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IRF Traffic Incident Management 2025
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Monday, April 28
 

7:00am EDT

Fundamental TIM principles and terminologyJohn B. Griffith, Jr., PhD Importance and scope of Traffic Incident ManagementJohn B. Griffith, Jr., PhD Overview of course objectives, expectations, and formatJohn B. Griffith, Jr., PhD
 
Tuesday, April 29
 

7:00am EDT

Best practices for defining and communicating rolesJohn B. Griffith, Jr., PhD Identifying key stakeholders (law enforcement, fire services, DOT, tow operators, etc.)John B. Griffith, Jr., PhD Understanding inter-agency collaboration modelsJohn B. Griffith, Jr., PhD
 
Wednesday, April 30
 

7:00am EDT

Establishing clear lines of communication among responding agenciesJohn B. Griffith, Jr., PhD Incident Command System (ICS) fundamentalsJohn B. Griffith, Jr., PhD Real-world examples of successful multi-agency coordinationJohn B. Griffith, Jr., PhD
 
Thursday, May 1
 

7:00am EDT

Risk assessment techniques and hazard identificationJohn B. Griffith, Jr., PhD Site setup, traffic control devices, and on-scene safety measuresJohn B. Griffith, Jr., PhD Strategies to minimize responder exposure to live trafficJohn B. Griffith, Jr., PhD
 
Monday, May 5
 

7:00am EDT

Case studies of quick clearance in diverse traffic environmentsJohn B. Griffith, Jr., PhD Methods for reducing congestion and secondary incidentsJohn B. Griffith, Jr., PhD Resource allocation and efficient clearance techniquesJohn B. Griffith, Jr., PhD
 
Tuesday, May 6
 

7:00am EDT

Developing structured TIM plans and standard operating proceduresJohn B. Griffith, Jr., PhD Equipment, training, and budgeting considerationsJohn B. Griffith, Jr., PhD Facilitated group exercise: Designing a basic TIM planJohn B. Griffith, Jr., PhD
 
Wednesday, May 7
 

7:00am EDT

Analyzing data to identify trends and gapsJohn B. Griffith, Jr., PhD Conducting after-action reviews and debriefingsJohn B. Griffith, Jr., PhD Incorporating lessons learned into updated policies and proceduresJohn B. Griffith, Jr., PhD
 
Thursday, May 8
 

7:00am EDT

Course Completion AcknowledgmentsJohn B. Griffith, Jr., PhD Group presentations and peer feedbackJohn B. Griffith, Jr., PhD Interactive scenario-based exercise covering full TIM cycleJohn B. Griffith, Jr., PhD Summary of key takeaways, Q&A sessionJohn B. Griffith, Jr., PhD
 
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  • Day 1: Course Introduction & TIM Fundamentals
  • Day 2: Roles & Responsibilities in TIM
  • Day 3: Incident Command & Communication Protocols
  • Day 4: Responder Safety & Risk Mitigation
  • Day 5: Quick Clearance & Operational Efficiency
  • Day 6: TIM Planning & Implementation
  • Day 7: Post-Incident Review & Continuous Improvement
  • Day 8: Final Scenarios & Course Wrap-Up