Exercises, Training & Drills
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The purpose of any exercise is to validate training, reveal planning strengths and weaknesses; uncover resource needs and shortfalls; improve coordination within your organization and community; clarify roles and responsibilities; and improve overall performance of all employees, managers, and the Crisis Management Team.
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Recovery
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Recovery refers to the follow-up measures taken after a disaster that allows your organization to return the affected site back to normal operating conditions. Recovery actions are generally implemented as "Response" activities diminish.
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Preparedness
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By now, most Emergency Management Planners (EMP) understand that there are four phases of emergency management. This Feature Service will focus on Phase 2 – Preparedness.
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Executive Protection
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Most Protection Specialists understand that the cornerstone of an effective Executive Protection Program
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Safe Schools
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The goal of the security / emergency assessment is to evaluate the security technologies, policies and procedures, emergency response plans, training and awareness, landscaping, lighting, etc. As a part of the assessment, interviews should be conducted with faculty, administrators, professors, teachers, employees, students, area business owners, law enforcement, fire department leaders, emergency management agencies, and area security professionals.
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