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Agency Administrator's Guide to Critical Incident Management (Paperback)
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Agency Administrator's Guide to Critical Incident Management (Paperback)
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Loot Price R364
Discovery Miles 3 640
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The Agency Administrator's Guide to Critical Incident Management is
designed to assist Agency Administrators in dealing with critical
incidents. A critical incident may be defined as a fatality or
other event that can have serious long-term adverse effects on the
agency, its employees and their families or the community. Although
fire incidents inspired this document, it also has application to
other types of incidents. The Agency Administrator is the
highest-ranking agency line officer with direct responsibility for
the personnel involved in the incident (for example, BLM District
Manager, Park Superintendent, Forest Supervisor, Refuge Manager,
BIA Agency Superintendent or State land manager). Through
effective, efficient, and timely leadership, Agency Administrators
are responsible for the overall management of critical incidents
within their jurisdiction. This document includes a series of
checklists to guide an Agency Administrator through those difficult
and chaotic days that follow a death, serious injury, or other
critical or highly visible event. The time to use it is now This
document needs to be reviewed and updated at least annually. The
availability of Critical Incident Stress Management (CISM) teams
and related resources varies constantly - it is imperative that
local units pre-identify in this plan the CISM resources that can
support local unit needs. This guide was designed as a working tool
to assist Agency Administrators with the chronological steps in
managing the incident. It also provides a detailed overview of
Agency Administrators' responsibilities before a critical incident
occurs, during the actual management of the incident, and after the
incident activity has taken place. It is not intended to take the
place of local emergency plans or other detailed guidance. It
should be used in conjunction with other references as well as the
attached appendixes. This guide can also be used as a worksheet
(both in preparation for and in management of a critical incident)
by Agency Administrators and others with oversight responsibilities
during a critical incident.
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