Remote Exercise Management (REM) Systems for Emergency Response Teams
Tabletop, command post and field simulation exercises represent some of the most popular methods for response organisations to develop and retain the skills of their teams, and to test how protocols work in practice.
But when on-site exercises are viewed as the only tool available, they can lead to unnecessarily:
But when on-site exercises are viewed as the only tool available, they can lead to unnecessarily:
- High on-site costs
- High travel expenses & impact on climate
- High rate of skills decay
- Low scalability
- Low integration with other learning tools
- Over-emphasis on perceived realism rather than actual skills development
For many aid organisations, these challenges have only been compounded in recent years by Covid-19 restrictions.
To tackle these issues, we have developed an advanced technology and support service to enable the emergency response workforce to participate in virtual or hybrid simulations, fully customised to their role.
Training In Aid is indisputably the most experienced provider of remote simulations in the humanitarian aid sector.
Since the launch of REM-Systems in 2020, over 60 humanitarian organisations have benefitted from this approach, from community-level responders all the way up to some of the most influential global networks.
Even under the most challenging circumstances, their response teams have continued to exercise together and maintain skills readiness for the next emergency.
And the best part? We make sure that this service remains extremely cost effective for our partners and clients.
You can read more about the REM-Systems origin story at the following blog: 'Has COVID-19 changed humanitarian training forever?'
To tackle these issues, we have developed an advanced technology and support service to enable the emergency response workforce to participate in virtual or hybrid simulations, fully customised to their role.
Training In Aid is indisputably the most experienced provider of remote simulations in the humanitarian aid sector.
Since the launch of REM-Systems in 2020, over 60 humanitarian organisations have benefitted from this approach, from community-level responders all the way up to some of the most influential global networks.
Even under the most challenging circumstances, their response teams have continued to exercise together and maintain skills readiness for the next emergency.
And the best part? We make sure that this service remains extremely cost effective for our partners and clients.
You can read more about the REM-Systems origin story at the following blog: 'Has COVID-19 changed humanitarian training forever?'
