Emergency planning

Local Authority Incident Liaison Training (this course is for nominated Incident Liaison Officers in East Sussex only) (course approx. 3 hours)

Course details
Contact corporate.training@eastsussex.gov.uk
Target audience All users
Subject Emergency Planning
Course description To provide an overview of the roles and responsibilities of a Local Authority Incident Liaison Officer.
Training objectives To promote an understanding of:
  • The basics of Joint Emergency Services Interoperability Principles (JESIP), and the multi-agency response to incidents​
  • The role of the Local Resilience Forum
  • The differences between Category 1, Category 2 and Voluntary Responders ​
  • The responsibilities of the LAILO, and the role of the Local Authority more widely​
  • The activation of the local authority’s Major Emergency Plan
Maximum places 20
Closing date One day ahead of course start date
Cost No charge
Number of sessions 1
Course dates, venue and times
Please make a note of the course code and date, you will need this to book.
Course code Venue Course dates Time
ESC/23/535 ESTDC (ST Mary's House, Eastbourne) 16th April 2024 09:30 - 13:00
ESC/23/536 Westfield House. Lewes 8th October 2024 09:30 - 13:00
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Working as a Decision Loggist

Course details
Contact corporate.training@eastsussex.gov.uk
Target audience All users
Subject Emergency planning
Course description This course is available to all people with a role in Emergency Management / Business Continuity
Decision logs are an essential tool for emergency responders. If you are responsible for recording decisions in your organisation or as part of a multi-agency partnership, this course is for you.
Training objectives
To equip participants with the knowledge and skills to fulfil the role of decision loggist in an emergency response.


Learning outcomes Explain the legal and policy context in which the Decision Loggist operates Describe the role of the Decision Loggist in an emergency response Recognise the key requirements of the decision maker in order to advise on the importance of recording decisions accordingly Demonstrate competence as a Decision Loggist in a simulated emergency response exercise
Additional information Training to be delivered via the EPC Connected Learning Suite To create your account on the EPC CLS - you must use either Google Chrome or the most up to date version of Microsoft Edge as your web browser and follow the instructions below. You will not be able to register or use the system on other browsers. Using either Google Chrome or Microsoft Edge: Navigate to https://sercoepc.edu.barco.com and select the “CREATE ACCOUNT” button.
Complete the User Registration form, and check that you agree to Terms & Conditions.
Check your email account - you will have received a verification email with the subject “Verify your Barco WeConnect Account”. If Google Chrome/Microsoft Edge is not your default browser, you will need to copy the link to Google Chrome/Microsoft Edge address bar.
Next select the “Go to Dashboard” button to enter the main CLS interface.
The next step is to test your set up: With your Webcam and Mic enabled, and using your headphones, click the “Test your setup” option and follow the on-screen prompts to fully test your Video, Audio & Network speed.
Ensure you save the https://sercoepc.edu.barco.com link to your favourites for speed of access when joining your session.
If you experience any difficulties registering your account please email EPC at enquiries@emergencyplanningcollege.com in order for us to provide any additional support needed in preparation for logging onto your training session. Should you need to discuss the account setup process, please contact EPC on 01347 821406.
On the day of the event: Log into your “Barco WeConnect Account” at https://sercoepc.edu.barco.com, and select the relevant session from the “upcoming sessions tab”. It is recommended that you access the CLS session a minimum of 10 minutes prior to the session start. To access the session after the start time, please click on the “active session tab”.
Maximum places 16
Closing date One day ahead of course start date
Cost £286
Number of sessions 1
Course dates, venue and times
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Strategic Emergency Management

Course details
Contact corporate.training@eastsussex.gov.uk
Target audience All users
Subject Emergency planning
Course description The stakes are high in a strategic co-ordinating role, it’s imperative to have the knowledge and experience needed to excel. This is the course for you if you want to keep your skills sharp. Our expert Associates will help you develop the tools you need to succeed, boosting your understanding and confidence on what groups do, how they function and most importantly what ‘good’ looks like. 
Training objectives The course looks at resolving difficulties, dealing with crisis effectively and awareness of upcoming challenges. It will also look at being fully prepared to deal with any crisis ahead. Alongside discussing and reflecting on the strategic business of multi-agency crisis management, we will help you experiment with learning, delving into in-depth analysis of case studies and exercises.
Learning outcomes To prepare delegates for integrated emergency management activity at the local strategic level.

