Oregon Secretary of State Archives Division

Essential Records / Records Emergency Planning and Response Webinar Training Offered during July, 2011

To: City Recorders, County Clerks, Emergency Management Personnel, and other State and Local Government Employees
From: Dan Cantrall, Oregon Secretary of State, Archives Division

State and local government agency employees are invited to participate in the IPER Essential Records and Records Emergency Preparedness Training in a webinar setting during July, 2011 as detailed below.
We have a limit of 33 attendees, so sign up soon to reserve your spot for each webinar series.

Starts July 05, 2011
State: OREGON
ESS-OR-0001: Essential Records Webinars
Sessions start: 9:00 AM US/Pacific (July 5, 7, 12, 14 2011)
Course Instructor: Oregon IPER Instructional Team
Description: The IPER Essential Records Webinar presents a step-by-step approach to developing an essential records program that is based on FEMA’s COOP guidance. The course covers identification, protection, accessibility, and implementation of a scalable essential records program. This particular webinar will include discussions of OREGON-specific guidance and resources. This webinar is offered in four sessions (90-120 minutes each), delivered twice a week for two weeks on July 5, 7, 12, 14, 2011. This training is pre-certified for FEMA, IIMC, and ACA continuing education credit.
More information is available about the IPER Project, the content of the Essential Records Webinar, including a FAQ page for course participants.
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Starts July 19, 2011
State: OREGON
EPR-OR-0001: Records Emergency Planning & Response Webinars
Sessions start: 9:00 AM US/Pacific (July 19, 21, 26, 28, 2011)
Course Instructor: Oregon IPER Instructional Team
Description: The Records Emergency Planning and Response Webinar extends what you learned during the first IPER webinar, Essential Records, about how to identify and secure essential records which are critical to Continuity of Operations (COOP). It broadens the focus to all records so that agencies can plan for protecting and recovering both essential records and others that are also important or useful, should an emergency occur. This particular webinar will include discussions of OREGON-specific guidance and resources. This webinar is offered in four sessions (90-120 minutes each), delivered twice a week for two weeks on July 19, 21, 26, 28, 2011. This training is pre-certified for FEMA, IIMC, and ACA continuing education credit.
More information is available about the IPER Project, the content of the Records Emergency Planning and Response Webinar, including a FAQ page for course participants.
Register Now!

Dan Cantrall
Oregon State Archives
800 Summer St. NE
Salem, OR 97310
(503)378-5222
daniel.e.cantrall@state.or.us