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Emergency Preparedness and HazWoper Training

Being Prepared – Emergency Response Preparedness Program

Our team of professionals can inspect and audit your emergency response capabilities. Our

audits include a review and implementation of your emergency preparedness plan. Emergency

preparedness includes unusual plant conditions, medical emergencies, severe weather, earthquake

events, terroristic threats, fire emergencies, chemical emergencies, hazardous waste response,

active shooter and power/system failure.

Training To the Level You Need

As previous hazmat responders, our trainers are able to effectively instruct engaging training

programs. We involve the participants and achieve a better understanding of what is needed to

respond to a hazmat emergency. Training includes:

 

  • Awareness level

  • Operations level

  • Hazardous material technician level

  • Incident command level

 

Training can be scheduled at our training facility with interactive props used for scenario building, OR at your site, for a customized site-specific training session. 

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24-Hour Emergency Response Hazardous Materials

Technician Level Training

Our 24-hour technician level course is full of interactive training.  We discuss topics such

as hazard assessment, personal protective equipment, respiratory protection,

decontamination, and involve the participants in hands-on use of the equipment.

 

As previous hazmat responders, our trainers are able to effectively guide engaging

programs. By involving the participants, we achieve a better understanding and get high

marks among our trainees for the knowledge-sharing that occurs during our training. The

guidance provided from our instructors is real world. Our trainers have been there, and

understand the complexity of hazardous material emergency response.

 

Simulated emergency drills and workshops bring together the elements of emergency response. The responders attending this seminar will understand basic response techniques and should, as needed, be able to adapt these techniques to facility-specific requirements. We also offer a 40-hour HazMat tech course which provides more in depth, hands-on knowledge.

trainees in decon set up

40-Hour Emergency Response Training

trainees using leak simulator

Training emergency responders is what our company does best! We offer incident command, hazardous material technician level, operations level and awareness level training.

In our 40-hour course, you will see that we take emergency response training and apply everything learned in hazmat technician level training with hands-on, interactive workshops. This training is geared toward responding to a release for the purpose of mitigating the incident. Incident command strategies, hazard assessment, understanding of tactical operations and entry procedures are taught in an applied format.

trainees doing pipe puzzle

Management of a scene is a critical component of emergency response control measures. This

course uses our 80% rule, to set up scenarios and let the participants activate the emergency team

and “play out” the emergency training drill.  Our 80% rule is to spend 80% of the time having the

participants do and not just listen!  This is the best way to help ensure that participants are going to

retain and be able to use the information they receive during training. If onsite, we can tailor training

sessions to include a variety of formats based on what the client needs for their team.  For over 35

years we have been taking information from clients, pulling it together in an energized training format,

and providing the best emergency response training according to our clients. Come see for yourself!

 

Everyone “says” they do customized training; but our emergency response training reputation was built on client-specific customized training.  We save you time by working with you to get to know your chemicals, your processes and your team’s organization. Need refresher training?  We can provide a training strategy that builds on each year’s training to help maintain emergency response competency--a requirement of OSHA’s emergency response standard.

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