Critical Incident Management Training
Critical Incident Management
COURSE OVERVIEW
The Critical Incident Management training programme is formally endorsed by the National Skills Academy for Nuclear (NSAN). It is aimed at learners in a public and private sector business who have a managerial or decision making responsibilities in the organisation’s emergency structure.
It is intended to support businesses in their planning and preparation for managing a crisis. This extends from considering the actual definition of a critical incident, the support required to those dealing with it, through to returning to business-as-usual. It explores the risks faced during the aftermath of a publicised incident; employee relations, media coverage and the investigation.
The course is not intended to provide detailed solutions i.e. training in media strategies, it is instead intended to provide the catalyst and sufficient information for businesses to conduct an informed gap-analysis of their capacity to manage such an incident.
Successful completion of this training programme offers the business supporting evidence that they have Suitably Qualified and Experienced Persons (SQEP) to regulatory bodies such as the Office for Nuclear Regulation (ONR) and the Healtuh and Safety Executive (HSE).
COURSE SYLLABUS
This training is delivered as a facilitated table top exercise which is based on a realistic tragic work-related accident at the work place of the attending delegates. The training aims and learning outcomes will be achieved by the trainer leading the delegates through the phases of an incident and the delegates working in small groups to answer a number of questions posed by the trainer in order to draw out learning points. Towards the end of the session there is a short presentation which provides an explanation of some of the legal issues.
The aim of this course is to raise awareness of the managerial issues pertaining to a critical incident.
The purpose of this training programme is to:
- Increase delegate’s understanding of a critical incident
- Raise awareness of responsibilities – individually & corporately
- Provide an insight into the legal procedures associated with a work related death
- Provide a catalyst for delegates to review their responsibilities and company processes
By the end of the course delegate will be able to:
- Define what constitutes as a critical incident
- Demonstrate awareness of individual & corporate responsibilities
- Explain the legal procedures associated with a work related death
- Characterize their own job role responsibilities and associated company processes
COURSE DETAILS
The training course will take a minimum of 8 hours to complete.
Class size: up to 16 delegates
COURSE FEES INCLUDE
The NSAN Endorsed Critical Incident Management course includes:
- 1 day of onsite training from our experienced trainers
- NSAN Endorsed Critical Incident Management certification
