In an organization the key is properly prepared and reviewed "standing orders" for site response to various "situations". These orders will give the organization the ability to see it's limitations within it's scope of operation, should the need arise where other resources may be needed from other agencies, the organization could adapt in a timely manner.
Standing Orders are intended as a guide to "situation response", they are meant as a guide, in quick format with the built in ability to be tailored to fit various "situations" as no one "situation" is the same. An agreed protocol to how actions will taken during a "situation" that is understood by all responding personnel. Often response personnel are not "in the loop" with response protocols, this confusion can lead to the misuse and mis-deployment of man power and assets.
Not unlike a Chess game, you need to know what pieces are going to cover the active pieces on the board. One wrong move can cost time, and given the "situation" you are trying to address, lost time can cost lives and property. Hense the "standing orders" serves as a game plan that can adapt to the ever changing "situation".
. Develop and maintain an emergency operations plan.
Yes, planning how to deal with emergencies.
Aims Policy Rule and organization
medican plan of action
Emergency Plan Guide
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I can plan my emergency plan at any time and conduct it on 11th hour. It is not problem for me.
The basic plan
plan development
A new organization should have to plan to improve and get funding to help its objectives.
By first planning out a strategic plan Outline the aims of the business (Management by Objectives) By first planning out a strategic plan Outline the aims of the business (Management by Objectives)
Integrated emergency management is a practice of Business Continuity Management and Crisis Management that aims to integrate both to enhance their effectiveness.
people look for a safe place until the disaster goes away
Preparedness