Objectives

  • Interpret the UK’s Civil Protection environment for strategic decision makers.
  • Analyse the functions of local strategic level operations according to the UK Concept of Operations.
  • Examine the human aspects of emergencies and challenges of working with communities.
  • Identify methods of staying effective during periods of increased pressure and uncertainty.
  • Apply strategic decision making during an exercise.
Additional information Delegates should have, or be aspiring to have, a role at the local strategic level of emergency management. The challenges presented on the course will appeal to strategic thinkers, even if they have relatively little experience of civil protection.  National Occupational Standards for Civil Contingencies Fully Correlates: AA1, AA2, AA3, AG1 Contribute Towards: AG4
Maximum places 16
Closing date One day ahead of course start date
Cost £453
Number of sessions 2
Course dates, venue and times
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Improving Risk Management in Civil Protection

Course details
Contact corporate.training@eastsussex.gov.uk
Target audience All users
Subject Emergency planning
Course description Join our experienced Associates on this practical and theoretical course as they explore ways to promote improvement in the complex and evolving nature of risk management in civil protection.
Training objectives Whether you’re looking to brush up your skills, or make better sense of civil protection risk, this course is for you. With our experienced Associates, you’ll learn the right way to prepare, design and improve assessments ready for immediate use. Taking a look both strategically and intellectually, the lesson is a mix of practical exercises and group chats as we explore how risk fits into the wider picture of resilience. The course also looks at good practice, with a focus on how low-cost improvements can often be made that have an immediate impact. The course forms essential training for members of Risk Assessment Working Groups and Local Resilience Forums and is an important part of continued development for all Practitioners.
Learning outcomes This course is a must for members of Risk Assessment Working Groups and emergency planning professionals. If you work creating, reviewing or maintaining civil protection risk assessments this course is an excellent addition to training. Aim: To examine risk management in civil protection, in order to improve practice at Local Resilience Forum level. Objectives: By the end of this course, you will be able to:
  • Apply the model of risk management in civil protection
  • Analyse inter-dependencies and the wider impacts of emergency risks
  • Evaluate Community Risk Registers as instruments of risk communication
  • Suggest ways of improving Community Risk Registers
Additional information Training to be delivered via the EPC Connected Learning Suite To create your account on the EPC CLS - you must use either Google Chrome or the most up to date version of Microsoft Edge as your web browser and follow the instructions below. You will not be able to register or use the system on other browsers. Using either Google Chrome or Microsoft Edge: Navigate to https://sercoepc.edu.barco.com and select the “CREATE ACCOUNT” button.
Complete the User Registration form, and check that you agree to Terms & Conditions.
Check your email account - you will have received a verification email with the subject “Verify your Barco WeConnect Account”. If Google Chrome/Microsoft Edge is not your default browser, you will need to copy the link to Google Chrome/Microsoft Edge address bar.
Next select the “Go to Dashboard” button to enter the main CLS interface.
The next step is to test your set up: With your Webcam and Mic enabled, and using your headphones, click the “Test your setup” option and follow the on-screen prompts to fully test your Video, Audio & Network speed.
Ensure you save the https://sercoepc.edu.barco.com link to your favourites for speed of access when joining your session.
If you experience any difficulties registering your account please email EPC at enquiries@emergencyplanningcollege.com in order for us to provide any additional support needed in preparation for logging onto your training session. Should you need to discuss the account setup process, please contact EPC on 01347 821406.
On the day of the event: Log into your “Barco WeConnect Account” at https://sercoepc.edu.barco.com, and select the relevant session from the “upcoming sessions tab”. It is recommended that you access the CLS session a minimum of 10 minutes prior to the session start. To access the session after the start time, please click on the “active session tab”.
Maximum places 16
Closing date One day ahead of course start date
Cost £386
Number of sessions 2
Course dates, venue and times
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Preparing for Recovery Management

