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How Oakland County Hazmat Uses QR Codes to Manage Their Response Equipment
Oakland County Hazardous Materials Response Team is responsible for providing Statewide response for major hazmat and WMD incidents when requested by...
Glendale HazMat Improves Their Efficiency by Embracing New Technology
This is how the City of Glendale HazMat team are using a software solution to improve the sustainability and accountability of their team.
How Western Wayne County Tracks Their Most Valuable Assets
Western Wayne County Hazardous Materials Response Team have demanding administrative needs with valuable equipment, important personnel...
How Montgomery County HazMat Team Has Transformed Their Response Capabilities Using D4H
This is how a Pennsylvanian HazMat response team is using D4H's readiness and response software to increase efficiencies within their organization.
How D4H Supports Statewide Hazmat Response in Massachusetts
Learn how the Massachusetts Department of Fire Services’ Hazardous Materials Emergency Response Division is deployed D4H readiness and response...
How Chester County Hazmat Stays Mission Ready With D4H
Hazmat teams are constantly looking for ways to respond more effectively. Chester County has focused on ensuring its team is always Fully Mission...
How SERT Hazmat Uses D4H to Transform Record Keeping Capabilities for Audits
The Southwest Emergency Response Team (SERT-HazMat) has put technology at the forefront with a D4H implementation. Their aim was to funnel all their...
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