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Feature Article: Ensuring Coast Guard Can ‘Strike’ Fast During HAZMAT Incidents
S&T's Chemical Security Analysis Center provides Coast Guard with comprehensive assessment of chemical-detection capabilities.
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ST-Interactive Synopsis Enhanced Rescue Hoist Glove
Interactive synopsis and Interactive mobile synopsis for Enhancing Rescue Hoist Glove Operational Field Assessment
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ST-Enhanced Rescue Hoist Glove
Rescue hoist gloves protect emergency responders’ hands during specialized helicopter hoist rescue operations. Read the results of two prototype fingerless glove designs, developed by DHS S&T, and tested by the National Urban Security Technology Laboratory.
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New Campus Resilience Training Reports and Scenarios Released
The Department of Homeland Security’s (DHS) Office of Academic Engagement (OAE) publicly released two Summary Reports and Situational Manuals containing key findings, learnings and scenarios from recent trainings though its Campus Resilience (CR) Program.
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2018 Philadelphia RTTX Summary Report
The 2018 Philadelphia RTTX event focused on threats and hazards related to a hazardous material (HAZMAT) incident near campus. The event seeks to provide participants with insights into response and recovery best practices for the academic community when faced with the threat of a HAZMAT incident.
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2018 Philadelphia RTTX Situation Manual
The 2018 Philadelphia RTTX event focused on threats and hazards related to a hazardous material (HAZMAT) incident near campus.
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Written testimony of FEMA for a Senate Homeland Security & Governmental Affairs Subcommittee on Emergency Management, Intergovernmental Relations hearing titled “Transparency and Training: Preparing our First Responders for Emerging Threats and Hazards”
Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) Superintendent for the Center for Domestic Preparedness Charles King addresses FEMA’s work to complement State, territorial, local and tribal efforts to be prepared for HazMat incidents by providing world-class, state-of-the-art, doctrinally sound training and education.