Emergency Management - Natural Disasters

Hurricane, Earthquake, Tsunami, Vulcan, Blizzard, Nuclear plant disaster and much more.
What you'll learn
Hurricane;
Earthquakes;
Tsunami;
Vulcan;
Nuclear plant disaster;
Blizzard;
Emergency Management;
How To Call For Help In A Public Area?
How To Save Yourself And Others From Drowning?
What To Do If You Get Caught In A Rip Current.
How To Remove A Sharp Object From A Deep Wound?
Requirements
Desire to survive natural disasters
Description
A disaster can strike a family with little or no notice. It can cause people to evacuate a home immediately, or it may confine people to their homes. Basic services—such as electricity, gas, water, and telephone services—may be cut off for extended periods of time. A family disaster plan helps families prepare for these types of adverse situations and mitigate the devastating effects of a disaster.

The course is based on the Four Phases of Emergency Management:

Mitigation - efforts to reduce hazards or their impacts
Preparedness - efforts to prepare for a likely hazard
Response - actions taken to respond to an emergency or disaster
Recovery - actions taken to restore the community to pre-disaster condition

That’s why I developed this course to guide and prepare you and your family to survive disaster situations.
I will talk about:

Emergency Management;
Hurricane;
Earthquakes;
Tsunami;
Vulcan;
Nuclear plant disaster;
Blizzard;

And tips about several topics to help you in daily situations, such as:

How To Call For Help In A Public Area?
If You Think You're Being Followed
How To Save Yourself And Others From Drowning
What To Do If You Get Caught In A Rip Current
How To Remove A Sharp Object From A Deep Wound
What To Do If You See A Bear
A Way To Identify If Someone Is Having A Stroke
If You Need Any Help Abroad

Besides, you have a special chat to send me your questions and doubts.
So do not hesitate - gain gold skills to survive during disaster situations.



Who this course is for:
Everyone interested in learning more about safety and what to do before, during, and after a natural disaster.

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