JITT for Point of Dispensing, and adopted for RSS

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4 Stars of 5 - Very Useful

Keywords / Description:

These training modules provide talking points for the training of staff for: general overview, warehouse operations, receiving and sorting, storage and order picking, directors and supervisors, inventor staff training, and delivery drivers and security escort staff training. The talking points are general and could easily be adapted for a number of different emergency situations.

Toolkit:

STOCKbox Toolkit

Keyword Area:

Strategic National Stockpile (SNS)

Jurisdiction:

Institutional Author:

Washington Department of Health

Submitted:

05/20/2008

Modified:

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Five most recent user comments

Training Modules for RSS Operations
By Martha Wagaman
Good set of training modules to be used prior to an exercise of the warehouse distribution plan, from receipt, organization, and delivery to POD sites.

JITT for Point of Dispensing, and adopted for RSS
By Deborah Hieronim
An outstanding module which provides Just-In-Time-Training for an RSS. It includes talking points as well as examples for charts, diagrams, posters, and other materials as appropriate. Covers the entire operation.

Review
By Muriel DeLaVergne-Brown
I found this tool useful, but would need some updating for smaller health department. In general great tool.

JITT for Point of Dispensing, and adopted for RSS
By Joshua Carlyle
I think this is a decent tool/outline for training purposes, but the individuals doing the training really need to know how this system works. Additionally, the ICS portions of the tool do not conform well to the standard ICS chart. In my opinion, these sections needs to be reworked. Anyone using the tool should look at these areas closely.

Review
By Dana Henderson
I really like the formatting of this tool. Module 4 needs to be updated to reflect RSS activities rather than POD activities.

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