Three new Cooperative Learning Centers in Germany and Peru have been added to the list of companies approved to provide TEEX emergency response training to local responders and industrial clients within their respective countries. This brings the agency’s number of CLC partners to 16 in nine countries,
TEEX and Texas811 will present a safety rodeo roundup with highway safety equipment displays, safety training, a mock gas line hit, and a heavy equipment safety demonstration and competitive rodeo.
The State of Tennessee is taking steps to ensure hundreds of healthcare workers are well-prepared for the proper donning and doffing of Personal Protective Equipment, or PPE, in case of a serious disease outbreak. And they have called on TEEX to provide the training.
The Navajo Nation Department of Emergency Management, event staff and CERT teams worked together to ensure the safety and security of the officials and attendees at the Navajo Nation Presidential Inauguration ceremony in May. TEEX training provided to the Navajo Nation since 2013 helped them prepare for the event.
The Texas Task Force 1 (TX-TF1) – Type 1 Urban Search and Rescue Team has been deactivated after four days of wide area search operations along more than 50 miles of the Blanco River. TX-TF1 water rescue boat squads and Helicopter Search and Rescue Technicians are still activated and staged at key locations across the state.
Texas Task Force 1 (TX-TF1), along with other response agencies, continues a wide area search today along a stretch of the Blanco River for victims of the Memorial Day weekend floods. The 70+-member team, which includes 8 canines, is searching structures and debris piles in the affected areas.
Warriors 4 Wireless and TEEX are collaborating on a new course that trains veterans for civilian careers as Wireless Tower Technicians. The program has been approved by the U.S. Department of Veterans for GI Bill education benefits.
Solving a crime may depend on identifying suspects through fingerprint comparison. Now you can learn the basics of fingerprint analysis and comparison in a new online course – offered at no cost through September 2015.
The Texas Division of Emergency Management activated a 35-member Texas Task Force 1 (TX-TF1) Type 3 Team this afternoon. The team includes Technical and Canine Search and Rescue components as well as Swiftwater Rescue personnel and equipment.
When a Tropical Storm blew through the Northern Mariana Islands, TEEX was there – delivering vital preparedness training to local emergency managers, responders and officials. TEEX delivered homeland security training to more than 160 people in Saipan, Tinian and Rota.
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