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An essential part of any operational Company’s management system is to ensure fast, effective Emergency Response at sites and Emergency Management from regional bases and company headquarters.
CW International has been at the forefront in leading its Clients to establish and then maintain effective Emergency Management Systems. This includes setting up initial systems, reviewing and improving current systems or simply providing specific services to help Clients apply, maintain and/or check their own systems.
Emergency Management System Summary:
An effective Emergency Management System is essentially a sub-set of
a Company’s HSE MS and can be structured similarly but also address
the elements of Prevention & Mitigation, Preparation, Response and
Recovery described in the ‘Disaster Cycle’.
Will address:
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Leadership and Commitment
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Policies & Objectives
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Risk Assessment & Planning
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Organisations, Resources &
Documentation
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Implementation and Monitoring of
System
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Activation of System
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Recovery
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Audit & Management Review
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Corrective Action & Improvement
Training and Assessment:
An Emergency Management System is only as good as its roll-out and
the training and competency of its people and its teams. CWI’s
Emergency Management Training captures the best international
standards but also places great emphasis on tailoring this for
clients own system, situation and emergency response needs:
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Site Emergency Team Training
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Basic On Scene Commander Training
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Advanced On Scene Commander Training
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On Scene Commander / Coordination Teal
Leader Assessments
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Regional Emergency Control Team
Training
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Company HQ Emergency Coordination Team
Training
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HR Care Team and Media Response Team
Training
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Advanced Emergency Coordination Team
Training
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Crisis Management Team Workshops and
Training
Exercises:
Exercises are the most
valuable tool to consolidate training, and help ensure all
operational and stakeholder interfaces are in place and understood
and of course to test the system as part of assurance needs.
Exercises may be: simply
a talk through around a table, desktop where simulated inputs are to
a team by phone, fax etc or live with real action and real
participants:
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Site Field Exercises – to practice
command and control
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Emergency Management Exercises – local
or country coordination teams
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Major Emergency Management Exercises
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Joint Company / Government Major
Emergency Exercises
– Level 1, 2 or 4; Bronze, Silver and/or Gold
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Crisis Management Exercises
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Business Continuity Exercises