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ARRL ARES Plan - Revised July 14 2022
ARES Training Levels Explained
* Level 1 - This is our "Entry" Level. Some may not want to advance beyond this level and that's OK. Level 1 persons are those who have not completed the 4 basic NIMS (ICS) courses (IS-100, 200, 700 & 800) Most of us will get to the next level if we just have some patience and help each other. * If you elect not to get any of this training there are activities that you still be able to participate in (parades, races and similar events.) courses, and you are competent operating within the Incident Command Structure. have completed all of the previous requirements in Level 2, plus the additional NIMS (ICS) courses (IS-300 & 400). This is mostly for management (E.C.'s, D.E.C.'s and higher), but anyone can qualify. managing within the EMA office or at an incident scene and they are not everyone's cup of tea. * We do recognize that IS-300/400 requires multiple days of actual classroom training that is not easily obtained. So, if you just can't find the time to fit these class room courses in, we do have an alternative method for getting you to Level 3. Completing the following “FREE” and “ONLINE” courses will act as substitute for you FEMA Leadership Development Course requirements. You absolutely will need to complete all 7 of these courses to get your ICS 300/400 credit. Here are the courses that you need to take:
IS-120, 230, 240, 241, 242, 244 & 288.
NOTE: If you are interested in obtaining a really nice looking certificate for completing the entire Professional Series courses, you will also need to complete IS-235.
Skywarn training is not mandatory,
but is highly recommended for all levels.
that you will always exceed
the expectations. Haven't gotten any of those classes in yet? Here's a link FEMA on-line courses to get you started
Got questions? Email: webmaster@arrl-ohio.org
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* Ohio Section Emergency Response Plan (OSERP) * Ohio Counties & Local Net Frequencies * Ohio Coordinated Repeaters - Repeater Directory * FEMA * National Training & Education Division - FEMA * Ohio EMA * Public Service (Basic Skills) * The Anderson Power pole - connector standard * Black Swan PowerPoint Presentation * Skywarn Spotter Reference Sheet * Real Time Ohio Traffic (OHGO) * SATERN * EmComm * Skywarn * Ohio Single Sideband Net (OSSBN)
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A great video about surviving various attacks
A great video about surviving an Active Shooter event
What To Do When There Is An Active Aggressor Threat Another great video about surviving an Active Shooter Event
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* Winlink2000 Setup and Configuration * Echolink * Internet Radio Linking Project (IRLP)
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