Our Trainings

Chemical (the jugs) and Biological (the bugs) Warfare Agents have immense potential for damage and they aren't usually released by accident. Improve first responder safety and set up the second wave of responders for success by building expertise in this hazard area.

Master the essentials of gas emergency preparedness and response.
This course will equip you with the knowledge and skills to identify, assess, and mitigate gas leaks and other threats.

All victims and responders need to leave the Hot Zone at
some point and a well-executed decon operation is their
only way out. This class makes sure your team isn't letting
the hazard leave along with them.

This course prepares healthcare responders to utilize the Hospital Incident Command System — integrating into the community emergency response network while operating an Emergency Treatment Area as hospital first responders during a mass casualty incident involving patient contamination.

 In this course, you'll gain the expertise to minimize damage, ensure business continuity, and emerge stronger from any incident.

Air monitors are a cornerstone of response, but are only as
powerful as the user's knowledge. This class deepens that
knowledge through a focus on the technology, results
interpretation, and procedural best-practices.

Designed for newly formed teams or new members of established teams, our 16-Hour Initial HazWOPER course will provide the foundation your responders need to be prepared to handle and mitigate HazMat incidents and minimize hazards. 

Like any good monster-in-the-closet, the terror subsides once the light is turned on and we can see and understand what we're up against. This course provides the understanding needed to turn the monster into a problem that responders can manage. 

This concise description conveys the course's focus on risk management and practical skills while emphasizing the seriousness of fentanyl exposure.

Our Annual HazWOPER Refresher course is delivered in an 8-Hour format to your previously trained responders to keep their knowledge and skills current with industry best practices and tactics as they adapt to ever evolving hazards.