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Two ICS courses in October 2021 in Cape Town: Incident Command System (ICS) I100 - I300 and Emergency Operations Centre Training
Dynamic Incident Management is presenting ICS for Expanding Incidents and Emergency Operations Centre (EOC) training in Cape Town at the Durbanville Conference Centre in Durbanville. Studies have discovered that response problems could rarely be attributed to a lack of resources or failure of tactics but due to the lack of incident and resource management. ICS provides a systematic, proactive approach, is a standardised, on-scene, all hazards incident management system. Although the system encourages standardisation, it is flexible in organisational structure and expand and contract to meet the incident needs.
ICS for expanding Incidents: Dates: 4 to 8 October 2021 Cost pp: R5 400 (5% discount for two or more bookings) Include: Refreshments and lunch Modules include: ICS features and principles, command and general staff, span of control to develop an ICS integrated structure, Implementing the planning process, development of SMART objectives and strategies and incident and incident resource management during all levels of incidents. Practical simulations included. Emergency Operations Centre: Dates: 11-13/18-20/25-27 October 2021 Cost pp: R4 000 (5% off for two or more bookings) Include: Refreshments and lunch An emergency operations centre (EOC) is a central command and control facility responsible for carrying out the principles of emergency preparedness and emergency management or disaster management functions at a functional and strategic level during an emergency, ensuring the continuity of operation of a company, political sub-division or other organisation in a supportive manner. An EOC is responsible for the strategic overview or ‘big picture’ of the incident/disaster and does not normally directly control field assets, instead making operational supportive and strategic decisions and leaving tactical decisions to the incident management team (IMT) at the incident command post. The common functions of all EOCs is to collect, gather and analyse data; make decisions that protect life and property, maintain continuity of the organisation, within the scope of applicable laws and disseminate those decisions to all concerned agencies and individuals by the emergency coordinator (EC). In most EOCs there is one individual in charge and that is the emergency manager. Modules include: Organisational structure and staffing, EOC design, technology and equipment, situational awareness, EOC operations and public information and warnings, emergency preparedness and emergency communications. Contact Michelle Kleinhans for your official quotation or possible discount Dynamic Incident Management Cell: 060 345 5362 Email: Michelle@dynamicincident.co.za Web site: www.dynamicincident.co.za |
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