The New Hampshire Division of Homeland Security & Emergency Management’s Training & Exercise Unit will work with you, your agency/department, your community and stakeholders to help determine the appropriate exercise(s) to accomplish your goals and evaluate your plans, policies and/or procedures.
NH HSEM employs a capability-based approach to exercise design and execution. Contact Us today to discuss your next exercise with one of our Exercise Training Officers.
Online Exercise Resources can be found here, including downloadable exercise kits. Guiding Principles: FEMA’s Homeland Security Exercise and Evaluation Program (HSEEP) Complete HSEEP Template Package National Preparedness Goals FEMA’s 5 Mission Areas FEMA’s 32 Core-Capabilites Threat & Hazard Identification & Risk Assessment New Hampshire’s THIRA-SPR Discussion-based Exercises Operations-based Exercises Types of Exercises Seminars Drills Workshops Functionals …
Purpose: To focus on current plans, policies, agreements, and procedures and discuss how participants would act during and following a particular incident. Problems are solved as a group. Game Exercise: A game exercise is largely a discussion guided by a facilitator with some simulators to discuss the actions needed to be successful. One or two evaluators may …
NH Division of Homeland Security & Emergency Management wants to be as proactive as possible to help prevent the spread of any virus. Please stay home and do not attend any trainings if you are sick – even if only mild symptoms. If you cancel because of illness, you will be given priority seating in …
