Practice Areas

Emergency Management

Business Continuity diagram - Emergency Management

Emergency Management is event driven.

We enable the implementation of emergency plans in operations rooms and the delivery of effective leadership under pressure.

Knowledge Skill Attitudes
Understand operational issues, including supporting issues, business units and consortiums/joint ventures. Apply Risk Management processes. Be a lateral thinker.
Understand corporate HR, SHE and contractor issues. Apply and/or design contingency plans and procedures. Handle stress in a head office and multi-cultural environment.
Articulate differences between line management, leadership and control/coordination systems. Design and implement response plans. Provide leadership and be able to drive a disparate group with different perspectives.
Plan and conduct training and exercises. Demonstrate a supporting focus.
Communicate with media. Take a holistic view to emergency management
Manage operational information.
Conduct operational decision-making.
Participate in an 'Operations Room'.
Manage support requirements including logistics.
Identify strategic issues.
Provide (technical) support and advice.

EMT Activation Wallet Card

Download an example wallet card and customize it to activate Emergency Response, On Scene Commander, and Emergency Management Team.

SmartLog

SmartLog allows Log Keepers, Team Members and Team Leaders to achieve team and time discipline when working under pressure. To maintain a high tempo office rhythm in emergency situations, obtain SmartLog from our eCrisis Practitioner, Ian Young, at iyoung@crisisleaders.com.

Screenshot of SmartLog in action

Customized Incident Management Software for the Oil & Gas Sector

Incident Management is about knowing what is happening, when it is happening and what is needed to support combating teams.

CIMS is our resource, event logging and tracking management tool, optimised for use by operators within the Oil, Gas and Petrochemical industries. It is designed to be used during any incident, emergency or training activity.

CIMS was designed to reduce the mistakes made by operators in Information Management, Command & Control of personnel and resources during an emergency, incident or training program.

Screenshot of CIMS in action. Click to enlarge.Click to view the full-size screenshot of CIMS in action.

CIMS databases are designed using technical data provided by the client, thereby customising the software to be site specific. This incudes include muster points, lifeboats, vessel call signs and shore-based resources.

From a technical standpoint, CIMS offers:

CIMS is Windows-based. CIMS installations come with full technical support for 12 months.

Download the PowerPoint presentation (2.4 MiB) for more information about CIMS, including more in-use screenshots.

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