All Hazards has been involved in Railcar Emergency Response Training since our inception in 1989. In fact, we have provided Emergency Response training for all modes of transportation. Transport by rail is different enough considering the design of the cars, what they may be transporting, and Commanding Incidents for potentially large events. This module intends to cover a training course All Hazards developed thought DOT/PHMSA which focuses on Railcar Incident Response to crude oils, ethanols, and other flammable liquids. This course can be delivered anywhere in the U.S. and at no cost to our Nations's First Responders.

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In this podcast, subject matter expert Randy Van Dyne defines what Targeted Violence is, and he points out that Targeted Violence is the central motivating action behind essentially all school and workplace violence incidents. The importance of the Targeted violence continuum will be explained. Randy also goes into detail on how to develop and implement a proven Threat Assessment Management Program that will identify potential acts of Targeted Violence, and prevent violent incidents from occurring in the future.

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In this Pod Cast, subject matter expert Kelly Ruff answers a series of questions about emergency response (ER) training. Included among the questions/topics are: what is an emergency response vs. an incidental release, where can you find regulations covering ER requirements, what is the difference between public sector emergency responders (fire fighters) and private sector industry, and is it important for the private sector to train their own in-house ER teams? Also covered are the different levels of ER training. Kelly finishes the discussion by sharing examples of some customized emergency response training programs that include security/crisis response, first aid/CPR, and even workplace violence avoidance training.

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In this Podcast, subject matter expert Scott Lowry emphatically addresses the point that workplace violence can be prevented. Scott also discusses various proven approaches to how an organization can design and implement an effective ongoing Threat Assessment Management system to identify potential threats and intervene before violence is committed.

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In this Podcast, subject matter expert Laurie Thomas discusses how to identify and counter threats to the marine elements of the national transportation system. These include - ports, vessels, facilities, and critical assets and infrastructure located on or adjacent to waters subject to the jurisdiction of the U.S. Applicable laws are discussed, as well as practical approaches to developing training and consulting programs that meet the regulations. Also discussed is the importance of establishing a strong relationship with the US Coast Guard.

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