EMERGENCY RESPONSE TEAM
What is Emegency Response Team
History and Function of the ERT Program
Purpose and Mission
Contact Us
Behaviorial Changes and Patterns Following A Tramatic Event
Common Responses to Trauma
Symptoms to Watch for with Trauma Victims
Coping with Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder
Positive Coping Actions
Positive Lifestyle Changes to Coping
Recognizing and Dealing with Traumatic Stress Reactions
Making Personal Lifestyle Changes to Deal with Stress
Negative Coping Actions
News and Testimonials
Testimonials
When Tragedy Strikes



Emergency Response Team

When members’ lives are at stake, our first responsibility is to respond, and when safety may be compromised, our first duty is to make all those affected aware.

 

The cooperation of local union officers is essential in the efforts of the United Steelworkers to improve worker health and safety, with the goal to reduce both workplace accidents and deaths.

 

The local union officers are the critical first link to members. Our Emergency Response Team (ERT) relies on the notification from our local unions as quickly as possible following a fatality or catastrophic incident.