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This course covers the following information:

Emergency Planning in Industrial Environments: The Planning Process addresses:

  • How to create an Emergency Management Team.
  • The purpose of your facility's Emergency Action Plan.
  • How the Plan was developed.
  • What information the Plan includes.

Emergency Planning in Industrial Environments: The Threat of Terrorism addresses:

  • What an "Evacuation Planning Matrix" is.
  • How an "Evacuation Planning Matrix" determines the likelihood of a terrorist attack on a facility.
  • The risk factors that could make your facility a target for terrorism.

Emergency Planning in Industrial Environments: Active Shooter Situations addresses:

  • Your best options for surviving an Active Shooter situation.
  • The role a Crisis Management Team plays in preparing for an Active Shooter.
  • How to practice "situational awareness."
  • How to communicate effectively with law enforcement during and after an Active Shooter attack.

Emergency Planning in Industrial Environments: Your Role in Emergency Planning addresses:

  • How asking "What if" questions can help your facility prepare for an emergency.
  • How to catch potential problems before they escalate to an emergency situation.
  • Why it's important to keep your facility's Crisis Management Team informed about any physical changes in your department.

Emergency Planning in Industrial Environments: Emergency Action Drills... The Process addresses:

  • How practice drills are used to improve an Emergency Action Plan.
  • How "tabletop" drills and live exercises are conducted and what they include.
  • Why live exercises are the best way to judge how well a facility is prepared for an emergency.

Emergency Planning in Industrial Environments: Emergency Action Drills... Playing Your Part addresses:

  • What your own responsibilities could be during a full-scale emergency.
  • The importance of having an accurate head count at a "marshalling point" during an evacuation.
  • What to do when on-the-scene reporters ask you for comments about an emergency.