Coordinated Response: Operational Frameworks for Response Leadership
A mission-tested alternative equivalent to FEMA’s IS-700 and IS-800
When disaster strikes or complex incidents unfold, confusion spreads faster than the response.
This course gives you the operational tools and strategic clarity to lead confidently in any multi-agency environment.
You’ll go far beyond doctrine and checklists to understand:
- How NIMS and the National Response Framework (NRF) actually work on the ground
- The difference between command and coordination (and why getting this wrong causes failure)
- How to use Emergency Support Functions (ESFs) and Community Lifelines to prioritize effectively
- What it means to lead across boundaries, agencies, and operational silos – when it counts most
Whether you’re in a command post, an EOC, or advising leadership behind the scenes, this course gives you a mission-ready alternative to the federal IS-700/800 training path – built for real responders, by real responders.
What You’ll Learn
- The foundations of NIMS and ICS – stripped of the fed-speak
- NRF principles and how to use them in briefings and operational plans
- How to work with (not against) local, state, and federal coordination layers
- How to use Community Lifelines and Core Capabilities to focus your team and justify your decisions
- How to conduct effective after-action reviews that actually improve your readiness
Who This Course Is For
- Emergency managers
- Incident leaders and section chiefs
- EOC staff
- Public safety, public works, health, and utility responders
- Private sector or NGO partners supporting disaster operations
- Anyone tired of death-by-PowerPoint federal training that doesn’t prepare you for the real thing
What You Get
- Full access to 3 engaging lessons with real-world application
- Downloadable job aids and reference tools
- 15-question knowledge check
- Certificate of Completion from TEAM Solutions
- Eligible for credit in the Response Leadership Essentials (RLESS) certification path
Certificate Info
This course provides a certificate of completion aligned with FEMA-based doctrine but is not a federal credential. It is accepted as part of TEAM Solutions’ professional training track.