The Integrated Emergency Risk Management Process

This table shows the NORMIT Training Courses and their links to Integrated Emergency Risk Management.

 


Integrated Emergency Risk Management Process
Relevant NORMIT Course

Emergency Management Context

  • Current Law and Policy
  • External Structures (Liaison and Operational Management)
  • Internal Structures (core function, operational structures and internal liaison)

Identifying Hazards and Analysing Risks

  • External Hazards
  • Internal Hazards (Business Continuity)
  • Business Impact Analysis (BIA)
  • Hazard Evaluation and prioritisation
  • Decision to accept or treat

Developing Risk Treatment Strategies

  • Prevention (eliminate hazard; reduce likelihood; reduce consequence)
  • Preparedness (planning; resources; training, education and exercise programmes)
  • Response (command and control structures and procedures)
  • Recovery (business recovery and staff support process)

Recording Risk Treatment Strategies

  • Emergency Plan (layout and content)
  • Consultation, endorsement and publication

Implementing Risk Treatment Strategies

  • Prevention (engineering, education, encouragement, enforcement)
  • Preparedness (resources management, training & education and exercising)
  • Response (operations room equipment and procedures, information management and public / media information)
  • Recovery (damage assessment, infrastructure restoration, support to staff)