| Location | Course dates | Places | Price | Quantity | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| At your site | 8 in Places | £1,850 | |||
| Hathersage | 10th Sept 2024 | 8 in Places | £250 |
This course prepares individuals to manage, record, extract, output and store event information during an emergency response.
For example; A support member of an Emergency, Incident or Crisis management team, Tactical and Strategic Coordination Group, or supporting key decision makers at Tactical and Strategic level.
- Understanding the different types of information and how this is used by the individuals and the team
- Extracting key information and data and event logging
- Info flow and displaying information
- Capturing decisions, Action tracking, recording and closure
- Legal expectations
- Other key information which may be recorded by the team
- Information management, post event
Outline Contents: The 6 hour course will teach the key functions of handling information during a response. It explores how information is generated, used and processed by a team and team members
We cement learning by conducting a simple practical exercise designed to embed working practices, build greater skill and experience
We believe compliance not only satisfies the regulator, but is also good for business risk management. In fact, if establishments are going to comply, they might as well ensure good practice at little or no extra cost. We believe in an evidence-based approach, using competencies extracted from The Regulations and Guidance. We believe in competence development, which involves experiential learning more than just transfer of information; and we believe in gaining assurance on competence through assessment under realistic conditions.
