Cat5 Resources Disaster Response Training Camp

When everything goes down, this is where you learn to step up.

You’re invited to join us for our 2026 Cat5 Resources Disaster Response Training Camp, designed for individuals who want to work in real-world disaster response and critical infrastructure support. Whether you’ve deployed with us before or you’re looking to get started, this training gives you a firsthand look at what it takes.

This is not classroom theory. This is hands-on, real-world training built around how we actually operate in the field.

What You’ll Learn

Our Disaster Response Training Camp covers the core skills needed to support emergency power operations, including:

• Generator deployment and setup
• Hardwiring generators to live sites
• Fueling operations and logistics
• Basic generator troubleshooting and maintenance
• Field communication and reporting procedures

This training is ideal for those looking to work as Disaster Response Technicians or in Command Center support roles.

Disaster Response Technician

Job Duties

• Deliver fuel to customer sites
• Deploy and set up generators
• Hardwire generators to critical infrastructure
• Start and monitor generators
• Troubleshoot minor mechanical or electrical issues
• Report field data to command center teams
• Assist with special projects as needed

Requirements

• Basic electrical and/or mechanical knowledge
• Smart device (phone, tablet, or laptop)
• Reliable ½-ton (or larger) 4WD diesel truck (required for fueling/deployment roles)
• Flexible availability for storm deployments (as-needed basis)
• Valid driver’s license, good driving record, and current insurance
• Must be 25 or older (insurance requirement – non-negotiable)

Command Center Disaster Response Coordinator

Role

Serve as the communication hub between field technicians, customers, and internal teams during disaster events.

Responsibilities

• Provide site access details to field technicians
• Track and update real-time activity:
  • Technician locations and ETAs
  • Equipment movement
  • Site power status
  • Fueling activity
• Input field data into customer systems
• Support technicians with resources to stay operational
• Maintain clear, consistent communication under pressure
• Escalate issues to management as needed

Important Notes

• All disaster response roles are seasonal and deployment-based
• Team members are notified via call, text, or email when deployments occur
• Availability for every event is not required and does not affect future opportunities

Ready to Get Started?

If you’re serious about working in disaster response and supporting critical infrastructure when it matters most, this is your entry point.