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Pandemic Planning for Business Continuity
Business Continuity Planning (BCP)
Disaster Recovery Planning (DRP)
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Rothstein Associates Inc.
Exercising Contingency Plans
EXERCISE SOURCEBOOK: ORIENTATION AND TABLETOP EXERCISES
by James W. Morentz, Ph.D. and Scott A. Gutschick Describes low-stress exercises to introduce new plans or procedures. Tells how to lead discussions and emphasizes teaching rather than testing. - - - - - - - - - - “This Source book begins with a commitment to the development of a progressive exercise program involving five kinds of increasingly complex exercises. To this end, the book will help you design, prepare, conduct., and evaluate three types of low stress training exercises -- Orientation Seminar, Discussion Seminars, and Tabletop Exercises. These types of training exercises are practical, efficient, and proven ways to improve the individual abilities of emergency service personnel and the overall capabi1ity of a corporate or government emergency management system. The other two advanced exercises are covered in Operating Center Simulations [DR245] and Outside Disaster Drills [DR246].” - - - - - - - - - - CONTENTS INTRODUCTION Training Exercises A Progressive Exercise Program SELECTING AN EXERCISE: THREE CHOICES Orientation Seminar Discussion Seminar Tabletop Seminar PREPARING FOR TRAINING EXERCISES Planning the Exercise Work Plans Purpose and Objectives A Statement of Purpose Objectives Expected Actions Simulation Development Writing Scenario Narratives Writing Problems Tornado Training Exercise Flood Training Exercise Wildfire Training Exercise Airplane Crash Training Exercise Earthquake Training Exercise Blizzard Training Exercise Biological Accident Training Exercise Hurricane Training Exercise Terrorist Incident Training Exercise National Emergency Training Exercise Low-Key Messages Converting Problems to Messages Facilities, Displays, and Materials Facilities Displays and Materials Maps Charts Messages Staffing the Training Exercise The Control Role The Simulation Role The Evaluation Role Staff CONDUCTING THE EXERCISE Conducting Orientation Seminars Conducting Discussion Seminars Conducting Tabletop Seminars CRITIQUE, EVALUATION, AND FOLLOW-UP How to Learn the Lessons of the Exercise Conducting a Critique Recommendations Report Follow-Up Next Level of Exercises - - - - - - - - - - 1984, 64 pages. Order #DR244. - - - - - - - - - - Rothstein Associates Inc.
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