Update January 2025
As we commence the activities for the new year, I am still in rehab from my ruptured quadricep tendon, but the good news is my brace has moved to 30 degree mobility, then in 2 weeks it will change to 60 degree, before 90 degree mobility will be added 2 weeks after that. So it does feel as though things are improving and each day it gets easier.
The requests for our services are growing on a daily basis as we currently have 208 days allocated to our consultants for 2025 which range from Loggist Training, JESIP, JDM, M/ETHANE, Gold, Silver and Bronze Structures, Gold Command Training, Silver Command Training, Multi-Agency Gold Incident Command and a large variety of exercises to test capability and response, from focused table top style, immersive and multi agency live events.
This week the management team are in Aldershot for meetings regards future deployments throughout West Africa and we hope to provide further news soon, but we already have a number of tasks allocated in Ghana and Nigeria building on the programmes we have delivered previously and have been deemed to be a huge success.
In addition we have been tasked to deliver programmes in Japan, Tukey and Italy for one of our clients which compliments the UK tactical emergency management (TEM), and operational emergency management (OEM) courses which make up the core products for this client as we have 6 TEM and 2 OEM courses which are 3 day events booked in for various locations in the UK.
The key element of our products is that none are "off the shelf", as each is written bespoke to the site, the location, the staffing, the supply chain, the partners and does take into consideration their plans, processes and procedures for that particular location. Yes the core product is the same, but we pride ourselves in making the scenarios, the training delivery and any examples used relevant to that particular site and its staff.
The bespoke nature of what we do, does make it more challenging, and is more time consuming in the preparatory phase, but its only right that the client gets the product that is suitable for the individual, team and organisations needs.
The majority of our consultants come with a Counter Terrorism background, whether that be from policing, fire service or military. Some come from an operational background, others tactical or strategic, but we tend to mix the skill sets to get the right blend for the particular course or product we are delivering.
The bedrock of everything we do though is JESIP!
It frustrated me recently as I completed the ACT e-learning again and noted that the decision model utilised was not JDM but the IUDA loop and the NPSA CCTV course uses another decision making model similar but not the same as JDM?
We really need to all come together and work from a single narrative or we will never attain true interoperability!
#jesip #jdm #interoperability #training #exercising #methane
Senior Deputy Director of the Health Systems and Preparedness Administration (HSPA) at DC Health
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