FirstNet Learning, Inc., a NEOGOV company training

Members of the public must feel that police in their area are acting, and reacting, in a fair and impartial manner, regardless of the public’s race, age, gender, socioeconomic status, etc. In order for there to be that trust, law enforcement officers must exhibit fairness during each and every encounter with members of the public. This course represents just a start to more unbiased way of thinking, reacting, and ultimately, effective policing.

Workplace accidents occur each and every day. Accident investigations determine how and why accidents, incidences or near misses occur. By using the information gained through an investigation, a similar or even a more disastrous accident may be prevented.  The primary focus of this course is to explain the reasons for conducting an accident/incident investigation, introduce the six- step accident/incident investigation procedure, and demonstrate how company safety programs can be improved to prevent reoccurrences.

To properly prepare teens to drive, parents must have a clear understanding of the risks they face. That’s why the National Safety Council developed the Alive at 25 Parent Program. The 3-hour course identifies those risks and helps parents reinforce basic driving skills and good decision-making to help teens become safe, responsible, and defensive drivers.

Many organizations – especially those that provide wire transfers, money order or checks, currency exchange or check cashing services – are at risk for being targets of money laundering. Ensuring compliance with federal anti-money laundering laws and protecting the organization from risk can be complicated. This course explains how to recognize signs of potential money laundering and how to comply with complicated reporting and record-keeping laws.

An active shooter on campus is a nightmare situation for any school. This course covers the basics of active shooter response, including dealing with post-event trauma. It instills the importance of acting quickly for survival.

The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) prohibits workplace discrimination against people with physical and mental disabilities. The ADA Amendments Act modifies the ADA, reconfirming the group of people who will be covered should be interpreted broadly and putting more emphasis on employers’ behavior when cases go to court. From a comprehensive explanation of the amended Act to necessary accommodations and best practices, this course prepares supervisors to navigate the legal dangers that arise when disability issues are mishandled in the workplace.

An active shooter on campus is a nightmare situation for any college or university. This course covers the basics of active shooter response, including dealing with post-event trauma. It instills the importance of acting quickly for survival.

Charged with protecting both public health and the environment for current and future generations, Water / Wastewater Operators are among a state’s most valuable employees. Operators must be certified and then continue to stay accredited by training and earning Continuing Education Units/Credits (CEUs) via classroom or online training. FirstNet is proud to offer a number of online health and safety courses approved on a state-by-state basis for CEUs for Water / Wastewater Operators. New courses and states are constantly being added.

You`re familiar with the term `Micro Learning` - short training events that are designed to deliver content using video or other engaging methods.  They`re great for delivering new training, to refresh and reinforce knowledge, and they are often used to remind learners of training they`ve already received.

This course provides instruction on emergency response, safety, reporting, and evacuation of company facilities in the event of a natural disaster, fire, bomb threat, or other emergency.