SSE 815 – Safety, Security & Emergency Management Administration
Examines administrative principles regarding organizing/managing functional areas of fire, safety, and security.
The core of the Safety, Security & Emergency Management Master’s Degree Program represents the fundamental safety and security knowledge every student needs to know before entering his or her elected concentration.
Examines administrative principles regarding organizing/managing functional areas of fire, safety, and security.
Comprehensive study of workers compensation and regulations; National Labor Relations Act; Title VII; A.D.E.A.; and other relevant laws applicable to the functional areas of safety, security and emergency management.
In-depth study of the planning process, program development, training and assessment for response to man-made and natural emergencies/disasters within the public and private sectors.
Comprehensive study and analysis of federal/state regulations and legislation such as OSHA and EPA, which mandate compliance with certain safety, health, and environmental conditions and practices relating to work performed in occupational, industrial, and comparable settings.
Theory and application of auditing in safety, fire, security and emergency management settings. Comprehensive study of risk/threat exposure and assessment.
Identification/evaluation of problems, data interpretation, research/planning, models/applications for contemporary approaches to proactive safety, security and emergency management.