Chemical risk training in NJ.

Tectonic continues to expand the Homeland Security services they provide throughout the nation. The Homeland Security Group has been retained by the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection to train in the process of performing security/vulnerability assessments for chemical facilities.

Tectonic will conduct a week long RAM-CF training session for the NJDEP in Trenton, NJ. The NJDEP staff to be trained, are charged to oversee regulatory compliance of chemical and pharmaceutical facilities throughout the State of New Jersey.

This session will be presented by Tectonic's Sandia RAM-CF Certified trainers who are licensed professional engineers and have conducted numerous vulnerability assessments. Tectonic is both licensed and certified to conduct and train in the Sandia National Laboratories Risk Assessment for Chemical Facilities known as "RAM-CF".

Attendees will be instructed in current methods of conducting risk and security assessments of chemical and related facilities. The assessments will be performed to protect against malicious acts that may result in the off-site release of hazardous material.

Edward F. Martella, Director of Tectonic's Homeland Security Group says, "Tectonic is proud to provide this specialized training to New Jersey as part of our efforts in improving the security to our communities and critical infrastructure throughout the U.S."