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SEMS/NIMS/ICS Combined Course Module 1 – Course Introduction OBJECTIVES: Terminal Objective: Enabling Objective: At the conclusion of the course, the participants will be able to: Define ICS, SEMS, and NIMS Identify components of each system; comparison and contrast METHOD Lecture, Group review SUPPLIES/ MATERIALS Participant Manual LCD projector/screen/laptop Activity materials Powerpoint presentations Easel charts and markers Videos, DVD’s Job Aids, checklists INSTRUCTOR PREPARATION Review Course Classroom Setup Layout is appropriate. Environment is comfortably controlled (such as climate and lighting). Equipment Equipment is properly prepared. Safety factors are met (such as no overloaded circuits and wires won’t be tripped over). Classroom Materials Handouts available Student materials  INSTRUCTOR NOTES CONTENT/ACTIVITY VISUAL 1 - 1 Instructor will: Identify acronyms ICS – Incident Command System SEMS – Standardized Emergency Management System NIMS – National Incident Management System  INSTRUCTOR NOTES CONTENT/ACTIVITY VISUAL 1 - 2 This course will describe the components of SEMS and NIMS ICS will be examined with emphasis on how it is used in SEMS and in NIMS Course will focus on similarities and differences between the state and national systems.  INSTRUCTOR NOTES CONTENT/ACTIVITY VISUAL 1 - 3 Objectives continued  INSTRUCTOR NOTES CONTENT/ACTIVITY VISUAL 1 - 4 ICS first used in California by firefighters as a management structure. ICS much like command and control used in the military. ICS used by Napoleon ICS used by the Chinese in the book the Art of War, which is a famous military strategy book. The Art of War is where Napoleon got the idea to use ICS!  INSTRUCTOR NOTES CONTENT/ACTIVITY VISUAL 1 - 5 Management tool that may be used for all hazards and all disciplines ICS Positions used in both the field and in the EOC. ICS Principles – Flexible struc