A growing library of short, usable resources for the people responsible for training, response, and workplace safety.
A practical field guide for identifying the gap between trained and ready, running a six-question readiness diagnostic, understanding where emergency performance breaks down, and closing the largest gap through a focused 90-day plan.
A one-page diagnostic checklist for testing whether workplace training has produced usable capability—not just a certificate—across retention, application, recognition, communication, equipment familiarity, and safe performance within scope.
A practical toolbox talk for Health & Safety leaders on the gap between observed behaviour and emergency performance, introducing SAVE as a simple retrieval structure for clear 911 communication: Site, Age & Alertness, Visible Signs, and Emergency Actions.
Paragon publications are evidence-informed field guides and practical tools. They cover operational readiness, retention, recognition, decision-making, and performance under pressure.
Each one is written for the people who plan and oversee training: safety leads, operations managers, clinical directors, and response team coordinators. They are short by design, meant to be read once and used afterward.
New guides and research notes are added to this library as they are completed.
