Description
The City of Albany is seeking proposals for the delivery of the National Fire Academy O-305 Incident Management Team (IMT) course. The course aims to enhance regional capability to manage hazardous materials incidents using Incident Command System (ICS) and Unified Command principles. The successful proposer will be required to develop and facilitate a scenario-based training exercise tailored to jurisdiction-specific risks, incorporating the use of the Linn Benton Alert System and focusing on multi-agency coordination and strategic integration. Key aspects of the project include:
• Delivering the NFA O-305 course consistent with National Fire Academy curriculum requirements
• Enhancing regional capability to manage hazardous materials incidents
• Strengthening coordination between emergency management, response agencies, and supporting partners
• Ensuring course delivery reflects real-world operational environments and practical application
• Developing a localized hazardous materials incident scenario tailored to the geographic and industrial profiles of Linn and Benton Counties
• Conducting the course according to Homeland Security Exercise and Evaluation Program (HSEEP) standards
• Facilitating a structured hotwash following the course
Attached files
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