In the event of radiation fallout or potential radiation leaks, Kenyon is prepared to protect its assessment team/ first responders that may have to venture in to more hostile areas. The CBRNE kits are for protection should radiation occur to help us move ourselves safely from the area. Kenyon will not knowingly put its team directly in to any potentially deadly situation.

SAT Phones - Standard landlines and mobile phone lines may be disrupted following a disaster or crisis and large spikes in call volumes caused by widespread emergencies often overload the systems when they are needed most. Satellite telephony can avoid this problem and be useful during natural disasters.

Conference Bridge & Translation Equipment - The Conference Bridge is designed to assist in communicating important information to large sums of stakeholders in a timely fashion. Its features allow us to have dialogue with those who are currently in attendance while also allowing remote telephone access via a toll-free number. The translation equipment partnered with the Conference Bridge enhances the ability to communicate via multiple languages at one time.

Icom, Comm Stations, Walkie - Talkies - Support local communication between Kenyons during a deployment. Icoms/ Comm Stations are designed to communicate over long distances while out in the field and back to base station for updates and reports keeping everyone in constant communication especially in austere conditions. Walkie- Talkies are used in everything from the Family Assistance Center to the Morgue operations once again keeping everyone in constant communication with one another.

Child Care Section - Set up for toddlers, youths and teenagers with age appropriate toys and themes to help keep them engaged and to provide a safe environment for the child to feel comfortable in while giving the parents time away to take care of paperwork and make any arrangements for their loved ones that they might need.

Family Assistance Administration - All necessary documentation, supplies, resources needed to provide proper support to the families, clients and Kenyons.

Familial DNA Collections - Family Assistance is equipped with Buccal swabs for collecting DNA samples from family members on the spot should the need for DNA identification be required.

Multi-Language Signage - Directional signs for all of the different services and or location of meeting rooms, prayer rooms, daycare etc in various languages such as French, Spanish, Arabic and English to help direct those in need of assistance. Additional signage can be made when in countries where other languages are needed.

A full range of supplies to medically assist Kenyons in nearly any situation. On staff we make sure a Team Member with medical background is on hand to perform the necessary tasks should the need for emergency care arise in the field until we are able to get the individual/s to a proper medical facility. The medical kits range from "self- care", with over the counter medications to, "trauma- care", to be administered by a professional.

Designed to assist in the field with the collecting of data as it pertains to the incident, along with providing (PPE) to keep the individuals collecting the data safe.

Complete photographic documentation of the entire incident process from the when we first arrive at the incident, S&R, morgue process, personal effects recovery, personal effects processing, repatriation and destruction of unclaimed personal effects.

Set up to handle smaller incidents for the rapid repatriation of individuals back to their loved ones.

Designed for rapid deployment for first responders to be able to set up temporary living conditions in the most austere conditions without the aid of outside help. This allows us to continue to work in any environment where accommodations are either unavailable or inaccessible in time of crisis.

Assists both the family assistance and morgue operations in identifying individuals in a timely manner. PDA™ (persons directly affected) are used in the family assistance to help collect any information from loved ones that can be used to help identification including pictures, clothing, physical descriptions of identifying marks and DNA collection. PM is used in the morgue to record all physical data collected from each person. Both the PDA file and PM are then reviewed by a group of professionals to help determine identity.

Used in the preservation of bodies. International transport law also requires any bodies being transported across country lines to be embalmed in order to reduce the chance of disease.

Used to store and help preserve the remains. The pouches help to make the transport and storage of the remains easier and more dignified. Bio- seal is used whenever they may not be proper cooling units available or the quick storage of remains is need due to biological and or environmental issues.

Personal Protection Equipment (PPE) for all morgue workers to keep them safe from biological and chemical agents that the remains may have come in contact with. The protection is breathing protection as well as skin contact.

Tools and equipment organized to assist in the identification of the remains through Pathological, Anthropological, Dental and DNA recovery processes.

Tools and equipment to help support a continued process flow during even the most austere conditions whether it's supplemental power generators or clearing an area of debris and or needed heavy tool to operate equipment.

First Responders are each equipped with deployment lockers that are fully equipped with clothing for hot and cold climates, breathing masks, PPE, toiletry bags, camping gear etc., in order to be able to deploy immediately if needed without having to go home to pack.

Allows us to access damaged, destroyed computer, phones, cameras, hard drives, SIM cards etc., in order to identify and return the damaged electronics.

Personal items belonging to the people affected by the incident and or disaster. Kenyon works to identify all personal effects collected to ensure they are returned to the person directly affected or the next of kin.

Complete photographic documentation of the entire incident process from the when we first arrive at the incident, S&R, morgue process, PE recovery, PE processing, repatriation and destruction of unclaimed personal effects.

Personal Effects Inventory System (PIES) a proprietary software package that allows the tracking of the personal effects from the initial Search & Recovery efforts through the return of the items to the families.

Software design for identification of human remains.

Equipped with numbered SR tags for the sole purpose of documenting the date, time, location and parties that were involved in the recovery. This helps to ensure that Kenyon maintains a proper chain of custody of the remains.

Some locations may have a more hostile environment at the time of our arrival depending on govt. climate etc. We want to make sure our teams are protected in any situation.

Experienced recovery teams designated to extract remains and or items from less stable structures and strong holds. The kits are designed with practical gear to get the job done while keeping safety of our team in high regard.