Emergency Management Team
Emergency Co-ordinator
The course is designed for personnel who perform the role of Emergency Coordinator, traditionally referred to as the 'Onshore Duty Manager’, whose responsibilities include the support of an offshore or remote site should an emergency incident occur.
Training is based on the principles of the Incident Command System (ICS).
The course provides delegates with formal training in the strategy, tactics, command and control, communications and coordination elements used to support management of major emergencies onshore.
Duration
2-day
Location
On-site, UK, TH
Cost
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Certificate
In-house certificate with no expiry.
Refresher training is recommended every 3-years.
Entry Requirements
There are no formal prerequisites required for the Emergency Management Team - Emergency Co-ordinator course. We do recommend that attendees are involved in the crisis management team in an active and operational role, are designated in the position of EC, or understand what is required to support site emergency management and response. This can be in the form of professional experience with the Crisis Management Team or by having a good understanding of company expectations in emergency response.
Who Should Attend
The course is designed for personnel who perform the role of Emergency Coordinator, traditionally referred to as the 'Onshore Duty Manager’
Course Content
This training is delivered in a classroom environment and consists of one day of interactive theory, which includes discussions of some emergency scenarios, followed by one day of practical role play scenarios. Debriefs will be held, and the appraiser will provide feedback on the strengths and weaknesses of the individual and team performances.
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Each delegate will conduct at two scenarios in which their performance as the Emergency Coordinator will be formally appraised.
On completion of the course, delegates will be able to:
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Recall the key elements of the management of emergencies:
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Different types of major emergency and their particular key factors
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The duties and responsibilities of the EMT members
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ECC Facilities and information management
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Preplanning and maintaining a state of readiness
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Establishing and maintaining communications with internal and external agencies.
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Demonstrate the ability to assess the situation and take effective action
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Demonstrate the ability to maintain communications with internal and external agencies
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Demonstrate the ability to delegate the authority to act
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Demonstrate the ability to manage individual and team performance
Delegates will also be able to put into place predetermined plans during the Activation Phase (when the emergency alarm has been raised), through to the Deactivation Phase/Stand Down.