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EMERGENCY TEAM SOLUTIONS, LLC Leadership and Human Factors Training In The Disaster Emergency Environment |
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Emergency Team Solutions, LLC Hugh Carson, President 2401 Clear Fork Rd., Crawford, CO 81415 Click here for biographical background info |
CONTACT US: E-Mail: airops@paonia.com Phone: 970-921-5360 or 888-870-9020 Cell: 970-778-7078 Fax: 858-712-1252 or 800-357-7930 |
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Emergency Team Solutions, LLC (ETS)
has extensive experience in the disaster emergency environment,
with emphasis on wild land firefighting and all hazard incidents
(floods, earthquakes, hurricanes, etc.).
We provide integrated systems solutions and problem-solving for disaster service agencies worldwide .... focusing on communications, teamwork, decision-making, and situational awareness as the keys to a safe, successful response while conducting high-tempo, high-risk activities. Our partnerships with human factors specialists, high-tech companies (Sensis Corporation Seagull Technologies), as well as publishing and web-based training providers, allow us to meet your agency's or company's needs with the highest quality and utmost reliability at the lowest cost. Our team consists of a combination of individuals with Special Forces, law enforcement, wildfire, and/or all-hazard incident backgrounds. The common threads are that each ETS instructor possesses both a wealth of experience in high ops tempo environments and decades of participation in affective-learning environments. |
| Plans and Procedures: Writing and editorial services Local unit aviation plans and base supplements Maintenance and update of agency aviation directives and guides Commercial Heavy Lift Helicopter Planning and Operations Dispatch and Airspace Coordination Plans Type 1 and 2 IMT Team Plans Helicopter Heavy Lift Project Planning and Execution | ||
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Training On-Site Classroom, Exercise-Driven and/or Online Interactive Specializing in Human Factors, Decision-Making, and Team Building in Emergency Management, Crew Resource Management (CRM) Providing effective training products for first responders, aerial supervisors, tactical air and ground disaster crews, dispatchers, and incident management teams |
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Human Factors and Decision-Making in Emergency Management. Why is this subject so important? Why is this training so effective? The most essential element of successful emergency response is competent and confident emergency responders who, individually and collectively, have a sound foundation and knowledge of human factors and decision-making, enabling each to work independently as well as within a team framework in a manner that is resilient to error and conducive to successful outcomes. Quite simply, this knowledge has the potential to save the lives of both civilians and incident responders. Additionally, awareness of human factors and the decision-making process has proven to be effective not only in changing behavior to more positive outcomes during emergency response incidents, but also in the day-to-day workplace, individuals personal lives, etc. It's one full day, with minimum two instructors providing short lectures interspersed with relevant and meaningful exercises. We also provide an opportunity for individuals to complete a self-assessment of strengths to sustain, as well as areas in which they might improve. Course Objectives and Desired Outcomes Details Of Course Presentation Recommendation from Deputy Chief (Ret.) Michael Brown, San Ramon, CA Fire Protection District
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Above and Below: In The Midst Of An MCS 5-Day Table-Top Simulation: MCS Facilitators work closely with participants, who rotate for 5 days among "The Hot Seat" in the ICP, enacting roles out of the Sim Room, and observing The President of Emergency Team Solutions, Hugh Carson, has been an instructor for Mission-Centered Solutions (MCS) since 2001. MCS, with a cadre of 30+ world-class instructors from the military, law enforcement, or domestic disaster emergency domains, is the provider of the DHS-approved Leadership Curriculum: At the Point of the Spear: Leading and Preparing Emergency Response Units (DHS CA-002-PREV or NWCG L-380) and Incident Leadership: Applying the Art of Command and Control in Changing Environments (CA-010-PREV or NWCG L-381). Both are 5-day courses that explore Human Factors and Decision-Making in depth through use of lecture, both field and classroom exercises, and table-top simulations utilizing role-players from both the MCS cadre and the course participants.. Please contact MCS direct for more information on this highly-effective training. It is highly recommended, though not required, that personnel who plan to attend the MCS courses first attend ETS' course Human Factors and Decision-Making in Emergency Management. While not possessing the complexity of MCS' courses, ETS' one-day course is the precursor of those courses, and will definitely provide the foundational building blocks in human factors and decision-making that will make future MCS coursework all that more effective. |
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Airspace Coordination Services and Temporary Flight Restrictions over disaster sites. Receive request for TFR and submit to FAA ARTCC Department of Defense Deconfliction Daily maintenance of TFR and map distribution to aircrews, airbases, and DOD facilities Cancellation of TFR Implement Letters of Agreement with DOD On-site Assistance Non-fire project airspace deconfliction |
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Data Link/Automated Resource Tracking of disaster vehicles and personnel (air and ground) Integrated software and hardware turn-key solutions for tracking resources in a real-time environment Air-air and air-ground data link (mapping, video, infrared) |
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Emergency Resources Personnel Air Operations Modules Dispatch Modules Single Resources for many wildland fire functional areas within the Incident Command System (ICS) |
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Consulting and Evaluations Wildfire Unit Evaluations: Pre-Season Readiness Reviews of Air Crews, Airbases, and Dispatch Offices Post-Incident Evaluations In-depth System Evaluations On-Site After Action Review (AAR) of Disaster Teams |
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Air Operations Forms ICS-220, Use/Cost Summaries, etc., can be downloaded |