Who We Serve
We serve all levels of Local, State, Federal, Special Districts and Tribal Governments.
We serve Industry/ Energy / Utilities, Airports, Hospitals and Private companies.
We serve Local, National and International Service Organizations.
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What Our Attendees Are Saying
The presenters know their craft and it shows. They have a passion for the field ! This virtual ICS 300 class prepared me for the incident command processes in the real world and I was happy to take it online so that I could advance my career.
The online G-191 class allowed me to fit this required course into my busy schedule while still feeling engaged with the instructor and other participants. This class is a must for those of who work with EOC operations on major incidents.
Way to go adapting a required class so seamlessly during Covid Restrictions! The ICS 400 class helped to expand my knowledge from ICS 100 and ICS 200. Understanding Multi-Agency Coordination Systems is important to the public health department.
Our Story
Years in the making, we have experience across the US operational, instructional, in exercise and now conquering the world of virtual training in the Emergency and Disaster Management Discipline. Our leadership and instructors have served at the highest level of the Federal Government, decades in the first responder community and on some of the largest incidents in the country’s history.
We bring that edge and expertise into the classroom and exercise setting to convey complex information live in the field and virtually from our purpose-built Interactive training Center east of the Denver Metro area. Our most popular virtual classes are ICS300, ICS400, G191 and G2300. We also offer in-person position specific training including training geared toward law enforcement, hospitals, private sector, non-government volunteer organizations, and some select FEMA G level courses geared to the emergency management community.
Unique Exercise Capabilities
Exercise solutions that test All levels of field and management response