GNY Winter Training Weekend 2024

DescriptionSupervising the Disaster Workforce

If you have been wondering about taking that next step, and moving up into a leadership role, you should consider taking Supervising the Disaster Workforce (SDW). This course prepares you to lead a team of disaster workers to deliver high quality client service creating a climate that promotes worker satisfaction. SDW is a required course for all Supervisors.

Prerequisites: 

• Disaster Cycle Services: An Overview 
• Training required to be a Service Associate in an activity in which he or she expects to become a supervisor.

Disaster Assessment Fundamentals v2 will prepare participants to conduct Detailed Damage Assessments (DDAs) accurately, efficiently and safely when assigned to a disaster response. It will teach you how to...

• Identify the criteria for each damage classification category.
• Describe and classify damaged dwellings.
• Identify the uses for Forms 5739, 5739A and 5739B.
• Accurately complete a “Street Sheet” Form 5739
• Describe the use of technology and mobile data collection, particularly the Survey 1,2,3 application.

Prerequisites Disaster Cycle Services: An Overview

The purpose of this course is to prepare participants to support Supply operations by familiarizing them with the tasks they will perform as a Red Cross worker in Supply when assigned to a regional or larger disaster response. The course also provides detailed training on the Disaster Requisition (Form 6409) procedures for requesting and obtaining supplies, tracking the requisition process, and completing the Three-Way match.

Be part of the team that brings mission critical supplies to the Disaster Relief Operation. Come join us, for this session packed with information!

Prerequisite:
Disaster Cycle Services 
Logistics: An Overview 

Upon completion of this course, participants will be able to:

• Describe the liaison’s roles, responsibilities and assignment settings within the framework of the disaster cycle.
• Explain the liaison’s role in preparedness efforts.
• Manage and communicate critical information, offers and requests during the response phase.
• Explain how to engage with partners to organize recovery efforts.
• Describe the importance of coordinating with internal and external partners to meet needs and enhance service delivery.
• Identify tools and resources for emergency management and relief operation settings.
• Identify next steps to becoming an effective liaison by creating an action plan.

Audience:
Individuals interested in becoming government liaisons who have previous Red Cross experience and have completed the course prerequisites.
Prerequisites:
Disaster Cycle Services: An Overview

Enjoy being in the field? Then this is the course for you!

The purpose of this course is to prepare participants to conduct Detailed Damage Assessments (DDAs) accurately, efficiently and safely when assigned to a disaster response.

• Identify the criteria for each damage classification category.
Describe the use of technology and mobile data collection, particularly the RC Collect application, in disasters.
• Perform a Detailed Damage Assessment (DDA)