WPS On-Site Emergency Response Training Programs:
Most of the following training programs are also available as ‘Live-Online Training.’
Command & Operations Emergency Response Training: 
Introduction to Fire Response (3 hours)
This training module for key building personnel will help participating personnel understand their roles and responsibilities as outlined in the building’s Fire Safety Plan. It is mandatory that the Fire and Life Safety Director, Deputy Fire and Life Safety Director and Building Response Team, if applicable (emergency supervisory personnel) are trained in fire response prior to being given any responsibilities. Course code: TR-COIF
Introduction to Fire & Multi-Hazard Response (3 hours)
This training module will introduce the Multi-Hazard Emergency Plan to key building personnel and will help personnel understand their roles and responsibilities as outlined in the building’s Multi-Hazard Emergency Plan. It is mandatory the building Incident Commander, Deputy Incident Commander and Building Response Team if applicable (emergency supervisory personnel) are trained in multi-hazard response prior to being given any responsibilities. Course code: TR-COIMH
How to Run an Effective Drill Training (3 hours)
One of the most critical components of any emergency program is drills. When drills are utilized for teaching response skills rather than testing knowledge, the value of the drills to every level of your team can be significant. This program has been designed to assist you through all of the common “difficulties” that are part of your drills. We will help you create a series of progressive objectives for your drills; help you overcome occupant resistance to drills and show you how to extract the most value for the time that you invest. Course code: TR-CODRLL
Fire Response (2 hours)
This training module for key building personnel will review with participating personnel their roles and responsibilities as outlined in the building’s Fire Safety Plan. It is mandatory that the Fire and Life Safety Director, Deputy Fire and Life Safety Director and Building Response Team, if applicable (emergency supervisory personnel) are trained in fire response prior to being given any responsibilities. Course code: TR-COIF
Fire & Multi-Hazard Response (2 hours)
This training module will review the Multi-Hazard Emergency Plan with key building personnel and will help personnel understand their roles and responsibilities as outlined in the building’s Multi-Hazard Emergency Plan. It is mandatory the building Incident Commander, Deputy Incident Commander and Building Response Team if applicable (emergency supervisory personnel) are trained in multi-hazard response prior to being given any responsibilities. Course code: TR-COIMH
Please choose a 1 hour module to complete your 3 hour emergency response training session:
Bomb Threat Response Module (1 hour)
This training module for key building personnel will help participating personnel understand their roles and responsibilities as outlined in the building’s Multi-Hazard Emergency Plan. It is mandatory for the building Incident Commander, Deputy Incident Commander and Building Response Team, if applicable (emergency supervisory personnel) to be trained in bomb threat response prior to being given any responsibilities. Module course code: COBMB
Earthquake Response Module (1 hour)
This training module for key building personnel will help participating personnel understand their roles and responsibilities as outlined in the building’s Multi-Hazard Emergency Plan. It is mandatory that the building Incident Commander, Deputy Incident Commander and Building Response Team, if applicable (emergency supervisory personnel) are trained in earthquake response prior to being given any responsibilities. Module course code: COEQ
Round Table Exercise (1 hour)
The facility emergency plan (Multi-Hazard or Fire Safety Plan) is really a people plan. People learn it, people test it, people maintain it, and it is people who have to put it into action when crisis strikes. The most effective way and to retain that knowledge is to use it! The round table exercise programs facilitate the kind of critical learning that enables people to effectively utilize emergency plans during a crisis. Module course code: CORTX
Tornado Response Module (1 hour)
This training module for key building personnel will help participating personnel understand their roles and responsibilities as outlined in the building’s Multi-Hazard Emergency Plan. It is mandatory the building Incident Commander, Deputy Incident Commander and Building Response Team, if applicable (emergency supervisory personnel) are trained in tornado response prior to being given any responsibilities. Module course code: COTOR
Floor Wardens Emergency Response Training: 
Fire Response (2 hours)
This training module for Floor Wardens will help participating personnel understand their roles and responsibilities as outlined in the building’s Fire Safety Plan. It is mandatory that all Floor Wardens and Deputy Floor Wardens (emergency supervisory personnel) are trained in fire response prior to being given any responsibilities. Course code: TR-FWF
Fire & Multi-Hazard Response (2 hours)
This training module for Floor Wardens will help participating personnel understand their roles and responsibilities as outlined in the building’s Multi-Hazard Emergency Plan, specifically the Fire Safety Plan. It is mandatory that all Floor Wardens and Deputy Floor Wardens (emergency supervisory personnel) are trained in fire response prior to being given any responsibilities. Course code: TR-FWMH
Please choose a 1 hour module to complete your 3 hour emergency response training session:
Bomb Threat Response Training (1 hour)
This training module for Floor Wardens will help participating personnel understand their roles and responsibilities as outlined in the building Multi-Hazard Emergency Plan. It is highly recommended that all Floor Wardens and Deputy Floor Wardens are trained in bomb threat response prior to being given any responsibilities. Module course code: FWBMB
Earthquake Response Training (1 hour)
This training module for Floor Wardens will help participating personnel understand their roles and responsibilities as outlined in the building Multi-Hazard Emergency Plan. It is highly recommended that all Floor Wardens and Deputy Floor Wardens are trained in earthquake response prior to being given any responsibilities. Module course code: FWEQ
Tornado Response Training (1 hour)
This training module for Floor Wardens will help participating personnel understand their roles and responsibilities as outlined in the building Multi-Hazard Emergency Plan. It is highly recommended that all Floor Wardens and Deputy Floor Wardens are trained in tornado response prior to being given any responsibilities. Module course code: FWTOR
Building Life Safety Tour (1 hour)
The building life safety tour module will follow the Floor Warden Fire Response training session. This tour is to help Floor Wardens visualize and become familiar with the building’s life safety systems, where they are located (i.e.: fire extinguishers, pull stations, firefighter telephones) and how they function. They will also participate in a mock evacuation of the facility using the emergency exit pathways, including crossover floors (if applicable), and out to the designated assembly area. Knowing the location of the facility’s life safety systems in a crisis is paramount to an effective response. Module course code: FWBTOUR
Observe and Debrief Evacuation Drill (1 hour)
A WPS Trainer will attend and assist the key building personnel through observation of their drill exercise and provide support in conducting the drill debriefing session with your Floor Wardens upon completion of the drill. The trainer will also provide feedback and recommendations to your staff on how to maximize the value of your drills in the future. Module course code: FWOD
*Please note that on-site training is booked in half day (3 hour) and full day (6 hour) sessions.
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