Incident Management

"D4H’s support helps us achieve our mission to provide New Jersey with a highly trained, equipped, and specialized EMS resource to support operations at major incidents and pre-planned events."

"D4H is like a dream for an Emergency Manager. I don’t know how we’d operate without it."

“Prior to implementing D4H, we were utilizing a combination of MS Word and PDF documents to publish Incident Action Plans. Our resource status tracking system consisted of a large whiteboard with tags displaying unit identifiers.”

"Using the D4H platform allows us to have one central repository for our response planning. Our users can add information quickly and easily, and we can share that information with outside agencies in a standard format."

“Safety is a top priority for us. Should an incident arise, we need to be confident in our ability to quickly adapt to changing scenarios and maintain compliance at all times. D4H helps us achieve this.”

"For events like Hurricane Irma where there is FEMA reimbursement, we need to be able to show what the impacts to our facilities were, what the response actions were, and the recovery actions. Using D4H for emergency management means we’re able to clearly show what happened, how we fixed it, and what we’re still working on."

"D4H has replaced our paper-based incident sheets and improved our ability to collaborate 10 fold."

“D4H worked amazingly well – the staff were overwhelmingly positive about the product and found it very intuitive and useful. It has considerably improved situational awareness within our EOC and I believe it has also helped to achieve our objectives, by maintaining focus and tracking tasks better during the operation. Some of the staff on the operation had not even attended the one-hour familiarization session, but were given a login and a few tips and were using the system within a few minutes. Our partner agencies, emergency services, and political leaders have also been very impressed with the live SITREP we were able to share, and with our overall situational awareness in the EOC.”