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Emergency Planning Officers' Handbook

By:

Dillon, B

Publication details: Oxford Oxford University Press 2009ISBN:

9780199561360

Summary: This practical guide to emergency planning covers all the essential knowledge and skills required for those involved in the preparation and testing of emergency plans, as outlined by the Civil contingencies Act 2004. The author elucidates the processes involved, explains why the relevant steps are in place, and offers advice to those called upon to operate within an emergency management environment. Contents include: why exercise?; creating your plans; the emergency response; choosing your exercise; exercise management; planning your exercise; how to run your exercise; debriefing.

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Book	Croydon Health Services Library Shelves	WA 250 (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Available		CR0000008442

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This practical guide to emergency planning covers all the essential knowledge and skills required for those involved in the preparation and testing of emergency plans, as outlined by the Civil contingencies Act 2004. The author elucidates the processes involved, explains why the relevant steps are in place, and offers advice to those called upon to operate within an emergency management environment. Contents include: why exercise?; creating your plans; the emergency response; choosing your exercise; exercise management; planning your exercise; how to run your exercise; debriefing.

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