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State Training Application Process
First responders must submit a
GOHSEP Training
Application
for any State conducted class.
The GOHSEP training application must be signed by the
applicant, the applicant’s supervisor and the respective
Director of the Parish Office of Homeland Security and
Emergency Preparedness (OEP), also known as the
Parish Director. Applications submitted without these
three signatures will not be accepted and the applicant
will be notified by phone or email of this action.
Responders can view the contact information for all
Louisiana Parish Directors on the
Parish EOC
Contact Numbers page:
Once received, the Parish Director will sign and fax or
email the application to the GOHSEP Training Branch.
Applicants will be notified by email or phone to confirm
enrollment for each training class.
Federal
Training Application Process
Five Federal agencies actively provide WMD training to
Louisiana responders:
Center for Domestic
Preparedness (CDP)
Louisiana State University (LSU)
Nevada Test Site
(NTS)
New Mexico
Tech (NMT)
Texas Engineering and Extension Service (TEEX)
The Emergency Management
Institute (EMI) provides emergency management
training classes
Each Federal training provider requires first responders
to complete a specific registration process as outlined
on each Federal website.
See our
Federal Training
Information
page for a listing of the training websites, to review
specific federal training classes and to complete the
correct registration procedure.
We welcome your questions about Federal training
classes. Contact the
Homeland Security Training
Officer
to assist with registration for Federal WMD
training.
To apply for resident EMI courses, applicants must
submit the EMI Training Application (FEMA
75-5 Application).
Applicants must sign the EMI application and then obtain
a signature from the respective department/agency head.
Fax the completed application to the
Emergency Management Training
Officer
at: 225-925-7512/7501. Online EMI courses are
completed at individual convenience and do not require a
training application.
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