EMERGENCY FILM GROUP

EMERGENCY FILM GROUP EMERGENCY FILM GROUP is the world's leading producer and distributor of DVD and online training films for emergency responders. EMERGENCY FILM GROUP, a division of AdvanceOnline Solutions, Inc.is committed to providing authoritative training tools to assist emergency response organizations in saving lives, combating terrorism, fighting fires, managing hazardous materials incidents, mitigating disaster, and protecting the environment.
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Since 1987, EMERGENCY FILM GROUP has produced and distributed award-winning training films, DVDs and videos of interest to the hazardous materials, counter terrorism, environmental, emergency management and emergency response communities in both the public and the private sector.

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Free Program with Package Purchase
04/19/2017
Free Program with Package Purchase

Free Program with Package Purchase

Purchase the Industrial Emergency Management Package and receive EOC and Crisis Management DVD free! Limited time offer.

Free Training Series
02/07/2017
Free Training Series

Free Training Series

Purchase the eight-program Hazardous Materials: Managing the Incident Series and receive five-program Hazmat Legends Series for free. A $995 value!

11/30/2016
Active Shooter: Rapid Response

Active Shooter: Rapid Response

Emergency Film Group's 'Active Shooter: Rapid Response' DVD demonstrates how to organize a response to an active shooter incident. This program is for school...

Security Challenges
11/21/2016
Security Challenges

Security Challenges

How do security departments at college campuses, hospitals, industry, and other organizations keep people safe? EFG can provide that training.

11/18/2016
IEDs & VBIEDs from the IED Training Package

'IEDs & VBIEDs' DVD is a training video for police and other emergency personnel. Now available at a special price!

Emergency Film Group's 'IEDs & VBIEDs' DVD is a training video for police and other emergency personnel about preparing for and responding to Improvised Expl...

11/18/2016
IEDs & VBIEDs from the IED Training Package

Emergency Film Group's 'IEDs & VBIEDs' DVD is a training video for police and other emergency personnel about preparing for and responding to Improvised Explosive Devices. Now available at a special price!

Emergency Film Group's 'IEDs & VBIEDs' DVD is a training video for police and other emergency personnel about preparing for and responding to Improvised Expl...

11/17/2016
Incident Management from the Incident Command System (ICS) for Industry Series

Check out EFG's Incident Command System (ICS) for Industry Series now available at a special price. This series reviews the different levels of incidents and describes the likely impact on public health, safety, and the environment.

Emergency Film Group's Incident Management DVD reviews the different levels of incidents and describes the likely impact on public health, safety and the env...

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Emergency Training Films, Books and CD Roms. Online training and Video on Demand.

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Tuesday 08:30 - 18:00
Wednesday 08:30 - 18:00
Thursday 08:30 - 18:00
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Implementing the Response
Implementing the Response

Emergency Film Group is excited to announce the fourth program of the Hazmat Legend Series, "Implementing the Response" is now available! Check it out at: https://www.efilmgroup.com/product.php/245.htm

David Binder, Tanner Industries, Inc.
David Binder, Tanner Industries, Inc.

This week's clip features David Binder. Dave is the Director of Quality, Safety & Regulatory Affairs and Lead Trainer in Ammonia Safety & Emergency Response Training (ASERT) program with Tanner Industries, Inc. in Southampton, PA. He has been in the ammonia industry and emergency response training and planning since 1992. Dave facilitates ammonia safety and emergency response training programs throughout the world for industry, fire departments, emergency response and emergency management personnel. Dave is also very involved and in leadership positions with the Philadelphia Local Emergency Planning Committee, the National Association of Chemical Distributors, and is a faculty member of Wood Food Logistics Organization Institute. He has also been presented with several prestigious awards, including EPA Region III's Partnership Award and the Private Industry Award by the Philadelphia Fire Department's Hazmat Task Force. In this clip, Dave discusses the unknown dangers first responders face at a WMD incident.

