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(New products, new contracts) | PHRA Show 2007 9/1/2007
Look for ACS at the 2007 Pittsburgh Human Resources Show at the David L. Lawrence Convention Center on September 25th & 26th!
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ACS Continues To Be Your PEPPM Vendor in 2007 For ALL Datacard Products!!! 3/13/2007
ACS was again awarded the 2007-2008 PEPPM contract for Datacard products. All the new card technologies and products are available on the PEPPM Contract for all K-12 in Pennsylvania! The PEPPM technology bid allows technology buyers and purchasing agents to work directly with ACS to configure and purchase all their Photo ID, and Visitor Tracking Systems without bidding. All your hardware, software and service can be purchased using the 2007-2008 PEPPM contract.
Call us and get a complete list of all the discounts products!
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Your Federal GSA Contract Vendor 3/12/2007
ACS is now your Authorized GSA Dealer!
We have all the GSA contract pricing for the complete line of Photo ID printers, cameras, software and accessories. Visitor tracking, badging, photo identification and more. Order Your Photo ID Supplies Under The GSA Contract and get contract pricing on our complete line of ribbons, cards, cleaning supplies, wristbands and all destop supplies. Contact us at 1-877-851-6034 for more information!
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Personnel Accountability System-Policy and Standard Operating Procedures
The purpose of this document is to define the personnel accountability system and provide standard operating procedures for implementing such a system.
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Personnel Accountability in the Post 911 Environment-Handling The Routine While Preparing for the Worst
Tracking personnel and maintaining site security at a large-scale incident is a formidable challenge. Incident managers must account for all responders and visitors at site — departmental, mutual aid, outside agencies, volunteers, and civilians. The scope of these incidents goes way beyond the capabilities of traditional ID tagging systems or central dispatch unit tracking. What is needed is an on-scene, automated accountability system that is simple but can scale to meet the unique needs of a mass incident. This article is a detailed review of the challenges facing today’s incident managers.
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A Mass Casualty Incident Tracking Systems: A Unified Approach
Management of a mass casualty incident (MCI) can be an overwhelming challenge. Conditions at a large medical emergency can be chaotic at best. Large Numbers of victims need immediate attention. Dozens, if not hundreds, of interagency responders may respond. Communications will be stressed if not totally disrupted. Despite this environment emergency managers need access to accurate and real-time incident data to adequately perform their jobs and make decisions. This white paper review all the contributing events, departments, personnel and issues illustrating the procedures for effective management.
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