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Crisis Management Media Training

Crisis Management Media Training

One of the most important aspects of dealing with a major incident or crisis is how you and your team handle the media.

It’s often the case that the media ends up managing the crisis team, when it should be the other way round.

Crisis Management Media Training

What’s more, the media itself – especially online media – can accelerate the speed at which information about an incident can spread.

This makes managing the incident itself much harder, and can also make it much more difficult to protect your business, your brand and your reputation.

All levels of RED5 include essential advice and guidance on how to handle the media and manage what is printed or broadcast about the incident.

We can help you and your people understand how and when to deal with media representatives, what kind of information should be released, and what your overall media reaction plan should look like.

Ultimately, RED5 is all about being able to take control of the media before it takes control of you.

Course Details

  • Duration: One full day
  • Location: At your site
  • What’s included? Receive a certificate on completion, take away and keep training materials with your branding, and get tools to deal with any major incident.
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Our Crisis Management team will travel directly to your business. It’s part of our dedication to helping businesses protect their people and assets.

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We employ our trainers in-house to ensure only the very best are protecting you. Each team member is competency assessed to the highest of standards around the globe.

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Kiasu Crisis Management Training Courses

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RED1 is aimed at the majority of your staff, who could ultimately be some of the first to respond to an incident but who may have little subsequent responsibility.

The course covers first response incident management for business as usual and terror-related threats. This course teaches shop floor staff how to respond safely, accurately and quickly to a range of scenarios. We will teach you techniques which are proven and can save lives.
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RED2 – Incident Support Team

RED2 is designed for staff who will form support roles to the individual commanding an incident to ensure that information is tracked successfully and that decisions are recorded to a standard that will withstand scrutiny post event.

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RED3 – Building Manager

The RED3 Building Manager programme has been designed for managers who oversee single or multiple buildings.

This course looks at the fundamentals of preparedness through effective planning and develops the skills to manage and recover from incidents on site or from a remote perspective.
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RED3 – Incident Commander

The RED3 Incident Commander programme is aimed at your Incident Commander(s).

They’re reponsible for motivating the rest of your team during an incident, making sure everyone is putting their skills to use effectively, and for managing resources at a local level.
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RED4 – Incident Leader

RED4 is aimed at your Incident Leader. It’s the Leader’s responsibility to ensure your Incident Commander is experienced, can handle the pressure effectively and has the knowledge and the skills to put your plans into action.

Your Leader will give direction to the Incident Commander as and when required, and will liaise continuously between your Commander and your Incident Director.
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RED5 – Incident Director

RED5 is aimed at your Incident Director, who will ultimately be responsible for taking a top level, strategic view of the incident.

Occasionally, your Incident Director will play a hands on role, but generally will only become involved in the fine-grained details if there are serious and wide ranging political, financial or reputation-based consequences.
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With reports of active shooter incidents becoming more common in the news around the world, making sure you, your team, and your site are ready to deal with a situation like this is absolutely vital.
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