market Expertise:
The Reality Based Training & Exercises, LLC (RBTX) staff has over 33 years of national security training and exercise experience in some of the most highly sensitive industries in the United States – including the nuclear, radiological, chemical, biological, energy, and health industries. This national security and emergency response training includes the successful execution of some 98 tabletop exercises that trained over 7,800 law enforcement, emergency response, and private sector responders.
The RBTX training concept is committed to replicating real-world threats – both manmade and terrorist – and their real-world tactics, techniques, and procedures; as well as natural threats from hurricanes, floods, tornadoes, ice storms, earthquakes, and fires; and the real-world organizations involved, their actual personnel and equipment; and the real-world targeted facilities and their existing weaknesses and vulnerabilities. The more realistic the training and exercise scenario the more effective the security and emergency response solutions to existing plans, policies, and procedures.
The RBTX training concept is committed to replicating real-world threats – both manmade and terrorist – and their real-world tactics, techniques, and procedures; as well as natural threats from hurricanes, floods, tornadoes, ice storms, earthquakes, and fires; and the real-world organizations involved, their actual personnel and equipment; and the real-world targeted facilities and their existing weaknesses and vulnerabilities. The more realistic the training and exercise scenario the more effective the security and emergency response solutions to existing plans, policies, and procedures.
RBTX exercises feature “All Hazards” training – both Crisis Management efforts to detect, deter, disrupt, or prevent a terrorist incident from occurring and Consequence Management efforts to respond to the consequences of a manmade (terrorist) or natural incident, to save lives, to mitigate those consequences, and to restore vital services