Be Prepared not Scared
- Are you, your family, community ready?
- What is the plan?
- Where will you go?
- What should you do?
- Do I have everything to survive?
What is a ‘Go-Kit’
A ‘Go-Kit’ is any container or bag, packed with essential items to sustain you and your family for at least three days during a disaster or emergency. This container/bag should be pre-packed and stored away in an easily accessible area, ready to be grabbed during an emergency where you need to evacuate. Each person should preferably have their own, even on smaller scale, to be prepared if you get divided during evacuation (yes it does happen!)
- Basic ‘Go-Kit’ (does not include backpack) – Start from R1 600
- Advance ‘Go-Kit’ (family of four – does not include backpack(s)) – Start from R3 300
- Full ‘Go-Kit’ (include backpack – no clothes) – Start from R4 100
- Community/School emergency awareness program (one day – R550pp)
- Personal/family/school/ community emergency assessment and development of plan – price on request
Contact: Michelle Kleinhans
Dynamic Incident Management (Pty) Ltd
Cell: +27 (0)60 345 5362
Email: michelle@dynamicincident.co.za
www.dynamicincident.co.za
You asked WE provide.
With our virtual classes YOU hold
YOUR future in your own hands.
Dynamic Incident Management is certified to provide essential services during the COVID19 Lockdown.
We still also offer all our training via Virtual Platform, but for those required face to face training we can provide and abide fully to all requirements during our training sessions.
For more information or booking of training contact us on
060 345 5362 or email to michelle@dynamicincident.co.za
ENROL in Dynamic Incident Management DISTANCE LEARNING ICS SKILLS DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM
- Refresh your ICS skills
- Learn ICS as a new skill
START YOUR NEW CAREER WITH US!
Dynamic Incident Management ALL NEW Fire Investigation Career Path Development program
Our courses start in May 2020
ONLINE COURSES
Now that you are here please have a look at our online courses
1. Basic Incident Command System (ICS I-100)
2. Incident Command System for Single Resources & Initial Attack
Incidents (ICS I-200)
3. Computer Basics for Beginners
Memory is good BUT SHORT!
Lessons learnt requires a change in personal or operational behavior as a result of the experience that SHOULD be considered in future operations or response to incidents!
Read the full article in the Disaster Management Journal (page 12 -14) on LESSONS LEARNT IN ICS to be implemented provided by Dynamic Incident
COURSE PICTURES
The all New Incident Commander Training in Gauteng Completed today.As an Incident Commander, from Initial to Extended requires Leadership Skills, require to Command Presence and understand accountability aspects of the position.Obtaining, filtering, prioritizing is critical for setting SMART OBJECTIVES to ensure effective and efficient incident management.Below some photos during the course.
TO GET YOUR INCIDENT COMMANDERS READY
Book your course or book your seat for our planning IC course in Cape Town from 23 – 27 March 2020
Contact michelle@dynamicincident.co.za or 060 345 5362
ACTIVITY – NEW & UPCOMING
Look out for information on the upcoming –
Wildfire Community Awareness Day
COURSE – NEW
INCIDENT COMMAND SYSTEM – OPERATIONS SECTION CHIEF
Date: 3-6 February 2020
Presented by: DYNAMIC INCIDENT MANAGEMENT (Pty) Ltd
LG Seta Accredited
Endorsed by the South African Incident Command System Working Team (SA ICS), FEMA Based
This course is designed to provide government and private industry emergency management and response personnel with an understanding of the duties, responsibilities, and capabilities of an effective Operations
Section Chief (OSC) on an Incident Management Team on all levels of incidents.
These responsibilities fall into two categories:
1. Response to the incident and command needs of the incident; and
2. Effectively fulfilling the position responsibilities of an Incident Commander on an ICS Incident Management Team.
more details…click below
Incident Command System Operations Section Chief
COURSE – NEW
WILDLAND FIRE INVESTIGATION – FI210
Origin and Cause Determination
Date: 24-28 February 2020
Presented by: DYNAMIC INCIDENT MANAGEMENT (Pty) Ltd
Fema Based – Facilitated by subject matter expert
This course provide a consistent knowledge and skill base for the wildland fire investigator, by determining the origin, how the ignition source came into contact with the materials first ignited & identifying the responsible party. Accurate origin & cause determination is an essential first step in a successful fire investigation, and successful fire investigations are necessary in preventing unwanted wildland fires.
more details…click below
COURSE – NEW
INCIDENT COMMANDER POSITION SPECIFIC
LG SETA accredited course
Date: 23-27 March 2020
Presented by: DYNAMIC INCIDENT MANAGEMENT (Pty) Ltd
Endorsed by South African Incident Command System Working Team (SA ICS) and FEMA Based (Revised for our needs)
LG SETA Unit Standard 10981 accreditation certificate—Supervise work unit to achieve work unit objectives—12 Credits
This course provide the student with the understanding and implementing of the role, duties and responsibilities of the incident commander for initial attack incidents and to activate the ICS structure for extended or complex incidents.
The Incident Commander is the decision maker during incident; Delegating tasks and listening to input from subject matter experts in order to bring the incident to resolution. They become the highest ranking individual on any incident call, regardless of their day-to-day rank.
more details…click below
Incident Commander Position Specific