MGT 345 - Disaster Management for Electric Power Systems

Description

Free training for community stakeholders who depend on reliable power

WHY THIS COURSE MATTERS

Electric power systems play a crucial role in how our nation operates. This course helps participants understand electric power systems, critical infrastructure interdependencies, and practical actions organizations can take to improve energy resilience before, during, and after emergencies. It connects power disruption to real-world consequences for communities, public safety, public works, healthcare, water, transportation, communications, and continuity of operations.

TOPICS INCLUDE

• Overview of electric power systems
• Risks and dependencies
• Responder safety
• Prevention, protection, and mitigation
• Response and restoration
• Disaster recovery

PARTICIPANT AUDIENCE

• Emergency management, public works, and utility 
• management
• Power providers, water authorities, utilities, and public works personnel
• Healthcare and hospital leadership, public health officials
• Emergency planning and preparedness personnel
• City planning, urban development, and private-sector 

Registration is free! Click Here to Register!

Please Contact: Charles Canan for any questions or concerns. Phone: 985-449-4751 Email: Charles.canan@la.gov