This comprehensive emergency response training prepares hazmat teams, first responders, and safety coordinators to effectively manage chemical exposure disasters. The program simulates realistic chemical emergency scenarios where participants learn to test and improve their response capabilities through hands-on disaster exercises. Participants will develop critical skills in coordinating multi-agency responses, establishing decontamination zones and procedures, and selecting and using appropriate protective equipment during chemical incidents. The training covers threat assessment protocols, communication systems during emergencies, and accountability procedures for tracking responders and affected individuals throughout the disaster event. Topics include identifying chemical exposure hazards, implementing proper decontamination protocols, coordinating between fire departments, hazmat teams, EMS, and law enforcement, setting up incident command structures, protecting responders through proper PPE selection, and conducting post-incident evaluations. This exercise-based training ensures emergency teams are prepared to respond safely and effectively when chemical disasters occur in their communities.