Emergency Response Solutions International

Emergency Management

Emergency Response Planning

• Employees responsible for developing an overall emergency response plan for their facility.

ERT Coordinator

• Designed to assist ERT Coordinators in managing the Emergency Response Team for their location.

Evacuation Coordinator

• Provide participants with the knowledge and skills required to direct and assist employees during evacuations and in-place sheltering.

Incident Command

• Foundation for further training study that will provide the knowledge and experience necessary to meet the requirements to be an Incident Commander.

Fire

Fire Extinguisher

• Provide participants with the skills required to use a portable extinguisher in controlling workplace fires in the beginning stages.

Incipient Fire Fighting

• Provide participants with the knowledge and skills required to control incipient fires using portable extinguishers and low volume hose lines.

Inspection and Testing of Sprinkler Systems

• Provide skills required to inspect and test water-based fire protection systems.

Pathfinder

• Participants will learn how to assist outside response agencies who are responding to emergencies at the facility.

Hazmat

Air Monitoring

• Participants will learn how to use a 4-gas monitor during a confined space rescue and a hazardous materials emergency.

Hazmat First Responder - Awareness

• Participants will learn how to recognize a hazardous material release, how to assess the risk of the release, and how to report the release to the proper authority.

Hazmat First Responder - Operations

• Participants will learn how to respond to an emergency release in a defensive fashion.

Incident Command System

• Provide participants with the ability to manage any type of emergency that may occur at their location.

Medical

Bloodborne Pathogens

• Participants will learn how to protect themselves from exposure to blood and other materials that may be infectious.

First Aid, CPR, AED

• Participants will learn how to perform basic first aid and cardiopulmonary resuscitation and how to use an Automated External Defibrillator to start a patient’s heart to increase the chance for survival.

Rescue

Confined Space Rescue - Basic

• For rescue personnel who will be making rescues from limited types of confined spaces. This includes vertical spaces where the opening is easy to move through; the entrant is visible from the opening and is easy to remove; and the hazards are minimal.

Machine Rescue - Awareness

• Participants will learn how to respond at the Awareness Level for incidents involving personnel who have become trapped, entangled or pinned in various types of machinery.

Rescue from Trees

• Comprehensive program that addresses the rescue of arborists, hunters, parachutists, and individuals not already in a harness. It explores important safety and operational aspects not found in similar classes. There is a strong emphasis on gaining access to victims and work positioning in trees as well as training on chain saw handling, knowledge of limbing and bucking techniques and safety considerations. Other modules include performing a risk assessment, anchoring and rigging physics, team logistics, patient packaging options and more. Participants must have previous rope rescue training.

Rope Rescue

• Designed to provide industrial responders with the rope rescue capabilities required at two types of emergencies. The first are incidents where a patient needs to be move from elevated or below grade environment commonly found in confined spaces and a variety of industrial and construction related settings. The second is that of performing rescues of workers who have fallen from structural steel (or similar environments) and are suspended by a personal fall arrest system, such as a shock-absorbing lanyard.