Advanced Nuclear Response Training
While the threat of nuclear incidents has been a reality for decades, the risk of life-threatening nuclear incidents has been steadily on the rise in recent years. With multiple wars among nuclear powers and the potential use of innovative delivery systems, the nuclear threat landscape is changing before our eyes. Many CBRNE training programs often lack the dedicated focus on the highly technical skills required for effective nuclear incident response. ASG’s new Radiant Training Suite of courses will fill this training gap.
Target Todays Emerging
Nuclear Threats
Enhance Nuclear Planning,
Response, & Decision-Making
Introduce Innovative
Learning Techniques
Incorporate Field-based,
Realistic Exercises
Designed for community leaders & organizations responsible for nuclear preparedness, this course focuses on building regional and community-wide resilience to emerging nuclear threats.
Audience:
Executive Leaders: Policy makers, decision makers, mayors, city government, emergency management, and state government
Course Length:
1-Day
Topics:
Exercise/Drill:
Tabletop Exercise
Designed for building national nuclear preparedness capabilities, this course prepares regional responders with the skills needed to navigate emerging nuclear threats through advanced detection, data collection, and utilizing decision support tools.
Audience:
National Guard operational level, fire services (Civil Defense), and other responders responsible for regional nuclear preparedness.
Course Length:
4-Days
Topics:
Exercise/Drill:
Functional Exercise
Designed to enhance the tactical nuclear response capabilities of first responders, this course considers emerging nuclear threats and teaches integrated response strategies through instruction, hands-on training, coaching, and field-based exercises.
Audience:
Fire services, police, and EMS responders.
Course Length:
5-Days
Topics:
Exercise/Drill:
Drills
Designed to prepare medical facilities, clinics, and EMTs for response to emerging nuclear threats. Focus is on medical procedures for receiving contaminated casualties, treatment methods, decision-making, and receiver health and safety in the wake of a nuclear incident.
Audience:
Physicians, nurses, EMTs, and emergency managers.
Course Length:
5-Days
Topics:
Exercise/Drill: