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Through my years of Emergency Management training of multiple emergency preparedness organization, the same questions reveal itself: Do we agree on the same situational awareness on all levels within our emergency preparedness organization? 
Let’s take a step back and take a look at what defines situational awareness.    What defines

What is the most important part of producing a live event? I’m sure a few thoughts quickly came to mind. However, it really is a trick question, as the answers received when asking this usually revolve around whatever the person we were speaking with was in charge of! Obviously ensuring

Background and challengesKeolis’ top priority is safety. Transporting approximately 45 000 passengers daily, as well as having drivers, dispatchers, and cleaners out on the rail line, various incidents in different scales may occur. The communication processes during these incidents were one of Keolis’ key challenges. Molijn states, “During an incident,

Background and challengesRolf Helge Bergseth is the Emergency Response Manager of Nordsjørittet. He’s worked the past 15 years building an Emergency Preparedness organization around Nordsjørittet. As the number of participant riders increased year by year, the number of accident increased as well. There was more competition between the riders, the

Background and challengesNorSea emergency preparedness organization is organized in different levels. The first level is industrial safety team, they are out in the field. Their main focus is to perform first aid and reduce damage on site. The second level is their tactical level, Emergency response team level 2 is

Our goal is that a user can work and be productive in Rayvn without extensive training or daily familiarization with the software.

Our goal is that a user can work and be productive in Rayvn without extensive training or daily familiarization with the software.

June 9th – 12th, 2016 over 300.000 tourists visited The Hanseatic Days 2016 festival. The event’s management team faced the challenge of maintaining security for all visitors and participants. The biggest challenge was how to manage and coordinate all persons involved and all potential incidents, given a   large event

The Port of Bergen is an inter-municipal company, consisting of 11 owner municipalities and the county of Hordaland. With approximately 83,000 ship calls a year and over 500,000 passengers, the port authorities requires good systems in crisis management, documentation, and notification. The Port of Bergen has therefore decided to use