TACTRIUM™
Department-specific incident command training and simulation built around the resources and response model your personnel actually use.
Command Training Systems develops software, professional development programs, command training, and department support for fire departments, instructors, and fire-service professionals.
Choose department-specific simulation, professional development, focused command practice, or support for your local training program. CTS Learn lists current course details and availability.
CTS products and services are designed to support instruction, practical training, evaluation, and follow-up.
Department-specific incident command training and simulation built around the resources and response model your personnel actually use.
Company officer development, incident command, incident safety, training officer development, and exam preparation for fire-service personnel.
A command training program of approximately 10 to 12 hours focused on the first minutes of an incident, decision exercises, TACTRIUM™ practicals, evaluator feedback, and after-action review.
CTS is developing scoped needs assessment, local training design, implementation support, and review services for departments.
TACTRIUM™ gives fire departments a controlled command training environment built around their own stations, apparatus, staffing, response plans, mutual aid, preplans, and local conditions. Instructors stay in control while participants work through the decisions.
Company Officer Foundations is the first CTS Fire Officer Development program. The 48-hour pathway addresses leadership, communication, training, safety, administration, prevention, incident command, and practical performance, with current participation options listed on CTS Learn.
Move beyond rank and focus on the day-to-day work of setting expectations, leading people, addressing performance, and building credibility.
Connect classroom concepts to size-up, communications, accountability, resource deployment, critical events, and command transfer.
Use applied assignments, observation, mentoring, practical exercises, and after-action review to document more than attendance alone.
Use the tool that fits the objective: build knowledge, practice decisions, review performance, and carry the lessons into follow-up training.
Build leadership, supervisory, administrative, and operational knowledge through focused instruction and applied work.
Put officers into realistic decisions using department-specific simulation or facilitated command exercises.
Use defined objectives, rubrics, evaluator observations, and after-action review to discuss performance.
Turn what you learned into the next training objective, instructor plan, or department training priority.
Tell us what you need to improve, who you are training, and how your department operates. We can help identify the right CTS product, program, or service.