Engineering human performance for government and public safety.

Hunter Performance Systems Group LLC helps public safety agencies, government programs, and prime contractors turn policy and procedures into training, tools, and exercises that work under pressure—not just on paper.

  • Instructional systems design & HPT
  • Operational exercises & simulations
  • LMS, eLearning, and performance support

Where HPT meets operations.

Blending Human Performance Technology, instructional design, and real-world operations experience to support:

  • 911 & emergency communications centers
  • Emergency management & homeland security
  • Government programs and prime contractors

Services

Focused, practical support across the full training and performance lifecycle.

Training & curriculum design

End-to-end instructional systems design for new hire, upskill, and advanced training—from analysis and objectives through delivery and evaluation.

  • Job & task analysis
  • Instructor-led & blended courses
  • eLearning and microlearning
  • Assessment and certification design

Exercises & performance drills

Design and facilitation of realistic exercises that stress systems, people, and procedures in a controlled way, informed by HSEEP-style principles.

  • Tabletop and functional exercises
  • Scenario scripting & inject design
  • Observer guides & evaluation tools
  • After-action review support

Systems, tools & performance support

Translating complex software and procedures into usable interfaces, job aids, and support tools that reduce cognitive load in real operations.

  • LMS configuration & content migration
  • Software training & reference materials
  • Electronic performance support systems (EPSS)
  • Job aids, checklists, and quick reference guides

How we work

Methodical enough for auditors. Practical enough for operators.

Human Performance Technology

Grounded in HPT, we look beyond "more training" to diagnose the real performance system: expectations, feedback, tools, incentives, and skills.

Instructional systems design

ADDIE, analysis, objectives, alignment with real tasks and measures of success—without drowning stakeholders in jargon or theory.

Operational realism

Content, exercises, and tools are designed with real conditions in mind: noise, interruptions, stress, time pressure, and imperfect information.

Solutions and platforms

Demonstrated experience with the tools agencies and contractors already use.

LMS & eLearning

Experience with Moodle and other LMS platforms, including structuring courses, assessments, and reporting to match operational and audit needs.

Simulation & HMI replicas

Building realistic training environments for complex software and HMIs, so new workflows and procedures can be practiced safely before going live.

Data & documentation

Structured procedures, decision tables, and reference materials to support consistent, defensible performance in regulated environments.

Who we serve

Performance-focused support for high-consequence work.

Public safety & 911

Emergency communications centers and public safety agencies that need training, tools, and exercises aligned with real call-taking and dispatch work.

Emergency management & homeland security

Planning, exercises, and training that connect doctrine and plans to operations, incident management, and EOC workflows.

Prime contractors & government programs

Support for project teams who need an experienced practitioner to translate technical systems and requirements into training and performance solutions.

About Hunter Performance Systems Group LLC

Hunter Performance Systems Group LLC is led by Mark Hunter, an instructional systems designer and human performance technologist with hands-on experience in public safety, emergency communications, and government program support.

The focus is simple: help organizations turn complex software, procedures, and expectations into training, tools, and exercises that people can actually use on the worst day, not just the best day.

Let's talk about your next project

Whether you're standing up a new training program, planning an exercise, or trying to align procedures, tools, and performance, a short conversation can usually clarify next steps.

Contact

Email is the best starting point:

[email protected]

What to include

  • A brief description of your organization
  • The problem or project you're working on
  • Any timelines, constraints, or requirements