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Some facilities face hazards that no standard curriculum addresses. A hospital with a radiation oncology suite has a sealed-source loss scenario that a generic CBRN course was never designed for. A facility adjacent to a chemical manufacturing corridor needs decon protocols calibrated to specific industrial agents, not a generic hazmat overview. A BSL-3 research hospital needs training that reflects its actual containment architecture. Standard curricula cannot get there. Custom training can.
D2EMC develops training curricula built entirely around your facility's specific scenarios, protocols, team composition, and operational environment. The process begins with a structured intake to understand your hazards, your gaps, your regulatory requirements, and your staff's current baseline. We then design a curriculum — including learning objectives, scenario injects, skills stations, and assessment criteria — that addresses exactly what your team needs to be able to do. Curriculum development typically requires 60 to 90 days of lead time before delivery.
Your Discovery Call — Free of Charge Before we begin development, we schedule a free discovery call to understand your specific hazard environment, your target audience and current training baseline, your regulatory or accreditation requirements, your delivery timeline, and what competency documentation the training needs to produce. Your quote is prepared and shared with you after that call.
What You Walk Away With A fully developed, facility-specific training curriculum — including all instructional materials, scenario design, skills station guides, and assessment tools — delivered to your team on-site. Every participant receives documented competency records tied to the specific standards and objectives the curriculum was built around. You also retain ownership of the curriculum materials for future use, so your team can deliver refresher training internally after the initial engagement.
Best for: Facilities with unique hazards, specialized response roles, or regulatory requirements that standard CBRN or emergency management curricula cannot address.
Some facilities face hazards that no standard curriculum addresses. A hospital with a radiation oncology suite has a sealed-source loss scenario that a generic CBRN course was never designed for. A facility adjacent to a chemical manufacturing corridor needs decon protocols calibrated to specific industrial agents, not a generic hazmat overview. A BSL-3 research hospital needs training that reflects its actual containment architecture. Standard curricula cannot get there. Custom training can.
D2EMC develops training curricula built entirely around your facility's specific scenarios, protocols, team composition, and operational environment. The process begins with a structured intake to understand your hazards, your gaps, your regulatory requirements, and your staff's current baseline. We then design a curriculum — including learning objectives, scenario injects, skills stations, and assessment criteria — that addresses exactly what your team needs to be able to do. Curriculum development typically requires 60 to 90 days of lead time before delivery.
Your Discovery Call — Free of Charge Before we begin development, we schedule a free discovery call to understand your specific hazard environment, your target audience and current training baseline, your regulatory or accreditation requirements, your delivery timeline, and what competency documentation the training needs to produce. Your quote is prepared and shared with you after that call.
What You Walk Away With A fully developed, facility-specific training curriculum — including all instructional materials, scenario design, skills station guides, and assessment tools — delivered to your team on-site. Every participant receives documented competency records tied to the specific standards and objectives the curriculum was built around. You also retain ownership of the curriculum materials for future use, so your team can deliver refresher training internally after the initial engagement.
Best for: Facilities with unique hazards, specialized response roles, or regulatory requirements that standard CBRN or emergency management curricula cannot address.