EFFECTIVE ENFORCEMENT, FD1006

Course Description: The course emphasizes the methods and procedures employed by state and local regulatory officials to observe, record, collect and preserve evidence and provide insight into the role of the witness in the courtroom.  The host agency will present topics on state law, regulations, and administrative procedures.  Methods of instruction may include group exercises and role-playing.

Audience:  State and local field and laboratory investigators, environmental health personnel, supervisory personnel, and administrative officials responsible for the enforcement of public health law, regulations and ordinances.

Course Level: Introductory

Objectives: Upon completion of this course, participants will be able to:

1.          Explain principles and concepts behind compliance and enforcement.

2.          Observe, collect, record, and preserve evidence.

3.          Identify state and/or specific requirements regarding enforcement procedures.

4.          Describe the role of the witness in the courtroom.

Course Duration: 3 days
Prerequisite: N/A
Contact Hours: 12-15
CEU Credits: 1.2-1.5 (Application pending approval)

Enrollment is limited to 60