Essential Emergency™ and EHS Management

Crisis Management Software Integrated into an EMIS

Does your organization need a crisis management solution that is part of an integrated Environmental Management Information System (EMIS)? Do your first responders, for example, need to access chemical information and MSDSs as they race to the scene of a hazmat spill? If so, Essential Emergency™ is the software that you need to protect lives, property and the environment.  Essential Emergency has been built by incident commanders for incident commanders to support quick and efficient response to industrial accidents, natural disasters and other challenges that require crisis management planning and real-time response.

Essential Emergency is designed to meet requirements of the Incident Command System (ICS) and is fully compliant with both US Dept of Homeland Security (DHS) and Occupational Health & Safety Admin (OSHA) requirements. ESS' software blends timely, accurate data with maps, modeling, reports, images, videos, sound files and more to bring events to life and make them easier to manage.

Ensure Compliance and Boost Business Performance

With Essential Suite's Microsoft®.NET interface, Essential Emergency users have access to the easiest, most intuitive platform for gathering and sharing critical information, and doing it quickly. This software helps improve the quality of crisis planning and response operations while reducing the technology burden to a fraction of what it use to be.

And, when Essential Emergency is combined with Essential Compliance Manager™, Essential Task Manager™, and/or other Essential products, the result is a powerful, comprehensive package that reduces complexity, risks and costs through integrated information management.

Essential Emergency benefits include the following:

• Address both daily workloads and emergency response operations
• Lower the risk of human suffering and business losses cause by natural and manmade hazards
• Reduce the technology burden of emergency response to a fraction of what it used to be