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Assesment center scenarios.

What is the assesment center scenario that you learned the most from and why?

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Permalink Reply by brandon earley on March 1, 2009 at 10:42pm

i had a residental house fire and a haz-mat mva. i learnd that the people grading you want to hear objectives rather than tatics. consider your man power and aditional resources and the proper way to call for them. ff saftey first. all emergencies will work them selves out. they want you to send everyhome safely at the end of your shift.

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