"Nothing can compare with realistic training in the fire and rescue service."
- Ross Smallcombe, Firefighter
Written by Steven Pike on 13-Dec-2022 19:04:04
"Nothing can compare with realistic training in the fire and rescue service."
- Ross Smallcombe, Firefighter
Written by Bryan W Sommers - SGM U.S. Army, Ret. on 28-Nov-2022 14:10:01
Emergency preparedness starts with building confidence and familiarity with key radiological terminology and instrumentation. This is especially the case when training for transportation emergencies.
While there’s a minimal chance of responders being exposed to harmful quantities of ionizing radiation during daily duties, there is still the very real risk of encountering radioactive material when attending the scene of a transportation accident.
This is why emergency personnel need access to key training and technical assistance to safely and effectively mitigate the effects of radiation incidents.
In this article, we’ll look at:
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Written by Bryan W Sommers - SGM U.S. Army, Ret. on 28-Oct-2022 12:00:00
Written by Steven Pike on 03-Aug-2022 13:00:00
Successful radiation training scenarios rely on the extent to which the instructor is able to create a compelling, hands-on and truly life-like training experience.
Written by Steven Pike on 02-Aug-2022 15:14:00
The term ‘major incident’ is a broad one and is widely ascribed to any event where there is a loss of life, a serious injury or substantial damage to property or the environment.
Written by Steven Pike on 21-Jul-2022 13:27:34
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Written by Steven Pike on 06-Apr-2022 12:16:17
While carbon dioxide (CO2) incidents are relatively uncommon, especially compared to their carbon monoxide counterparts, they can prove lethal in the wrong circumstances.
Written by Steven Pike on 25-Mar-2022 09:31:29
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