Rich
Woldt - CPP, CFE RMLC Owner & CEO...
To help navigate
this page .....
I've attempted to segment continuing education links
into five areas: Law Enforcement & Private Detectives,
Corporate Risk Managers and Private Security,
Homeland Security, Emergency Government Fire Fighters
and First Responders such as EMTs, and HAZMAT strike
teams.
The left
panel...
offers an introduction to the risk area along with some
research tips.
The center
panel...
contains research links and tips on locating additional
links used by our faculty and faculty mentors.
The right
panel...
features highly respected Risk Managers from
around the world.
If this is your first...
introduction to
Risk Management, I suggest you first read my white
papers on International RM principles and practices, the
Incident Command System, and "The RMLC Pyramid Road to
Recovery" which applies Maslow's " Hierarchy of
Needs to contingency planning and recovery
management.
A word of caution!
No matter what your RM project, I
strongly recommend you look first in the education and
training departments of your industry trade association.
From a Risk Management
standpoint... You're going to be on thin ice
if you're called to defend your actions or lack
of action and you haven't at a minimum, belonged to and
taken an active role in your industry's trade
association. My best advice might be to get out your
check book and hope for the best.
Rich Woldt
Contact
the trade associations and cruise companies....
in the right column. All have a history of providing
quality educational opportunities on land and on the
sea!
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workshops and presentations!
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company and
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is our
"Community Outreach
Site!"
We use
COPs007.com to
pull-it-all-together and translate RMLC research into RM
presentations for your family and
friends, clubs and associations, neighbors and community leaders.
To my many friends
and RM mentors around the world...
September 2005
marked my 42nd year of pounding the podium to motivate and spread
Risk Management wisdom around the world. You have all richly blessed me
with a career that's taken me to most cities in the US and countries in
the free world. I've been blessed to have worked with so many good
friends and RM professionals. You've all shared your time and
experience and in the process you've taught me much
about life in the real world. I've learned; "There are
no silver bullets" and it will take all of us working
together to ensure a safe and secure future for our
loved ones.
Now, thanks to the internet, we'll can
keep in touch, continue to share, and move out with
courage to prepare, protect, and
defend your homeland. Rich
Woldt
The RMLC ....
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Contributions are Welcome!
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Welcome
to our
Continuing Education Page
for law enforcement-private detective, homeland
security, emergency government, fire fighters,
first responders support site.
New in 2007...
Click here to find investigation and...
continuing education links, conduct your own
investigations, prepare your cases for the District
Attorney, and expand your Risk Management skills.
Click Here
to return to our
R&D Library...
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Risk Management is a three (3)
step process. First you must
"Identify" the risk,
than "Measure" it's
probability of occurring in terms of frequency and
severity, and than properly
"Control" the risk. Following are some
recommended web sites to help you Identify natural
disaster risks such as:
Controlling risks is
a five (5) step process. Start by trying to
"Avoid"
the risk, than "Reduce" the likely-hood that it will
occur, than "Spread" the risk, and determine how much
you can "Assume." Finally,
"Transfer"
the rest of the
risk to someone else through insurance and bond
contracts or some other legal transfer tool such as a
"hold-harmless" agreement. |
Law Enforcement &
Private Detectives... |
To conduct an assessment of your
local risks, first use our R&D Library and than do a "Google" search on the risk
and city in which you're doing your study. For example,
I have a home in Sturgeon Bay, Wisconsin so when I type
in... burglary sturgeon bay, I get
(Click Here). When developing your case
for law enforcement or the District Attorney, I suggest
you present your facts to include a history of similar
crimes in the area. This also works when asking for more
money for your security budget.
Rich Woldt |
Continuing Education Links.... |
US State and Local Government Sites |
The Bureau of Justice Statistics provides on-line data
and a number of valuable publications on trends in
crime. |
Company Risk Managers & Private Security |
To conduct an assessment of your
local risks, first use our R&D Library and than do a "Google" search on the risk
and city in which you're doing your study. For example,
I have a home in Sturgeon Bay, Wisconsin so when I type
in... burglary sturgeon bay, I get
(Click Here). When developing your case
for law enforcement or the District Attorney, I suggest
you present your facts to include a history of similar
crimes in the area. This also works when asking for more
money for your security budget.
Rich Woldt |
Continuing Education Links... |
Regulations.gov is the government’s
portal to rule changes proposed in the Federal
Register. The site’s fairly
straightforward interface allows you to browse, view,
and even submit comments on a wide variety of
regulations. |
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Emergency Government |
To conduct an assessment of your
local risks, first use our R&D Library and than do a "Google" search on the risk
and city in which you're doing your study. For example,
I have a home in Sturgeon Bay, Wisconsin so when I type
in... burglary sturgeon bay, I get
(Click Here). When developing your case
for law enforcement or the District Attorney, I suggest
you present your facts to include a history of similar
crimes in the area. This also works when asking for more
money for your security budget.
Rich Woldt |
Continuing Education Links... |
Federal Emergency Management Administration -FEMA Site!
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Fire Fighters &
First Responders |
To conduct an assessment of your
local risks, first use our R&D Library and than do a "Google" search on the risk
and city in which you're doing your study. For example,
I have a home in Sturgeon Bay, Wisconsin so when I type
in... burglary sturgeon bay, I get
(Click Here). When developing your case
for law enforcement or the District Attorney, I suggest
you present your facts to include a history of similar
crimes in the area. This also works when asking for more
money for your security budget.
