New US&R Specialist Certificate Program

The UT Center for Industrial Services (UT CIS) is excited to announce the launch of our new Urban Search and Rescue (US&R) Specialist Certificate Program. This program is designed to help search and rescue personnel meet the criteria set by the Tennessee Emergency Management Agency (TEMA) and the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) for Rescue Specialists.


Program Overview

Our US&R Specialist Certificate Program is tailored for members of search and rescue task forces who are working towards meeting the requirements of a Rescue Specialist, or for USAR teams looking to seek credentialing. The program includes a comprehensive curriculum that covers all essential areas of technical rescue operations. Key features of the program include:

  • Course Requirements: Participants must complete a series of courses, with at least four provided by UT CIS.
  • Credit for Prior Training: Training completed within the last seven years is eligible for credit.
  • Affordable Certification: The certificate cost is $50, with no renewal fees.

Why Choose UT CIS?

By enrolling in the US&R Specialist Certificate Program at UT CIS, you benefit from:

  • Valuable Certification: Earning this certification not only validates your expertise and commitment to excellence but also enhances your professional credibility and opens doors to advanced career opportunities.
  • Comprehensive Training: Our curriculum is meticulously crafted to meet the highest standards of rescue operations, equipping you with the skills needed to excel in critical situations.
  • Flexible Learning: Credit is granted for relevant training completed within the last seven years, allowing for a flexible learning path.

Find out more information! 

This new certification is designed to enhance your expertise, assist with career advancement and become a well-rounded USAR Rescue Specialist. For more information or for an application, please visit our website Certification | UT Center for Industrial Services

 

Worker wearing a helmet and headlamp inside a confined space, such as a large pipe or tunnel, using a rope for safety while another person holds a water bottle in the foreground.
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