Managing the Inland Search Function (MISF) provides the essence of what the first-on-scene Incident Commander will initiate, manage and document for Search and Rescue incidents from initial response through suspending search operations and demobilization of resources. This course provides a building-block foundation for both ongoing management of search operations and technical search planning for later operational periods. Most searches resolve either using previously proven search planning tactics and management techniques described in the course or the more complicated search techniques discussed for longer missions.
| Details |
| Date(s) |
Mon. Dec 07, 2026 0800-1700
Tue. Dec 08, 2026 0800-1700
Wed. Dec 09, 2026 0800-1700
Thu. Dec 10, 2026 0800-1700
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| Location |
Alamance Community College Law Enforcement Training Center 2661 Sandy Cross Road, Burlington NC 27217
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| Building/Room |
Room P111 |
| Handicap Accessibility |
Yes
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| WiFi Access |
Yes
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| ESF |
ESF9 - Search and Rescue
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| Functional Areas |
Emergency Services
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| Offered By |
North Carolina Division of Emergency Management |
| Primary Instructor |
Osborne, Luke |
| Course Length |
32 hrs |
| Course Hours |
32.00 |
| CEUs |
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| Award Credentials |
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| Prerequisites |
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| Equivalent Prerequisites |
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| Maximum Participants |
30 |
| # Open Seats |
19 |
| # on Wait List |
1 |
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