Academy content is grouped into four areas — Reference, Delivery, Operations, and Development. Each area holds the sections you’ll use for a distinct part of the work.
Regulatory standards and terminology used across AOG work.
How AOG delivers every engagement — standards, workflows, and scenarios.
The administrative systems that keep AOG running day to day.
Training modules and the credentialing roadmap for the AOG team.
Eight sections, organized by how the work gets done.
OSHA, CMS, Joint Commission, and Texas HSC Chapter 331 — the regulatory standards AOG work is built on.
The standards and process for EAP development, tabletop exercises, staff training, and full-stack engagements.
Visual process flows for every stage of a client engagement — prospecting through closeout.
Tabletop scenario library, real-world incident examples, and field reference material for delivery work.
Regulatory terms, AOG process terms, and public safety terminology used across the Academy.
Invoicing, contracts, CRM, client communication standards, and the tools AOG runs on.
Structured training for every role at AOG — onboarding, delivery, and ongoing skill development.
Credentials roadmap, FEMA course tracker, CHEP preparation, and continuing education records.
New team members should begin with the orientation module — a short overview of how AOG works, how the Academy is organized, and what to read first.