Strategic Security Planning and Preparation of Emergency and Crisis Plans

Strategic security planning : By identifying the dimensions of security planning, security strategic planning has become an urgent requirement as one of the elements necessary to increase the efficiency of the productivity of security organizations, due to the advantages and characteristics of strategic planning in organizations. The strategies in general take into account the comprehensive view of all situations, and their trends, and then develop the appropriate goals and effective means to achieve them.Harmony and integration of security activity with all components of positions is essential to achieve the objectives of security organizations.

This comprehensive course offers  how to prepare and develop effective  security plans in emergency situations, to prepare for such situations, develop and raise the capabilities and skills of security officers and men and protect important personalities and facilities (oil, military, security and economic) to develop sensory awareness in anticipating events and sabotage incidents, and increase their skills to face security situations The various methods that they may be exposed to and methods of acquiring skills in collecting evidence, investigation and suspicion, and identifying the latest developments in the advanced inspections and protection processes and the development of effective security lines and plans. At the end of the training course, participants will be able to acquire knowledge and skills in the field of strategic security planning and the preparation  of emergency and crisis plans  to protect vital installations and headquarters.

Program Objectives:

Providing the knowledge and skills of the participants and familiarity with:

• The comprehensive security concept and the most important risks that threaten the security of the facility
• Dimensions of the relationship between the Facilities Security Service and government security agencies.
• The practical foundations governing the organization of the security and guarding apparatus in vital installations
• The most important security tasks carried out by the security services in vital facilities
• Procedures for securing the facility from home and abroad.
• Standards governing the security of documents, information and communications
• The practical bases governing the responsibility of the security man
• Methods of developing the field skills of the security man in the face of different security situations
• Advanced techniques for preparation, design and contingency planning.
• Modern methods of following up evacuation and rescue operations.
• Preparing various security plans to achieve control and the ability to control rescue and evacuation operations
• Tools and methods of emergency plans for crisis situations and improve their capabilities to end the crisis and face disasters with the least amount of losses
•  Apply best practices in organizing emergency control centers (ECC), emergency response teams (ERTs) and crisis management teams (CRTs) to assist in monitoring expected incidents (FICs)
• Analysis of the human element, assignment of duties in relation to psychological preparedness, allocation of reference, deployment, discipline, leadership and social welfare

Target Groups:

Leaders, those responsible for safety, emergency or crisis management, professionals, risk and marketing officers, insurance experts and professionals responsible for emergencies and crisis response. This course is also suitable for managers and supervisors interested in this field.

Program Content:

Prevention of hazardous work:

• Overview of prevention methods
• Vulnerability analysis
• Risk assessment of hazardous materials
• Developing a Crisis Management Manual
• Process Development

Crisis Management – Control Models:

• Command and control systems
• Crisis Management – Emergency Planning
  • International Laws
  • Local Regulations

Writing an Emergency Response Plan:

• Sensitive contents of the Emergency Response Plan
• Assessment of available resources
• Implementation of the plan
• Staff Training
• Distribution of the contingency plan
• Plan Update

Incident Control Organization:

• Emergency Monitoring Centers (ECC)
  • Communication in ECC
  • Necessary equipment
  • Resources needed
• Emergency Response Teams (ERTs)
• Crisis Management Teams (CRTs)
• Control Incident Direction (Finance Committee)

Emergency response procedures:

• Emergency work procedures
• Evacuation Procedures
• Medical emergencies
• Fire Procedure
• Explosion Procedure
• Hazardous materials
• Environmental hazards