The phrase "alert training" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to preparing individuals or systems to respond to alerts or emergencies, often in safety or security training scenarios.
Example: "The company implemented alert training to ensure all employees know how to react in case of a fire alarm."
Alternatives: "emergency training" or "notification training".
The slow zones, marked by lights and flaggers to alert train operators, contributed to an increase in work-related delays.
Burlington Northern keeps cranes, bulldozers and other equipment staged near the tracks and has sensors along the tracks that are supposed to alert trains to slides.
To prevent similar tragedies, I propose some subway design changes: Improve illumination of the track bed; automatically alert operators of nearby trains whenever somebody activates the emergency intercom in a station; then install emergency buttons that will both alert train operators and shut power off.
At a public meeting at its Midtown headquarters, the authority said it had begun exploring both doors on platforms, which would block access to the tracks before a train's arrival, and intrusion-detection technology that could help alert train operators to a person on the track bed.
GoodSam, an app that enables people to directly alert trained volunteer first aiders to the scene of medical emergencies, is an example of how technology can be used to push innovation in vital services such as healthcare, saving lives as a direct result.
The present study examines a new alertness training strategy (Self-Alert Training, SAT) designed to explore the relationship between the top down control processes governing arousal and sustained attention.
The CHRW alerted trained paramedics, who measured anthropometry and recorded birth outcome [ 9].
"We have information that the nearby Whiteman Air Force Base, 50 miles east of Kansas City, is under a yellow alert with training mission activities of the B-2 stealth bombers around the area".
This was indeed the case, as reflected in their lower Stanford Sleepiness Scale scores (on a 7-point scale, 1 is most alert) at training (1.7±0.2) as compared to the 12 hr group's (2.7±0.2).
