MULTI-AGENCY RESPONSE

Our team will bridge the gap between policy and operational readiness. It will also mediate an effective team building form that will use tried tested and true methods of aligning groups with specific interests. Through our auditing, assessment, designing, training and testing of our program, we will provide a scalable solution that meets your particular requirements.  

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While most cities have capabilities to respond to and mitigate significant threats from bombs, CBRN dispersal devices and HAZMAT incidences, that does not mean your responsibility and interest in the safety of those in your purview are no longer your responsibility. Events that have an extreme potential to affect the people in and around the building are very different from the threat of a fire. Fire safety training has been implemented very well in societies overall, and we have been conditioned with a reasonable response typically. In the case of a weapon of mass destruction, or active attackers, this is not the case. There is no fire alarm or a sprinkler system to save you automatically and much like a fire, every second count. So what we do in the time it takes for emergency personnel to arrive to offer assistance? You can not afford to think that the first emergency responder will make everything better. 

If you do think this way, you are setting you and your people to become victims. You and your people need to be well informed to understand what they need to do and know whom to communicate with to provide the best information possible to the responding emergency services. It is unreasonable to think that all first responders will be knowledgable in events of this nature.

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