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PEM Program Manual
Classroom courses registered on MI-TRAIN and completed through the Emergency Management and Homeland Security Division, such as Basic Public Information Officer (G290) or HSEEP – Classroom (L0146), will automatically be verified when you have met the course requirements.
If the course was not registered on MI-TRAIN, such as FEMA Independent Study or the HSEEP – Webinar (K0146), verification of course completion must be submitted in your MI-TRAIN account by uploading the course certificate into MI-TRAIN. Directions to upload your own certificates are found on page 8.
All registrants will stay in “pending status” until a course manager reviews the registrations.
On occasion, the EMHSD must reduce the number of registrants to meet course requirements. When doing so, the following policy will be used:
| PEM Course Approval Priority Policy | |
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| Priority | Local, state, and tribal personnel in the Emergency Management field. |
| Second Priority | Whole Community partners who support Emergency Management functions within the state. |
| Third Priority | Federal employees and all others who do not directly support Emergency Management functions within the state. |
| Program progress and need for a course for an upcoming exam will also be considered. |
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