A TEEX study of the competitive trends, challenges, and opportunities for South Texas shows solid growth in business expansion and job creation, and positive attributes that will contribute to a bright future.
TEEX has begun a $1.5 million renovation and construction project at the Center for Marine Training and Safety in Galveston, to continue and expand its training for the maritime industry, Gulf Coast oil producers and U.S. Coast Guard.
Oil & gas workers and other safety professionals in New Mexico will have easier access to safety and health training through a new agreement between New Mexico Junior College and the Texas A&M Engineering Extension Service (TEEX).
Georgetown Rail Equipment Co. (GREX) has committed $125,000 over five years to support future expansion at the Brayton Fire Training Field in College Station, TX. This will allow the Texas A&M Engineering Extension Service (TEEX) to further enhance its training of first responders in the protection of critical infrastructure.
TEEX has rolled out a new online course designed to help Spanish-speaking emergency responders recognize a hazardous material incident, protect themselves, notify others and secure the incident scene.
TEEX has developed a student training portal featuring a custom catalog for Arkansas, which will provide state employees with easy access to DHS/FEMA-funded cybersecurity courses online.
Construction has begun on a new $3.1 million Rescue Classroom and Office Building at Brayton Fire Training Field, adjacent to Disaster City®.
Four students at Jim Ned High School in Tuscola, Texas, are taking on “Dead ManÂ’s Curve” and with a little help, are proposing improvements to local law enforcement, Fire Departments and the Texas Department of Transportation.
Ten Texas A&M University students recently completed a 40-hour “mini-mester” Crime Scene Investigation course through an innovative collaboration with the Texas Forensic Science Academy (TFSA)at TEEX.
Texas Task Force 1’s Canine Program hosted nearly 70 canine search specialist teams and search team managers at the FEMA Canine Search Specialist Weekend at Disaster City® in College Station in January.
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