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Course Catalog > Disaster Services Training Classes
 An Introduction to Disaster Services Training(ARC 3066)
Aviation Disaster Response Workshop (ARC 3084)
Basic Radio Communications Workshop(LBC9717)
Instructs participants in use of hand-held radios and protocols that apply to American Red Cross communications.
Canteen Workshop (LBC 9701)
CDE Presenters Workshop
Client Casework: Providing Emergency Assistance
Client Casework: Providing Emergency Assistance trains Red Cross caseworkers how to conduct effective client interviews and provide appropriate assistance to help meet a client's immediate disaster-caused or disaster-aggravated needs.
Client Casework: Providing Emergency Assistance (Part 1)
Client Casework: Providing Emergency Assistance is a basic, instructor-led, video-supported course designed to train Red Cross caseworkers how to conduct effective client interviews and provide appropriate assistance to help meet a client’s immediate disaster-caused or disaster-aggravated needs. This course qualifies for 0.8 CEU credit under the International Association for Continuing Education and Training (IACET) guidelines. Refer to the Continuing Education Units (CEU) pages on CrossNet for more information.
Client Casework: Providing Emergency Assistance (Part 2)
Part 2 of this course is to prepare Red Cross employees and volunteers to perform the tasks of an Individual Client Services casework service associate.
Collaborating to Ensure Effective Serv. Delivery(ARC 3089-4 r.04)
DAT Leadership Workshop(LBC9719)
This workshop provides an overview of the concepts, procedures, tools, and resources used by Disaster Action Team Leaders in the Greater Long Beach Chapter.
Day 1 Part 1: FOM, Mass Care Overview, Shelter Ops/Sim
Part 1 of 2 parts of Day 1: 3 essential courses (Fulfilling Our Mission, Mass Care Overview & Shelter Operations/Simulation) required to register for DSHR (Disaster Services Human Resources) system membership.
Day 1 Part 2 Shelter Operations & Simulation
This is Day 1 Part 2 - Shelter Operations and Simulation. Shelter Operations gives participants an overview of the American Red Cross policies and procedures for setting up, running and closing a shelter during a disaster. The simulation builds on the information presented in the Shelter Operations course and provides participants an opportunity to practice working with procedures for setting up, running and closing a shelter during a disaster.
Day 1: Fulfilling Our Mission, Mass Care, Shelter Ops & Sim
3 essential courses required to register for DSHR system membership.
Disaster Action Team Workshop (LBC 9709)
Prepares participants to serve on the chapter Disaster Action Teams (DATs) that respond to local residential fires and provide immediate assistance to those who are displaced. Includes roles and responsibilities, what assistance is provided by a DAT, and how the assistance is provided.
Disaster Assessment Basics
The purpose of this course is to provide a general overview of the tasks performed by Red Cross Disaster Assessment workers in support of a disaster relief operation and a local incident such as a single or multi-family fire.
Disaster Frontline Supervisor Simulation
The purpose of the simulation is to provide participants an opportunity to practice their supervisory knowledge and skills in leading teams that deliver high quality service and to create a climate that promotes worker satisfaction.
Disaster Frontline Supervisor(DSSSS601A)
The purpose of this course is to prepare supervisors to lead a team of disaster workers to deliver high quality client service and to create a climate that promotes worker satisfaction.
Disaster Health Service Response Workshop
Disaster Health Service Response Workshop designed to orient licensed health professionals to the roles and responsibilities of a Disaster Health Services volunteer when working on behalf of the ARC to meet the disaster-related health needs of clients.
DSCLS205W: Disaster Health Services Response Part 2
Part 2 of this course is to prepare licensed health professionals to either work in their local chapter jurisdiction, or be deployed to a Red Cross disaster relief operation and function as health professionals within the Health Services Protocols.
Disaster Kitchen Training
Emergency Operations Center/Incident Command Liaison
ERVs: Ready,Set, Roll(ARC 3068-4)
The purpose of this course is to prepare employees and volunteers of the Red Cross to operate an Emergency Response Vehicle (ERV) and its equipment safely and effectively to meet feeding and other service needs of people affected by disaster.
Foundations of Disaster Mental Health
Fullfilling Our Mission: Translating Your Compassion into Community Action(DSGEN200A)
Fulfilling Our Mission introduces the mission of the Red Cross, the principles and values that support the mission and the expected behaviors of Red Cross volunteers and employees in the conduct of that mission.
Fundamentals of Disaster Assesment(DSIMS200A)
Fundamentals of Disaster Public Affairs: The Local Response
Logistics I: An Overview (ARC 3071-1)
This course is designed to give the learners an overview of the Logistics group and the activities associated with it. The course consists of lectures and group activities.
Logistics Simulation (ARC 3071-2)
The purpose of the simulation is to provide participants an opportunity to practice the skills and knowledge needed to run a successful logistical operation in their local chapter.
Mass Care II
Mass Care Overview(DSMCC200A)
The purpose of this course is to provide an overview of the activities performed by Red Cross Mass Care workers in support of a disaster relief operation.
Mass Casualty Disasters (ARC 3079-1)
The purpose of this course is to prepare Red Cross employees and volunteers to provide a more effective initial response to a mass casualty
disaster.
Media Interview Skills Workshop(ARC-GLB 9713)
New Disaster Volunteer & Disaster Action Team Workshop
3649: New Disaster Volunteer Workshop (LBC 9711)
Introduces participants to how the chapter is organized, its Disaster Services programs and functional activities as it relates to preparing and responding to local and large disasters.
Power Point Workshop
The PowerPoint workshop provides an overview on how to use the Chapter's audio/video equipment to build and present powerpoint presentations to teach American Red Cross courses.
Psychological First Aid(DSCLS206A)
This course provides a framework for understanding the factors that affect stress responses in disaster relief workers and the clients they serve.
Public Speaking Workshop (ARC 5014)
Response Center Network Workshop
Train and maintain a cadre of call agents to capture and provide "quality" information, referrals and relief support to individuals and ARC units affected by disasters and community emergencies.
Shelter Manager's Workshop (CDDS201WL)
Shelter Operations (ARC 3068-11)
Shelter Simulation (ARC 3068-12)
Weapons of Mass Destruction/Terrorism : An Overview (ARC 3079-2)
The purpose of this course is to provide basic information about the issues and safety concerns related to responding to a disaster incident in an environment involving weapons of mass destruction/terrorism (WMD/T). Participants will gain the knowledge, skills and abilities needed by disaster workers performing duties in this environment.
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