Emergency Preparedness Training
We have the privilege of having Kenneth Moravec come back to the Phoenix area. Normally this course takes 7-14 weeks, depending on what level you want to obtain and who teaches it. Kenneth is the only one that can do it in 1 ½ days. It is an exceptional program and well worth your time and effort.
March 18, 2011 7:45 am - 9 pm
March 19, 2011 7:45 am - 12 pm
Cost: $60.00*
LDS Church at
2520 N. Hartford Street, Chandler
Why come to CERT training?
Because CERT training will help you and your family be better prepared for disasters and other emergencies. You will also learn how to best help others. After a disaster, the professionals will be so overwhelmed that they may not be available for 72-96 hours or more. The rescue efforts will be up to us. You and others will want to help. CERT training teaches neighbors how to work together more effectively to save more lives and ease the hardship people go through until the professionals are able to get there.
What is CERT training?
CERT (Community Emergency Response Team) was created in California to help people better get through a wide spread earthquake disaster. The program is so effective that it is now taught throughout the country to help people with any type of disaster.
CERT is a seven session course focusing on the following concepts:
· General Emergency Preparedness
· Fire Suppression
· First Aid and Disaster Medical Operations
· Light Search and Rescue
· Disaster Psychology
· Organization
· Terrorism Instruction
· Simulated Disaster Exercise
Everyone 12 and older is encouraged to attend.
Limited space is available.
*Cost is $45.00 for personal safety gear, $15 towards travel expenses of instructor, instruction is free.
All those already CERT trained can come review for free.
Advanced registration required and fees paid by Sunday, March 6, 2011.
Sign-up by emailing Wendy Killinger
If you don’t prepare, who will?
Attached are inserts for weekly church programs and flyers for bulletin boards. Please distribute and post as much as you can. You are also welcome to forward this email. The more people we can help prepares, the more lives we can save.
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