Maria Duazo, Contra Costa Health Services Department
Maria Duazo, Contra Costa Health Services Department

Maria Duazo is featured in this week's Analyzing the Incident clip. Maria is a Hazmat Specialist and emergency responder with the Contra Costa Health Services Department and often takes the role of Public Information Officer for the agency. She conducts hazmat programs on chemical safety and is an outreach instructor with the California Specialized Training Institute. She is also a past recipient of the California Fire Marshal's Instructor of the Year award. In this clip, Maria discusses how details of the incident can help in sizing up the unknowns of the hazardous materials involved. To learn more about this program, visit http://www.efilmgroup.com/product.php/238.htm

Robert Ingram, WMD Branch Chief, FDNY
Robert Ingram, WMD Branch Chief, FDNY

In this first preview clip of EFG's newest program, 'Analyzing the Incident', Chief Ingram discusses the difficulties of identifying chemicals in small containers and the impact exposures of these chemicals may have on the health of first responders. Chief Ingram has spent almost four decades in the Fire Service, with over 30 of those years working for the New York City Fire Department. He was the Chief in Charge of HazMat Operations from September 11th, 2001 until August of 2007 and currently is assigned to the FDNY Center for Terrorism and Disaster Preparedness as the WMD Branch Chief. He is also a member of the NFPA 472 Committee, IAFC HazMat Committee, and an IAFF Master instructor.

Greg Noll, Chairman NFPA 471 Committee
Greg Noll, Chairman NFPA 471 Committee

Greg Noll is a senior partner in Hildebrand Noll Associates, a consulting firm specializing in emergency planning, response and incident management issues. Previous to entering the consulting business, Greg Noll was the Hazardous Materials Coordinator with the Prince George's County, MD Fire Department where he managed the Level III Hazardous Materials Team. In 2011, Greg was awarded the John M. Eversole Lifetime Achievement Award by the International Association of Fire Chiefs - the highest award given by IAFC. He had previously been the recipient of the IAFC Hazardous Materials Committee's Level A Award for his lifetime contributions to the hazardous materials training and education community. Greg is a Certified Safety Professional and a member of many national safety committees, including the NFPA Technical Committee on Hazardous Materials Response Personnel (chair). In this clip, Greg explains differences between Procedure-Based and Risk-Based responses.

Rem Gaade, Chief, Hazmat & Special OPNS (ret.) Toronto FD
Rem Gaade, Chief, Hazmat & Special OPNS (ret.) Toronto FD

This week's 'Risk-Based Response' clip features Rem Gaade. Rem is a former Chief of Hazardous Materials and Special Operations, Fire Fighting Division of the Toronto Fire Department, with 35 years of fire service experience. He was chairman of the Canadian Association of Fire Chiefs' HazMat committee for eight years and is a member of the Standing Committee on Hazardous Materials and Activities of the National Fire Code of Canada. He is now an Emergency Management consultant specializing in HazMat and Terrorism issues in his company, Gaade and Associates.

Nick Vent, County of San Diego, Environmental Health Departmen...
Nick Vent, County of San Diego, Environmental Health Departmen...

This clip features Nick Vent, discussing the Escondido, California 'bomb house' which was packed with the largest cache of homemade explosives, bomb-making chemicals, hand grenades and other explosives ever discovered in the U.S. Nick is a Registered Environmental Health Specialist and Supervising Environmental Health Specialist with the County of San Diego, Environmental Health Department, Hazardous Materials Division (HMD). He is the supervisor and an instructor for San Diego County’s Joint Hazardous Incident Response Team (HIRT) and most of the Fire and Law Enforcement agencies in the County of San Diego. Nick has a degree in Occupational Health and was an analytical chemist for 10 years. He also was the Facility Manager and chemist for a Treatment, Storage, and Disposal Facility in San Diego for 3 years, and has now been with the HMD for over 27 years. Nick Vent has responded to or managed over 11,000 incidents.

Chief Robert Ingram FDNY
Chief Robert Ingram FDNY

Here’s the second preview clip from EFG’s newest program, ‘Risk-Based Response’, featuring Robert Ingram, WMD Branch Chief, FDNY. Chief Ingram has spent almost four decades in the Fire Service, with over 30 of those years working for the New York City Fire Department. He was the Chief in Charge of HazMat Operations from September 11th, 2001 until August of 2007 and currently is assigned to the FDNY Center for Terrorism and Disaster Preparedness as the WMD Branch Chief. He is also a member of the NFPA 472 Committee, IAFC HazMat Committee, and an IAFF Master instructor. In this clip, Chief Ingram discusses why some core competency sections of NFPA 472 were developed into mission specific competencies.

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