A secondary challenge arises from your need to comply with the National Incident Management System (NIMS) in both your planning and response activities. This compliance can arise from a public sector mandate or a best business practice and this is problematic for many who are not engaged in emergency management on a full-time basis. Failure to do so however will open the organization to liability issues.
The answer is an easy to implement, user-friendly, and standards-compliant system that will meet the worst-case scenario head on. REDI for Emergencies is the simple web-based software program available remotely 24/7 to meet your needs.
Learn about REDI™ for Emergencies III software
by BLUELINE Security Consulting LLC
FEATURES
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Guides actions in first 30-60 minutes of any crisis, the time of most danger & confusion
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Built on principles learned from dealing with many crisis
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Is NIMS compliant & uses ICS structure
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Works with any size entity with central & remote site configuration
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Complete package with software, background literature, lesson plans, simulation & training
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“Read-only” access for critical agencies
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Built-in e-consulting with expert advice on aspects of emergency management
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Easily administered with professional materials
BENEFITS
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Transitions from scene management to long-term management & recovery
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Allows easy updates at any time
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Can be used for pre-planning events or pending incidents
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Provides guides & checklists to users
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Assists in transitioning from the Incident Command Post to the Emergency Operations Center
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Training elements to ensure staff is ready to make decisions to save lives, lessen injuries & protect vital assets
Every organization, whether municipality, utility, college, school district, or other service, is facing the same primary challenge — to protect employees, people they serve, and their critical infrastructure from the many natural and man-made incidents that are prevalent in today’s society. You, as a leader, must provide for the prevention, mitigation, response, and recovery from those incidents that can strike suddenly or creep up over hours or days. Most of you are faced with; limited budgets, limited personnel to manage the process, and a long learning curve to start from scratch. You need a comprehensive program which will guide institutional and individual actions during the most difficult of situations.