Rich Woldt |
Continuing Education Links... |
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Homeland Security |
To conduct an assessment of your
local risks, first use our R&D Library and than do a "Google" search on the risk
and city in which you're doing your study. For example,
I have a home in Sturgeon Bay, Wisconsin so when I type
in... burglary sturgeon bay, I get
(Click Here). When developing your case
for law enforcement or the District Attorney, I suggest
you present your facts to include a history of similar
crimes in the area. This also works when asking for more
money for your security budget.
Rich Woldt |
Continuing Education Links... |
Homeland Security is
everyone's responsibility. If you wish to report
suspicious information that you believe relates to
terrorism or that may result in the prevention of
terrorism, please submit that information via the FBI
and DHS Suspicious report link found at
www.swern.gov. Your
report will be immediately received
and reviewed by DHS and the FBI.
-- Reposting requests and other questions should be sent
to
Questions@swern.gov
-- Replies to this e-mail will not be answered. To
reach the sender, address your e-mail to:
ContactRequest@swern.gov
-- Additional information about HSIN-CI can be found at
www.swern.gov/public/mail.php.
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Other? |
To conduct an assessment of your
local risks, first use our R&D Library and than do a "Google" search on the risk
and city in which you're doing your study. For example,
I have a home in Sturgeon Bay, Wisconsin so when I type
in... burglary sturgeon bay, I get
(Click Here). When developing your case
for law enforcement or the District Attorney, I suggest
you present your facts to include a history of similar
crimes in the area. This also works when asking for more
money for your security budget.
Rich Woldt |
Continuing Education Links... |
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Links to research sites for Burglary, Robbery, Forgery,
Fraud, Embezzlement, and Scam Risks: |
The Bureau of Justice Statistics provides on-line data
and a number of valuable publications on trends in
crime.
Regulations.gov is the government’s
portal to rule changes proposed in the Federal
Register. The site’s fairly
straightforward interface allows you to browse, view,
and even submit comments on a wide variety of
regulations.
You’re invited to Poland on a
speaking engagement and you notice the guest list
includes Poland's Foreign Minister, Wlodzimierz
Cimoszewicz. What an honor... but
how does one say his name? Try the Voice of America
Pronunciation Guide. |
Links to our "white" Papers and faculty
postings: |
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here... |
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Miscellaneous links
to news stories and
topics of interest... |
Southwest Emergency
Response Network (SWERN) a part of DHS's
Homeland Security Information Network - Critical
Infrastructure (HSIN-CI) Pilot Program. The goal of
SWERN and HSIN-CI is to maximize real-time information
sharing and alert notification with immediate
distribution of information to those in the field who
need to act on it. HSIN-CI uses readily available
communication methods to rapidly disseminate actionable
information to our audience.
US Postal
Service: What credit
unions should do in their mail rooms
Air Traffic Control
System Command Center
(ATCSCC) Real-time Airport Status page
Terrorism: Don't Get
Scared, Get Prepared In an effort to help
organizations protect themselves, their employees and
their families in the event of a terrorist attack or
emergency, the Council on Foreign
Relations has produced an on-line
video and CD-ROM. In it, the Council's staff outlines
measures that the Council has taken to improve emergency
preparedness and offers practical ways for other
organizations to do the same. To order the CD-ROM call
Frank Alvarez at 212.434.9439 or falvarez@cfr.org.
American Society for
Industrial Security (ASIS) also has a few recommendations for your
business mail rooms: Mail Room Security: Addressing Biological
& Chemical Threats and Mail
Bombs
(108K) Provided
in
Adobe pdf
format, but you must have the free Adobe Reader Plug-in to open and view this file.
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Scams They've been around for decades, but
the Internet is making it much easier for financial
scams to reach thousands of people. This show on Sound Money, takes a look at financial scams and how
to detect and avoid them. Plus an interview on the
growing problem of identity theft. Guests include: Jay
Adkisson, founder of the scam-monitoring Web site
www.quatloos.com (explaining certain types of financial
frauds and attempts to explain how these scams really
work and how they can be avoided) and Linda Foley,
Executive director of The Identity Theft
Resource Center
(providing information about how to prevent ID theft. In
addition, the site talks about how to reclaim your
identity if it's been stolen.)
www1.ifccfbi.gov/index.asp The FBI's Internet Fraud Complaint
Center addresses the issue of fraud committed over the
Internet.
www.consumer.gov/idtheft/ Maintained by the Federal Trade
Commission, this site contains information about
protecting yourself from ID theft. It also provides a
place to check out laws dealing with ID theft and a
way to file a scam, fraud, or ID theft
complaint.
www.ftc.gov/bcp/conline/pubs/alerts/doznalrt.htm The Federal Trade Commission's list of
the 12 scams most likely to arrive via bulk
e-mail.
www.sec.gov/investor.shtml
This site from the
Securities and Exchange Commission educates investors
about scams.
There have been reports of scam
artists posing on the Internet as agencies and funds
set up to help victims of the attacks. Read this
Internet.com Business News article to find out more:
Growing Number of
Internet Scams Mar Relief Efforts
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Reuters Finance News
Firms' Security
Risks Rise in Muslim Areas Oct 13
7:47am ET By Vivian Chu
The Legal
Risks of Computer Pests and Hacker
Tools Benjamin Wright, J.D. September 25,
2001
FBI Public
Outreach Regarding Terrorism |
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