Why become a secondary reporting organization?
Secondary reporting allows the organization to closely monitor its members' training
progress, easily verify course completion (and CE credits earned), obtain proof
of training for certification and continuing education requirements, and import
the data into other programs. Members no longer have to print and submit certificates
to supervisors; the electronic verification is automatic and supervisors can be
certain the modules have been completed. Secondary reporting also enables the organization
to provide independent verification to oversight bodies, government officials and
the public that its members are completing training on critical safety and response
practices.
What does it cost?
The training on the Responder Safety Learning Network is free. When an organization
signs on to become a secondary reporting institution, there is a one-time $495 fee.
How does an organization sign up for secondary reporting?
An organization completes and signs a simple form and agreement to join the program.
Once an organization is on board, the Responder Safety Learning Network provides
support materials on the use of the system and on how to promote the training to
members.
Who do I contact with questions or for further information?
Please use the form on our Contact Us page and, in the Comments field, indicate that
your organization is interested in participating in secondary reporting. You will
then be contacted with more information about the program.
How does a Responder Safety Learning Network registered user opt into secondary
reporting?
To opt in to secondary reporting, log into your Responder Safety Learning Network
account, click "Edit My Profile," select the organization to report your results
to, enter any member number required, and click "Update My Profile."