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Introduction to Public Safety Project Management

January 24, 2012
Carnegie Center
Phoenix, AZ 85007


What is it?

Course limited to 20 trainees. Register Now!
A NO-COST full-day training course targeted to public safety personnel who have been assigned or may be assigned to manage public safety communications projects. Training will consist of the basic, foundational aspects of project success and the elements project managers need to consider when implementing public safety projects. Attendees will be asked to critically evaluate the benefits, goals, and objectives of this pilot course. The course is sponsored by the National Institute for Emergency Communications (NIEC).



Sponsored by the National Institute for Emergency Communications. NIEC is funded by a congressionally sponsored grant through the Department of Homeland Security Office of Emergency Communications, and operated by SEARCH, The National Consortium for Justice Information and Statistics.

This is a great opportunity for agency personnel in Phoenix and surrounding areas to take advantage of this training! Download the training announcement for important course details.

Where is it?

Carnegie Center (main floor)
1101 W. Washington St.
Phoenix, AZ 85007
(602) 926-3604
http://www.lib.az.us/carnegie/meet.aspx

Who can attend?

The target audience is public safety personnel who have been or may be assigned as project managers for public safety projects. There are currently no prerequisites identified for trainees taking this course. The target audience should have the following:
  • A minimum of 2 years of experience in public safety,
  • Some accountability for public safety projects within their organizations, and
  • Knowledge of past, current, or future projects they can share with the class.

SEARCH developed the course material to delve into the basics of project management and provide step-by-step instructions for utilizing critical project management tools.

This course focuses specifically on the duties and responsibilities of a public safety communications project manager/coordinator.