Dual Nations
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Hazmat and CBRNe professionals share; expertise, same vendors, use of equipment, methods of response, detection, decontamination and of course in a terrorist incident - mutual aid post a domestic attack scenario. It makes absolute sense then that operators, professionals, commercial organizations and interested parties share and learn from each other with this common bond and understanding.
Combining the twin nations allows for a dual nationality, to become the leading organization in actively scouting and providing innovative solutions and integration of product within the CBRNe, hazardous materials management and emergency response markets.
Our App provides for consultancy on planning and managing incidents involving hazardous materials whether they be as a result of an accident or a deliberate terrorist or adversary release.
Our ‘citizens’ in the military and major hazardous industries and commercial sectors are sufficiently prepared for and thus better manage their hazardous materials incidents with information at hand on this App.
Our App lays out operational guidance in the form of procedural and technical frameworks and develop or review their risk assessments, policy and procedures to safely and efficiently mitigate, resolve and clean up emergency incidents involving hazardous materials, including CBRNe materials.
Our experts can provide guidance to assist business owners, decision makers and emergency responders to make safe, risk assessed, efficient and proportionate responses whenever hazardous materials are encountered in an organization's operational arena. Our counsel is applicable to any event, regardless of scale.
We encourage like minded men and women within our community to share experiences, suggestions and contribute and help the community. You’re “at the sharp end” will help our brothers and sisters on the front lines. Stay safe and stay tuned for events across the HazMat, CBRNe, SAR and First Responder calendar... "and if you get any on you, get yourself through decon!”
