How ComTac Works

Simple to Use. Difficult Decisions.

You do not need an elaborate training evolution to create a meaningful command repetition. Select an incident, assume command, communicate, and work the problem.

1

Select an Incident

Choose a simulation and assume command.

2

Size It Up

Evaluate what you see and determine your initial priorities.

3

Communicate

Give your report, establish command, and make assignments.

4

Make Decisions

Deploy resources, manage risk, and direct the incident.

5

Respond to Changing Conditions

The incident develops. Your plan may need to develop with it.

6

Complete the Incident

Continue managing resources, priorities, benchmarks, and communications.

7

Review Your Performance

See what you did well, what you missed, and where you can improve.

8

Do It Again

Repetition develops recognition. Recognition improves decision-making.

What You Need

A modern computer or laptop, reliable internet access, and working audio. No apparatus, burn building, or dedicated training facility is required.

What You Do

Speak your reports and assignments, direct resources, respond to updates, and continue managing the incident.

What You Get

A recorded performance, an evaluation, a self-assessment opportunity, and a clear next step for improvement.

The training cycle

Recognize. Decide. Communicate. Reassess.

The value is not in completing one scenario. The value is applying what you learned to the next one.