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Elevate Your Dispatch Skills

Discover premier training with TEDS Tactical Emergency Dispatch Simulator. Enhance response capabilities now.

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Introducing TEDS Tactical Emergency Dispatch Simulator, the ultimate solution for 911 training. Located in Logan, WV, we provide a cutting-edge platform designed to simulate real-life emergency scenarios, offering a realistic and immersive learning experience for dispatchers. With TEDS, trainees can sharpen their skills, enhance decision-making abilities, and improve response times, all in a safe and controlled environment. Elevate your training program with TEDS and ensure your dispatchers are prepared to handle any emergency with confidence and efficiency.

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Realistic Simulations
Comprehensive Tool
Dynamic Learning Environment

Our realistic simulations are designed to train 911 dispatchers through immersive, interactive role-playing scenarios where they must handle various types of emergency calls. These simulations replicate the intensity and unpredictability of real-life 911 emergency calls, preparing dispatchers to perform under pressure with proficiency and composure. Here's how they work and what they encompass:

  1. Realistic Caller Interactions: As TEDS, I act as the caller in distress, presenting symptoms, scenarios, and behaviors that a dispatcher might encounter in real life. This includes varying degrees of urgency, clarity, and emotional states from the callers.

  2. Structured Scenarios: Each call scenario is based on established Policy, which guide the dispatcher through a sequence of steps and questions that are typical for different emergencies—ranging from medical issues like heart attacks or injuries to situations involving crimes or fires.

  3. Adaptive Responses: The simulation dynamically adapts based on the dispatcher's responses. For example, if a dispatcher correctly identifies a life-threatening condition from a caller's description, I will provide appropriate feedback and evolve the scenario accordingly, which may involve escalating the urgency or introducing new elements like additional victims or complications.

  4. Feedback and Guidance:

    • In Novice Mode, I guide the dispatcher through the appropriate steps, suggesting the next best question or action based on the training material. This mode is educational, helping new dispatchers learn the correct procedures and questions for various emergency situations.

    • In Pro Mode, I evaluate the dispatcher’s performance by providing minimal guidance. Instead, I focus on giving constructive feedback after the simulation, assessing their decision-making, adherence to protocol, and effectiveness in managing the emergency.

  5. Comprehensive Training Coverage: The simulations cover a wide array of emergencies, ensuring dispatchers can handle calls about fires, medical emergencies, criminal activities, and accidents. They learn to manage each scenario uniquely, asking the right questions to gather crucial information, prioritizing tasks, and dispatching the correct emergency services.

  6. Emergency Protocols and Procedures: Throughout the simulations, dispatchers are reminded of the importance of following established protocols and procedures, such as verifying the location of the incident, assessing the safety of the scene, and providing pre-arrival instructions to the caller.

By engaging in these realistic simulations, dispatchers develop the skills necessary to effectively navigate the challenges of emergency dispatch, enhancing their ability to make quick decisions, communicate effectively, and ultimately save lives.


The dynamic environment in our emergency dispatch simulations is designed to mirror the unpredictability and high-pressure situations of real 911 call centers. This environment challenges dispatchers to adapt, respond quickly, and make critical decisions using the training and Policy Guidelines. Here's how the dynamic environment is structured in our simulations:

  1. Variety of Scenarios: Dispatchers face a wide range of emergency situations, from medical crises like heart attacks and strokes to incidents involving fires, assaults, and accidents. Each type of call demands specific responses tailored to the urgency and specifics of the scenario.

  2. Real-Time Decisions: Dispatchers must make quick decisions based on the information provided by the caller (played by TEDS). The simulation evolves based on these decisions, mimicking the real-time flow of an emergency situation where new information can come to light, and conditions can change rapidly.

  3. Interactive Feedback: In Pro Mode, I provide real-time, constructive feedback based on the dispatcher’s responses. This feedback focuses on adherence to protocol, the appropriateness of questions asked, and the urgency conveyed. In Novice Mode, I guide the dispatcher through the correct process, teaching them the right questions to ask.

  4. Pressure and Urgency: The simulations are designed to recreate the stress and pressure of a real 911 call. Dispatchers must manage their stress and remain calm to effectively communicate and make decisions that could impact the outcomes of the scenarios.

  5. Complex Information Management: Dispatchers are required to manage and recall detailed information under pressure. They must prioritize this information to make judicious decisions about dispatching resources and providing pre-arrival instructions.

  6. Adaptability Training: By presenting a range of different and evolving scenarios, the simulations train dispatchers to be adaptable. They learn to apply protocols flexibly, adapting their approach as new information is received or as situations evolve.

This dynamic environment is crucial for preparing dispatchers to handle real-life emergencies where every second counts and where their ability to manage information, make decisions, and communicate effectively can save lives.

As a comprehensive tool for training emergency dispatchers, the Tactical Emergency Dispatch Simulator (TEDS) provides an extensive range of features designed to simulate the complexities of real-world emergency dispatch scenarios. Here’s a breakdown of how TEDS serves as a comprehensive training tool:

  1. Wide Range of Scenarios: TEDS includes a diverse array of emergency situations, from medical emergencies and fires to accidents and criminal activities. This variety prepares dispatchers for virtually any type of call they might receive in the field, ensuring they can handle each with the appropriate urgency and procedure.

  2. Interactive Role-Playing: By simulating realistic interactions between the caller (played by TEDS) and the dispatcher, the tool allows trainees to practice their communication skills, information gathering, and decision-making in real-time, which is critical for effective emergency response.

  3. Guided Learning and Assessment:

    • Novice Mode: Offers step-by-step guidance through emergency scenarios using Powerphone Cards. It instructs dispatchers on what questions to ask and helps them understand the reasoning behind these queries, making it ideal for new dispatchers.

    • Pro Mode: Provides minimal guidance, instead assessing dispatchers’ abilities to independently navigate scenarios using their training. This mode evaluates their performance and offers detailed feedback to help refine their skills.

  4. Feedback System: After each simulation in Pro Mode, TEDS provides constructive feedback based on the dispatcher’s responses compared to the standards in agency policy and guidelines. This feedback is crucial for learning and improvement, highlighting areas of strength and opportunities for development.

  5. Real-Time Adaptability: Scenarios evolve based on the dispatcher's actions, mimicking the dynamic nature of real emergency calls. This feature teaches dispatchers to adapt quickly to changing situations, a key skill in emergency management.

  6. Documentation and Protocol Adherence: The simulator emphasizes the importance of following protocol, documenting interactions accurately, and managing resources efficiently. It also teaches dispatchers how to provide pre-arrival instructions, a vital component of emergency response that can improve outcomes significantly.

  7. Comprehensive Training Material: Beyond just handling calls, TEDS teaches dispatchers about various aspects of emergency response, including legal considerations, privacy issues, and the technical aspects of dispatch systems.

  8. Customization and Scalability: The tool can be customized to include local protocols, specific types of emergencies more common in certain areas, or particular challenges that a dispatch team needs to practice more intensively.

Overall, TEDS provides a thorough, realistic training experience that enhances dispatchers’ skills in managing emergency calls effectively. It's designed not only to improve their technical abilities but also to strengthen their problem-solving skills, emotional resilience, and capacity to perform under pressure, thereby enhancing the overall quality of emergency response services.

Great Training

TEDS has been an invaluable tool for our dispatchers. The realistic simulations have greatly improved our emergency response skills.

I highly recommend teds to any 911 dispatcher looking to enhance their training. It provides a dynamic and immersive learning experience.

Since implementing teds, our dispatchers have become more confident and efficient in handling crisis situations. It's a game-changer.

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