Explore our range of eBooks to learn how Argon simulators can enhance your training
With great examples of engaging training scenarios, the benefits of using simulated detectors, and how to reduce costs while improving training quality
Discover the pros and cons of the three key types of chemical warfare agent training to help determine when and how you could employ them.
Discover the advantages to using simulated detectors and example scenarios during radiation safety training.
Explore the importance of preparedness for HazMat incidents and discover a variety of HazMat training methods in practice.
A guide to procuring simulator detectors for effective CBRNe and HazMat training scenarios
This ebook explores the revolutionary PlumeSIM system, which enables HazMat and CBRNe specialists to immerse themselves in ever-more accurate training scenarios
An introduction to gamma radiation training with simulators for anyone who is tasked to work with, alongside, or in response to a radiological source.
Read how Argon and Mirion Technologies collaborated to produce the AccuRAD PRD Simulator.
An extract from the July 2021 issue of NuclearNews.
This white paper reviews the UK military’s counter-CBRN capabilities.
Examples of how simulation has been used to enhance UK first responder HazMat exercises.
An account of a USAF radiological survey exercise using PlumeSIM and a variety of radiation hazard simulators.
The use of simulators to prepare and demonstrate compliance to regulations such as COMAH, Seveso II and the Clean Air Act.
An explanation of how electronic radiation simulators can offer significant benefits in radiation safety training.
Debra Robinson of 2o8 Consulting & Solutions discusses how using training simulators will offer realistic opportunities for first responders.
Debra Robinson of 2o8 Consulting & Solutions discusses the importance of providing first responders adequate training and equipment
In this white paper we explore options to enhance and maintain DR-SKO (Dismounted Set Kits and Outfits) operator readiness.
Hazmat training in confined spaces is about to go the next level of realism thanks to technology making its way from the chemical warfare training sector.