About this course

Overview

The road to recovery can be complex and challenging, especially when faced with a changing environment that can blur the lines between response and recovery.

Set within the context of the latest government guidance on recovery management, and using our experience of recent emergencies, let us take you step by step through the four pillars of recovery, including the purpose and workings of an effective recovery working group and its supporting sub-groups.

In addition to learning how to ‘build back stronger’, our experts in the field of recovery management will support you to design an effective basic recovery strategy.

Aim

To enable organisations to plan for and activate the recovery phase of an emergency

Learning Outcomes

  • Introduce the key principles of recovery management
  • Describe the response and recovery phases of an emergency, set within a multi-agency context
  • Outline the role of the Recovery Co-ordinating Group
  • Introduce key recovery tools including; community impact analysis, objectives, milestones and action plans
  • Outline key considerations relating to the four pillars of recovery
  • Discuss the basic components of a recovery management plan

Who is This Course For?

Traditionally, responsibility to lead the recovery process in the aftermath of a major incident, has fallen to the Local authority. As recent events have demonstrated, the four principles of recovery apply to a wide range of organisations faced with preparing themselves for a new way of working as a result of COVID-19. Principle organisations who would benefit from this course include emergency responders, local authorities, utility companies, Health and Social care providers and voluntary organisations.

National Occupational Standards for Civil Contingencies

Fully Correlates: AA1, AA2, AG4, AH1, AH2

Contribute Towards: AB1, AF1

What's Included

  • 1 night's accommodation
  • Breakfast
  • Lunch
  • Dinner
  • Refreshments

Course Details & Booking

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