Coral Gable Fire Department in Miami. During his career he was a post-Hurricane Andrew Command Post Commander and was the Fire Rescue Incident Command Post Coordinator for the Summit of the Americas.
Mr. Gonzalez developed the “South Florida Regional Bio-response System” and authored several emergency response plans currently in use by different jurisdictions in the United States and the Caribbean. He a member of the FBI WMD Task Force and has been recognized by the Florida Department of Law Enforcement as a major contributor to the state’s terrorism response philosophy. He has lectured at FBI Terrorism Briefings, the University of Miami’s Medical School, University of Central Florida, Miami-Dade Community College, Florida International University, and the Homeland Defense Journal.
Throughout his career in developing terrorism response capabilities for domestic response agencies Mr. Gonzalez has been instrumental in developing and executing numerous multiagency / cross jurisdictional exercises at different jurisdictions throughout the United States such as; the Port of Miami, the Orange Bowl, Joe Robbie Stadium, Sebring Rodeo, Okaloosa County, Miami International Airport, Fort Lauderdale International Airport, Port Everglades, Loudoun County, City of Bellevue, City of Hialeah, West Palm Beach, Frederick County and many more.
Upcoming Emergency Management Plan Writing Workshops:
June 2-3, 2010 - Falls Church,VA
More to come...
Payment & Registration:
Emergency Management Plan Writing – Two-Day Workshop
To register for the Emergency Management Plan Writing workshop please completely fill out and submit this registration form, including indentifying preferred payment method.
It may then be submitted by either scanning and emailing to telemus@keycomputer.net or by faxing the document to (703) 893-3696.
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Complete the registration form and select the Pay by Purchase Order option. When the registration form is received, a quote will be generated and sent to the email address indicated on the registration form. Please submit a P.O. number in response to the quote. Upon receipt of the P.O. number, registration to the training class will be accepted and an enrollment confirmation email will be sent to the email address indicated on the registration form.
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Complete the registration form and select the Pay by Check option. Upon completion of the registration form, make check payable and mail payment to:
Key Computer Service, LLC
Attn: Emergency Management Plan Writing
9005 Overlook Blvd.
Brentwood, TN 37027
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Complete the registration form. Following submission, return to this website. Select the appropriate pricing below and select Click to Buy, review order details and confirm by clicking Check out Now. Continue by selecting Order by Credit Card Online, complete the details on the payment form and submit. Upon successful credit card processing, a payment receipt will be sent to the email address submitted with payment information. Registration to the training class will be accepted and an enrollment confirmation email will be sent to the email address indicated on the registration form.
When registering, please specify the date of the Emergency Management Plan Writing workshop you wish to attend at checkout in the "Special Instructions/Comments" section (if more than one is available).
Please contact us at (615) 236-1262 with any questions regarding payment or registration.
Cancellation policy:
You may designate a substitute in writing any time before the event. No cancellations or transfers are accepted within 2 weeks prior to the event start date or later. PLEASE NOTE: No shows will be liable for the entire registration fee. In the rare occasion that the event is cancelled or postponed, please note our reimbursement is limited to paid tuition only.
*Registration fee includes refreshments each day and a working lunch on the last day. Upon conclusion of the training course, a Telemus Solutions "Certificate of Completion" will be provided to all attendees.
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