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EMERGENCY OPERATIONS CENTER
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Emergency Operations Center The Emergency Operations Center, describes the factors that cause an incident to become a crisis, and discusses the roles and responsibilities of the Emergency Operations Center during the response. The duties of the Emergency Operations Center Manager in handling all matters external to the emergency response are outlined, including operating the rest of the facility, interfacing with the community as well as government and regulatory officials, media relations, logistical support of the IC, and communicating with corporate headquarters. Price: $295.00. |
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Topics covered: The video explains how to outfit the site with appropriate communications equipment, office equipment and specific reference materials. Also discussed are the roles played by crisis teams and crisis managers, typically activated during Level III incidents. Particular attention is given to handling the media during the crisis, and it teaches how to use the media as an asset. The tape also discusses recovery from the emergency, and explains that recovery actually begins during the crisis and continues long after the crisis team is demobilized. 22 minutes.
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