Crisis Management means all sorts of different things to different industries. Our crisis management and disaster planning course is specifically designed for companies, churches and missionary organizations that have offices here in the United States and send people overseas.
No matter how much training, preparation or precautions an organization makes, some things are simply beyond your control. People have medical emergencies, natural disasters happen and countries fall into chaos for a number of reasons. If your organization sends personnel overseas, our Crisis Management Teams MUST know how to properly manage the aftermath of these events.
IHS' Crisis Management and Disaster Planning course is a hands-on training class. The course is approximately 50% lecture and the remainder involves specific table-top exercises designed to educate students on the proper procedures involved in managing crisis situations. Each Exercise builds upon the previous. By the end of the course students walk away much better prepared to handle any situation that may arise. This course will teach your personnel the proper methods and procedures to handle any major crisis situation, from a natural disaster at home to a kidnapping of your personnel in some foreign country. We will also teach you how to avoid the same costly mistakes that just about every organization makes repeatedly during a crisis situation.
IHS Training instructors come to your office and provide a state-of-the-art crisis management and disaster planning course which will educate your personnel about the myths and misconception in crisis management and the truth which is based upon facts and statistics. You will learn about the fatal errors that tend to repeat themselves by even the largest organizations. We give you the tools needed to know exactly what your organization is prepared to handle, where it is lacking, where it's efforts need to be directly and why, in order to prepare for the issues that are most likely to occur.
We will address issues such as:
- Natural Disasters
- Active Shooter Response
- Medical Emergencies
- Missing Persons
- Terrorist Attacks
- Political Coup
- Kidnappings
- Death or Suicide
- Evacuations
- Mental Health Issues
- First Responder Issues
- Command Centers
- Mission Support
- Alcohol/Drug Overdose
- Sexual Assaults
- Imprisonment
