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Sport and Special Event Risk Management (AWR-167) (04-20-0167) - 002

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Brief Description: This course teaches the seven-step sport event security risk management process.

Full Description: This course is designed to build capabilities for multi-agency collaboration pertaining to risk management for sport events. It introduces the seven-step sport security risk management process, including the idea of risk management and setting risk management goals for sport events, identifying assets that need protecting and determining risk, implementing planning and mitigation actions, and implementing after-action review for events as well as incidents. Through activity-based training modules, intact security teams will enhance their ability for planning, risk assessment, training, and exercising practices specific to conducting sport events. The expectation is for participants to return to their respective organization and coordinate the development of a sport event security management system.

Course Objectives:
-Discuss and understand the global threat environment directed at soft targets and identify
  sport event and special event threats.
-Build an effective risk management team.
-Relate threat, hazard, and risk management concepts and the self-assessment process for
  sports venues and events facilities.
-Identify, understand, and determine the best available physical and non-physical protective
  measures for sport event facilities/venues.
-Identify event and emergency operational planning considerations, including the importance
  of the event action plan and the difference between event planning and incident action
  planning.
-Develop and implement a staff training cycle relative to sport event security and safety
  management.
-Identify various exercise options and how to conduct an exercise involving key partners and
evaluate performance in order to address gaps and ensure continuous improvement.
-Apply risk management procedures to a multi-agency, multi-discipline scenario.

Target Audience: Education, Emergency Management, Emergency Medical Services, Fire Services, Governmental Administrative, Hazardous Material, Healthcare, Law Enforcement, Public Health Communications, Public Safety Communications, Security and Safety, Transportation

Prerequisite :
You must be a US Citizen to take this course. If you are not a U.S. citizen, please e-mail oem.training@dhses.ny.gov for further instructions.

All participants must have a FEMA Student Identification (FEMA SID) number. Students can search for their existing/create a new FEMA SID at: https://cdp.dhs.gov/femasid/.

Highly Recommended Prerequisites:
-IS0100: An Introduction to the Incident Command System
-IS0200: Basic Incident Command System for Initial Response
-IS0700: An Introduction to the National Incident Managem

Training Dates: 05/22/2023 - 05/23/2023

Prerequisites: None Specified

Registration Dates: 01/22/2023 - 05/01/2023

Available Seats: 13

Hours: 16h 0m

Fee: None Specified

Training Location: 52 - Suffolk County
Stony Brook Athletics Goldstein Family Student Athlete Development Center;
100 Circle Road
Stony Brook, NY 11794

Reporting Instructions: 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Dress is business casual.

Signup Details: No Show Policy: Failure to attend a class you have registered for can result in restriction on future course attendance and agency notification. It is the students responsibility to notify us in a timely manner if you cannot attend.

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Sport and Special Event Risk Management (AWR-167) (04-20-0167) - 002