National TIM Responder Training Program Implementation Progress - As of May 18, 2020

Train-the-Trainer Sessions• 465 sessions with 12,742 participants• 23% of participants have provided training

In-Person Responder Training• 16,991 sessions with 387,809 participants

Web-Based Training (WBT) • 75,417 total | 50,796 NHI | 7,543 Other• 17,078 ERSI Responder Safety Learning Network

Total Trained: 475,968

TIM Responder Struck-By FatalitiesSURVIVAL ALERT UPDATE

• 15 fatalities have occurred since Jan 1, 2020.

2 - Firefighters/EMS Personnel

8 - Law Enforcement Officers

5 - Towing & Recovery Personnel

0 - Mobile Mechanics

0 - DOT/SSP

0 – DPW

Injuries could be 10 times greater!

Call to Action! Web-Based Training Option Links:• https://www.nhi.fhwa.dot.gov/course-search?course_no=133126A• https://learning.respondersafety.com/Clusters/National-TIM-Training-

Certificate.aspx Struck-By Line of Duty Death-www.respondersafety.com/FatalityReports

TIM Training Program Implementation Progress Train-the-Trainer (TtT) Sessions - As of May 18, 2020

WA2

OR

CA

NV

ID

UT

NMAZ

NDMN

IANE

MT

WY

COKS

OK

TX

WIMI

IL

AR

MS

SC

MO

LA

INOH

FL

TN

KY

MEVT

NH

MA

RICT

NJ2

DEMDWV

VA DC

2

PA

2

3

2

SD

3

217

11

3

2

3

3

2

465 Number of TtT Sessions Conducted

FHWA SponsoredTtT Session Conducted

State/Local Led/Funded TtT Session Conducted

TtT Session Planned2

AK

HI

2

2

3

2

FHWA and State/Local Co-SponsoredTtT Session Conducted

4

2

2

2

2

NC

4

2

8

2

3

32

2

2

2

2

2

2

2

PR

2

NY

2

2

2

4

2

2

3

2

Canada

2

2

2

4

AL

2

2

2

2

2

2

GA2

2

2

TIM Training Program Implementation ProgressResponder Training: In-Person & WBT- As of May 18, 2020

MA: 6,530[846]

3,314[1,591]

RI: 2,751[122]CT: 931 [672]

NJ: 17,889[746]

MD: 6,926[765]DC:

1,994[446]

4,373[149]

2,272[794]4,572

[531]

1,163[79]

2,832[2,778]

13,845[6,278]14,718

[3,301]5,933[207]15,731

[711]

11,998[2,278]

8,492 [1,810]

974[108]

4,526[215]

9,591[558]

7,428[350]

15,381[348]

24,292[19,775]

12,276[705]

7,167[190]

3,431[61]2,541

[217]

1,293[15]

17,742[7,608]

878[216]

6,772[131]

4,334[310]

6,547[469]

2,021[56]

6,910[857]

23,716 [684]

8,881[9,651]4,368

[181]

5,597[227]

8,584[859]

1,680[103]

26,711[1,405]

VT: 1,695[193]

NH: 2,184[91]

AK: 514[79]

Mexico: 1,231[2]

Number of Responders Trained: In-Person - 387,809 Web-Based Training (WBT) - [75,417]

HI:581[415]

PR: 8,002[34]

DE: 394[285]

9,952[1,844]

Canada: 1,176 [228]

PR:8,270

TIM Training Program Implementation ProgressTotal Trained- As of May 18, 2020

MA: 7,525

5,182

RI: 2,935CT:

1,685NJ:

19,046

MD: 7,985

4,589

3,3105,390

1,337

5,784

20,43118,3616,291

16,725

14,764

10,626

1,210

4,997

10,308

7,99015,925

44,954

13,408

7,496

3,573

2,898

1,376

25,882

1,2127,042

4,864

7,354

2,118

7,970

24,678

19,0524,704

16,036

6,008

9,910

1,872

12,05028,557

VT: 1,931

NH: 2,335

AK: 649 Mexico: 1,233

DE: 711

475,968 Total Trained

HI: 1,096

Canada: 1,446

DC: 2,522

TIM Training Program Implementation ProgressPercent Trained – Goal of 45% - As of May 18, 2020

MA: 74.7%(10,068)

24.9%(20,777)

RI: 71.9%(4,080)

CT: 54.0%(3,120)

NJ: 63.9%(29,798)

MD: 34.4% (23,218)

DC: 38.6%(6,534)

43.7%(10,502)

47.3%

(11,394)

35.5%(3,770)

54.4%(10,627)

37.5%(54,500)49.5%

(37,126)20.6%(30,546)

30.6%(54,699)

56.7%(26,061)

53.4%(19,894)

12.2%(9,932)

57.3%(18,000)

24.5%(32,555)

40.1%(39,698)

57.4%(78,309)

43.3%(31,000)

58.8%(4,930)

34.5%(3,993)

36.3%(71,223)

10.3%(11,781)

26.7%(26,350)

59.1%(8,224)

32.7%(22,500)

27.0%(7,831)

55.6%(14,331)

42.8%(57,680)

66.8%(28,532)

25.9%(18,172)

58.6%

18.2%(54,443)

24.9%(7,510)

66.3%(18,177)

VT: 69.1%(2,796)

NH: 32.5%(7,175)

AK: 13.5%(4,797)

HI:33.5%(3,270)

PR:65.1%(12,698)

10 25 - 34.9% Trained

8 15 - 24.9% Trained

3 0.1 - 14.9% Trained

41.1% Percent Trained

(1,158,265) Total Responders To Be Trained

60.2%(8,300)

(27,357)

19.4%(17,103)

37.2%(20,139)

16.6%(21,542)

DE: 15.1%(4,715)

10 35 - 44.9% Trained

6 45 - 54.9% Trained

15 55+% Trained

Traffic Incident Management Research Using Cooperative Automation Research Mobility Application (CARMA) Messenger Platform

• Automated Driving Systems (ADS) safe interaction with first responder and motorist vehicles (and future use of ADS)

• Lives saved, police, EMS/firefighters, towers, transportation/public works and motorist

Project has two parts:• Feature Development and Testing

on Real Vehicles• Human Factors Studies

Firefighter Safety Stand Down 2020

• Taking place each year during the third week of June, Safety Stand Down highlights critical safety, health, and survival issues for the fire and emergency services. Departments and personnel are asked to suspend all non-emergency activities during the week to focus their attention on safety and health education and training. A week is provided to ensure all duty shifts can participate.

• The 2020 Safety Stand Down takes place June 14-20. This year’s theme calls attention to the hazards that responders face while performing their duties on roadways. Operating in roadways continues to be some of the most treacherous incident scenes we respond to. This important initiative encourages everyone to refresh their techniques and learn new skills based on research and nationally recognized best practices. Use the resources and training on this site to participate in this year’s Safety Stand Down.

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Building a Superhighway to Safety – Protecting our Responders on Roadways

NTIRAWNovember 8-14, 2020

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Safety is a TEAM Effort Traffic Emergency Actions Matter

Thank you, be Safe!

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