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 Safety Reference Directory for First Responders

We provide you the most comprehensive safety reference and resource listing available.  Our data provides you with vital points of contact and data that will help you make informed decisions.

 

Media and written shared information is paramount to assure responder safety. These documents, standards, laws; etc. were written by responders. We’re providing you baseline data from which you can expand and secure the specific information you need.  Your safety, your life depends on the correct information. That’s’ what we provide.

 

Urgent search capability for compliance-related safety information now has one authoritative starting point. It is the fastest, most reliable route to information needed to comply with state and federal standards. Comprehensive, updated sections providing information on: emergency safety organizations; relevant federal agencies: federal safety standards; state agencies and safety statutes state by state; health, safety, and environmental societies, organizations, and associations; industrial safety standards; safety periodicals and directories; title listings for safety-related literature and publications organized by category, etc.

 

The Safety Reference Directory is currently structured as follows and includes:

 

Responder Safety

Government

 

Industry Reference & Standards Indexes

 

Research Techniques for First Responders

 

The Safety Reference Directory is crucial to providing you with a vital set of reference tools. To help assure you gain a firm knowledge base and insight to make informed decisions to keep yourself and others from harm’s way and safe.

The Safety Reference Directory is provided as a monthly subscription service.
Accessing the Safety Reference Directory
We eliminated the need for you to go through countless hours seeking appropriate responder safety reference and resource information and data. There is no other directory or database that is as comprehensive or thorough and that can satisfy the demands necessary to properly guide and provide the information necessary for First Responders and Disaster Workers.
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Safety Technology
SAFETY TECHNOLOGY

SAFETY TECHNOLOGY ADVANCES
The technological advances being made within the safety industry is extensive. I’m sure we are only scratching the surface but want to share as much as we can to spark your interest. Keep looking, keeping asking the questions….. That’s how we get the answers were looking for.
There are numerous categories which involve advances in safety technology. The following are but a few. Check back with us from time to time or share with us findings you’ve made.

Construction
Drones (UAV)
Environmental
Fire-Rescue
Food Safety
Industrial
Personnel Protective Equip.
Safety Critical Systems

Current Issues
Shaking Up Emergency Management

2025, the current administration has ordered a review of the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) and indicated it may dissolve the agency. FEMA has been under funded and under staffed for years.

Regardless of where you are on the fence regarding FEMA and its operational effectiveness, you likely identify that we need a federal level responsibility capability.  The reasons are significant.

Our nation has over these past few decades been dealing with disasters and crisis’s that have stretched the boundaries of our response capabilities. We are just pointing out that as responders, we should all keep an eye on how targeting our national emergency management system will likely affect us all.  Even right down to the local levels. No matter where you sit on the food chain, these types of decisions will impact you.

Keep aware of where this all goes. Keep your dedication toward responding and helping in the big picture alive.

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What Happens if a “Big One” Strikes During the Pandemic?
Robert George Andrews ( The Atlantic)

Emergency Management & Safety Links
Global Crisis Management Reports
FEMA:
Govtech: Government Technology / Emergency Management Magazine:
National Emergency Management Association (NEMA):
                                                                             

 

 

                                                                          

 

 

                                                                  

 

 

     

Our Professional Instructors

We have taken more than a decade to scour the institutions, and information sources necessary to compile and meld together the most comprehensive educational saftey tool ever constructed.

Testimonials & Reviews

Having such a well organized and structured source of reference and resources data for the safety and health of First Responders and Disaster Workers is paramount to minimizing injury, illness or death. This work recognizes that responders that risk everything to respond to emergencies and disasters should have the best information possible. This work significantly aides in preparedness leading to a more effective and efficient outcome to all responders and those impacted.

Robert Ashton Graduate
“Securing this extensive safety reference and resource work has armed me with greater knowledge and insight as to what have been and will likely be exposed too in emergencies and disasters that I am called to respond .”
Mikle Haris Graduate
Obtaining timely reference and resource material in responding to a crisis is paramount to making the right choices and decisions.  This comprehensive work and associated resources has been crucial to fostering effective disaster response safety for all personnel.
Terri Landry Graduate
“I’ve been through numerous disaster events as an officer with an emergency management group.  Having access to this massive reference and resource work has enabled me to reach the level and depth of safety consideration necessary to truly minimize responder injuries, illnesses or even death.  This work covers the most comprehensive subject matter that affects all responders”

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