Simulation Exercise
From scenario to active incident management
In a simulation exercise, the participants continuously receive information, events and challenges that affect how the scenario develops. The participants must analyse the situation, assess measures, coordinate efforts and make decisions under time pressure. The exercise tests plans, work processes and collaboration alike, while providing valuable training in crisis management and operational response.
The exercise can include
- handling of a realistic and dynamic sequence of events
- establishing and updating the situational picture
- decision-making under time pressure and uncertainty
- notification, escalation and mobilisation of resources
- crisis management and coordination of efforts
- internal and external communication
- collaboration between different roles, functions and parties
- handling of media enquiries and reputational challenges
- use of emergency preparedness plans, action cards and operational tools
- evaluation of decisions, work processes and collaboration
What does the organisation get?
The organisation has the emergency preparedness organisation's ability to handle a complex and evolving sequence of events tested. The exercise strengthens decision-making ability, situational awareness and collaboration under realistic conditions, while uncovering areas for improvement in plans, routines and organisation. The result is increased robustness and greater confidence in the handling of real incidents.
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