The only thing that even remotely compares to the quality of our classes is utilizing that training and continuing your education through our customized drills! Our Response Drill Design, Development, and Evaluation team does a simply outstanding job providing the most valuable possible exercises tailored exactly for your personnel.

Through exercises, organizations can: 

• Test and evaluate plans, policies, and procedures;
• reveal planning weaknesses; reveal gaps in resources;
• improve organizational coordination and communications;
• clarify roles and responsibilities;
• train personnel in roles and responsibilities;
• improve individual performance;
• gain program recognition and support of officials;
• satisfy regulatory requirements.

You will work with practitioners who are certified under the Homeland Security Exercise and Evaluation Program (HSEEP) and the FEMA Master Exercise Practitioner Program (MEPP) to design, implement, evaluate, develop incident action plans and after action reports, and track improvement processes for a variety of emergency exercises.

We intimately understand that different organizations have different needs. We design exercises for public and private sector agencies of all sizes, so please browse below to determine which of the following best suits you and contact us to begin your fully customized experience!

Signet North America thrives on creating events of all sizes and applicability for any group, including small DrillsA drill is a supervised activity with a limited focus to test a procedure that is a component of an overall emergency management plan. For example, an organization might conduct a drill for the use of a radio system with those responsible for communicating on it., Tabletop ExercisesA tabletop exercise uses written and verbal scenarios to evaluate the effectiveness of an emergency management plan and procedures and to highlight issues of coordination and assignment of responsibilities. Tabletop exercises do not physically simulate specific events, do not utilize equipment, and do not deploy resources. In a tabletop exercise, a facilitator usually coordinates discussion., larger Functional ExercisesA functional exercise simulates a disaster in the most realistic manner possible without moving real people or equipment to a real site. A functional exercise utilizes a carefully designed and scripted scenario, with timed messages and communications between players and simulators. The emergency operations center (EOC)—the facility or area from which disaster response is coordinated—is usually activated during a functional exercise and actual communications equipment may be used., and even our favorite, Full Scale ExercisesA full-scale exercise is often the culmination of previous drills and exercises. It tests the mobilization of all or as many as possible of the response components, takes place in “real time,” employs real equipment, and tests several emergency functions. “Controllers,” who maintain order and ensure that the exercise proceeds according to plan, are also usually used. Full-scale exercises are generally intended to evaluate the operations capability of emergency management systems in a community and to evaluate interagency coordination. . Contact us for information and we will create a truly valuable and unforgettable experience for you and your personnel.