FACILITIES




COLLAPSED CITY
The technical rescue component on real rubble, steel and debris to create a true “live pile.” Housing a realistic multi-story collapsed structures representing different stages of destruction. While one structure is primarily a concrete collapse, the others are primarily steel collapses, each of which can be altered to simulate various scenarios. The addition of a crashed helicopter and vehicles allows for various dynamic simulations involving disasters and tactical training for civilians and military.
SEARCH & RESCUE – TUNNEL SYSTEMS

Training to understand and practice the roles and functions of a deployed medical component within a task force during a disaster response. This courses provide medical personnel from a DMAT, SMAT, EMAC, US&R TF or other Medical Team with the knowledge, skills, and confidence to succeed before, during, and after a deployment. Medical team members learn about the unique challenges involving a natural incident, act of terrorism or man made disaster. It is a must for any deploying medical group.
These courses meet and/or exceeds all recommendations made by NFPA 1670 Standard on Operations and Training for Technical Search and Rescue Incidents (2004), and NFPA 1006 Individuals Standards for Technical Rescue Professional Qualifications (2009) concerning medical issues.

These structures can be configured to represent both man-made and natural disasters, such as an earthquake or explosion. With the addition of real-world debris such as rebar, industrial building components, furniture, vehicles and the addition of smoke the realism of structural collapse exercises is unmatched.” Realistic Training Environments and Programs
