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New Facilities Unit Leader Job Aid Now Available

An international leader in developing tools and training for incident management, EMSI is passionate about preparing responders for all-hazards incidents. As part of this commitment over the last twenty years, we have created over twenty-five job aids and guidebooks that aid emergency managers and front-line responders in performing their duties, …

EMSI Delivers Enhanced ICS-300 and ICS-400 course to the Dept. of Energy

Having recently completed the development of ICS 300 and ICS-400 training courses for the Department of Energy (DOE) Office of Emergency Operations, EMSI was proud to have successfully delivered these enhanced courses to meet our client’s specific needs. With a primary focus on all-hazards emergency management, particularly on headquarters emergency …

New Air Operations Branch Director (AOBD) Job Aid Released

An international leader in developing tools and training for incident management, EMSI is passionate about preparing responders to be ready for all-hazards incidents. As part of this commitment over the last twenty years, we have created over twenty-five job aids and guidebooks that aid emergency managers and front-line responders in …

EMSI-Proactima Announces Web-Based ICS-200 Course

Do you need Incident Command System (ICS) training in Norway?  Well look no further! We’re proud to announce our Proactima-EMSI web-based ICS-200 course is now available through Proactima’s e-learning system. Since 2016, EMSI and Proactima have partnered to deliver incident management solutions to the Scandinavian community.  A collaborative effort, EMSI …

New ICS Review Guide

Continuing to provide critical emergency management performance support to responders, EMSI is proud to offer our new Incident Command System (ICS) Review guide.  This guide was developed as a refresher for ICS practitioners to aid in preparation for advanced training, exercises, or real-world events.  Recognizing that many responders may have …