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CONTINUING EDUCATION UNITS
(CEUs) - For all EMS First
Responders, in order to remain certified, you must have 12 CEUs in a two year period to maintain your
National Registry certification and 15 CEUs in a three year period to
maintain your Ohio Division of EMS certification. Please contact Tim
Jackson, SEOEMS Training Officer if you have any questions and please
view SEOEMS website under Training for EMS course calendar
information. CEU requirements can be found at
http://www.ems.ohio.gov/ems.asp under Certification bar on left
hand side of screen.
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RADIATION DETECTOR BATTERIES
This is a reminder - please
remove all batteries from your radiation detection equipment when
the equipment is not in use.
- VOLUNTEER FIREFIGHTER CERTIFICATION
REQUIREMENTS - The 18 hours per year Continuing Education requirements
are in effect for all Ohio firefighters starting in April 2008. The
state will be auditing 10% of all training records throughout the
state on a random basis.
- JCERT MEMBERS -
Anyone whom has just joined the team or anyone
who would like to join the team needs to fill out a member information
sheet. Also, it is very important that all members re-certify each
year. Everyone should try to refresh with the whole team, as this
gives the team practice of working together. Any member whom allows
their certification to expire will be placed on inactive status until
they obtain certification. Any team member who has obtained NIMS
classes (ICS 100, 200, 300, 400 and/or NIMS 700 & 800) or any other
certifications, please get a copy of your certificates to Jeff Young
at Jackson FD.
- RADIO BATTERIES
- The Jackson County Health
Department is a collection point for the following types of
rechargeable batteries - Nickel Cadmium (NiCd), Nickel Metal Hydride
(Ni-MH), Lithium Ion (Li-ion) and Small Sealed Lead (Pb). Used cell
phones, with or without batteries are also accepted. The batteries and
phones are sent to the Rechargeable Battery Recycling Corporation for
recycling. We Do Not Accept alkaline or lithium batteries, bag
or cordless phones. Please contact Gary Radabaugh at 286-5094, ext.
229 if you should have any questions.
- HAZMAT Team Patch - HAZMAT Team members can order the
patch shown below from David Channell or Jeff Young for $2.75 per
patch.
- Obtaining a DUNS Number - If your political subdivision
does not already have a DUNS number (Data Universal Number System),
you will need to obtain one in order to apply for any federal grant.
To obtain a DUNS number in about 10 minutes, call 1-866-705-5711.
Be prepared to answer the following questions: name of business,
business address, phone number, name of the CEO/business owner, legal
structure of the business (corporation, partnership, proprietorship),
year business started, primary line of business, total number of
employees (full and part time). You can also obtain a DUNS
number on-line at the Dun and Bradstreet website, which may take up to
14 business days.
http://eupdate.dnb.com/requestoptions.html
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