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Archive for September, 2007
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NEW PRODUCT!
Your response to an emergency often determines the impact the situation will have on those around you. Knowing what to do saves lives. This easy-to-use guide is organized by event type and gives you the best course of action to take in each situation.
Because we live in uncertain times, this guide also includes information on how to survive homeland attacks and acts of domestic terrorism, including survival tactics in the event of chemical or biological contamination.
This pocket-size guide is a handy reference tool you will want to keep in your kitchen, medicine cabinet, 72 hour kit and car. While we hope this information is never needed, having it within reach will ensure you respond in ways that increase your safety and security. |
- Disaster Preparedness and Planning
- Home Walkthroughs and Checklists
- Citizen Terrorism Response
- Natural Disaster Response
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- Critical First Aid
- Decontamination and Exposure Control
- After a Disaster
- National Resources
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Follow this link to purchase direct from the manufacturer – Click Here
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Just a quick note to thank all our subscribers for the support over the past few months. We have been growing quickly and are now ranked in the top 10 for Google and many other search engines.
We have recently teamed up with NCFMA.org and EVTA.info to help support their efforts in the arena of the Fire Mechanic and Emergency Vehicle Technicians across the nation and the world. Without them most of the equipment we talk about here would just stop working and sit at the station.
If you have a chance and any interest in supporting their organizations please see their sites at:
www.ncfma.org and www.evta.info - Also be sure to sign up for the EVTA Bulletin Board for the latest in Tech Talk with the people that do this job on a daily basis.
Once again thanks for the ongoing support and if you have not yet taken advantage of the free email subscription we offer for EEN please take a moment to sign up in the upper right column of any page of our site. We have revamped the weekly newsletter and it now has a much more pleasing layout and design.
54wards mission is to increase emergency vehicle operator safety by simplifying the operation of onboard devices and providing a foundation for reliable operation of those devices. By working with the device manufacturers, and drawing upon proven technologies such as the University of New Hampshire’s Project 54 program, 54ward COREcontrol offers the user a cost effective, reliable, integration solution.
| CORE (kOr): the central and often foundational part of something |
Each part of the COREcontrol system addresses a specific gap that exists in emergency vehicle device implementation and operation. Created by industry professionals with decades of experience in the emergency vehicle industry, 54ward COREcontrol will become the foundation of every device installed in an emergency vehicle.
Let’s walk thru the system step by step:
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A single operational platform that allows multiple levels of operation such as voice command, touch screen control, and traditional methods of operation.
Customized to your specific needs COREcommand will interface with most popular devices and third party software offered today while retaining a redundant system of mission critical devices. Devices and Software supported include: •Emergency Lights and Sirens •Radio and Communications •Radar •Video Systems •GPS/AVL •Printers •Bar Code Scanners •Gun Locks •Record Management (RMS) •Computer Aided Dispatch (CAD) •NCIC and Motor Vehicle Query •License Plate Recognition (LPR) •Fleet Maintenance •AM/FM or Satellite Radio •And More…
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