New Swiftwater Rescue App

PSI Global has launched its new Swiftwater Rescue App (e-Guide). Download the free version.

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Mike Mather tries out SWBA

On the chilly Deerfield River, Massachusetts, international swiftwater rescue expert Mike Mather undertook the first SWBA test in North America.

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TIPS: A targeted incident management system

Learn about the Targeted Incident Planning System with this article by it’s inventor, Dr Steve Glassey, and revolutionize how you create action plans in an emergency.

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SWBA set to revolutionize swiftwater rescue

Trials in New Zealand have concluded the opportunity for Swiftwater Breathing Apparatus (SWBA) to revolutionize flood and swiftwater rescue.

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VSTEP simulation now available in NZ, AUS and UAE

PSI is proud to be the first to bring VSTEP RS to New Zealand and with it the change to make training fun and engaging again with virtual reality emergency response simulation.

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Swiftwater Scholar now available

Swiftwater Scholar® is a unique masterclass experience for existing swiftwater rescue technicians to take them to the next level through an intensive programme covering a wide range of contemporary theory and practice lessons.

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SRTV RPL for Australian competencies now available

In partnership with Group314, Swiftwater Rescue Technician Vehicle (SRTV®) specialists can now gain Australian competencies for swiftwater rescue.

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New Ask DrSteveBot AI tool

You can now ask the Dr Steve ChatBot (powered by AI) about animal disaster management.

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Thesis: No Animal Left Behind published and available!

This thesis by Dr Steve Glassey includes a exegis on a range of his publications that promote animal-inclusive disaster resilient communities and novel concepts on OneRescue, with a special focus on companion animals and emergency management arrangements.

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Chaining makes dogs vulnerable to disaster

Save dogs from drowning. Have your say on proposed regulations. The Ministry for Primary Industries is now seeking public feedback on proposed regulations on the chaining of dogs.

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