Purpose-built tools that enable our teams to coordinate faster, document accurately, and get help where it's needed most.
Our field assessment app lets responders mark structures on a live map as they survey disaster zones. Each assessment includes GPS coordinates, damage level, structure type, and casualty information.
Command staff see updates in real-time, allowing them to direct resources to the highest-need areas immediately.
Coordinators at the command post see all field activity on a single dashboard. Live statistics show structures assessed, casualties reported, and zones covered.
This situational awareness helps leadership make informed decisions about where to deploy additional teams and when to call for more resources.
When cell towers are down, we deploy portable satellite uplinks and HAM radio networks to restore communication. This "communications hub" connects survivors, local officials, and outside rescue teams.
First Up teams act as information relays, gathering reports of trapped individuals and broadcasting them to incoming rescue units.
Our vehicles carry everything needed for immediate disaster response.
Trauma bags with tourniquets, bandages, splints, IV fluids, medications, and AEDs.
Satellite phones, HAM radios, portable repeaters, and backup power systems.
Headlamps, thermal cameras, listening devices, and marking spray for search patterns.
Portable generators, battery banks, and solar panels for extended operations.
Water, food, blankets, hygiene kits, and tarps for immediate survivor needs.
Chainsaws, pry bars, rope, and hand tools for debris removal and extrication.
The Field Assessment App and Command Dashboard are available to trained responders and partner agencies. Fill out the form below to request access.