Course details
Contact corporate.training@eastsussex.gov.uk
Target audience All users
Subject Emergency planning
Course description Seeking to understand how to lead the recovery from an emergency? Take a journey thorough the four main principles of the recovery process: Humanitarian, Infrastructure, Environmental and Finance to find out how to build back stronger in the aftermath of an incident. These sessions will be delivered on the Emergency Planning College Connected Learning Suite (EPC CLS). All delegates will need an account on the Learning Suite. If you don't already have one, please follow the instructions under additional Information (below). You will need to complete that registration before the day of the first session.    
Training objectives 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. 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.
Learning outcomes
  • To introduce delegates to 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
  • To introduce delegates to 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
Benefits for Delegates
On successful completion of the course, you will be ready to prepare a basic recovery strategy, taking into account the four pillars of recovery: Humanitarian, Infrastructure, Environment and Finance. Benefits for Organisations
On return to the workplace successful delegates will be ready to represent your organisation in a recovery working group, planning effectively for the new normality.
Additional information To create your account on the EPC CLS - you must use either Google Chrome or the most up to date version of Microsoft Edge as your web browser and follow the instructions below. You will not be able to register or use the system on other browsers. Using either Google Chrome or Microsoft Edge:
  1. Navigate to https://sercoepc.edu.barco.com and select the “CREATE ACCOUNT” button.
  2. Complete the User Registration form, and check that you agree to Terms & Conditions.
  3. Check your email account - you will have received a verification email with the subject “Verify your Barco WeConnect Account”.                              If Google Chrome/Microsoft Edge is not your default browser, you will need to copy the link to Google Chrome/Microsoft Edge address bar.
  4. Next select the “Go to Dashboard” button to enter the main CLS interface.
  5. The next step is to test your set up: With your Webcam and Mic enabled, and using your headphones, click the “Test your setup” option and follow the on-screen prompts to fully test your Video, Audio & Network speed.
  6. Ensure you save the https://sercoepc.edu.barco.com link to your favourites for speed of access when joining your session.
  7. If you experience any difficulties registering your account please email EPC at enquiries@emergencyplanningcollege.com in order for us to provide any additional support needed in preparation for logging onto your training session. Should you need to discuss the account setup process, please contact EPC on 01347 821406.
  8. On the day of the event: Log into your “Barco WeConnect Account” at https://sercoepc.edu.barco.com, and select the relevant session from the “upcoming sessions tab”. It is recommended that you access the CLS session a minimum of 10 minutes prior to the session start. To access the session after the start time, please click on the “active session tab”.
Maximum places 16
Closing date One day ahead of course start date
Cost £386
Number of sessions 2
Course dates, venue and times
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Local Authority Rest Centre Training (this course is for nominated Rest Centre staff in East Sussex only) (course approx. 3.5 hours)

Course details
Contact corporate.training@eastsussex.gov.uk
Target audience All users
Subject Emergency planning
Course description To provide awareness and information to new and existing Rest Centre Managers and Staff on their roles, responsibilities and procedures to follow in establishing a Rest Centre in East Sussex.
Training objectives •To introduce the local authority’s Rest Centre Plan
•To promote understanding of the roles and responsibilities of a Rest Centre Manager and Rest Centre Staff.
•To raise awareness of what should be considered when setting up a Rest Centre.
•To raise awareness of the multi-agency response to incidents and other partners who may be involved supporting a Rest Centre.
Maximum places 20
Closing date One day ahead of course start date
Cost No charge
Number of sessions 1
Course dates, venue and times
Please make a note of the course code and date, you will need this to book.
Course code Venue Course dates Time
ESC/23/534 Westfield House, Lewes 17th September 2024 0930 - 1300
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Family Assistance in a Major Emergency (FAME)

Course details
Contact Corporate.Training@eastsussex.gov.uk
Target audience Social Care Practitioners from East Sussex County Council, West Sussex County Council and Brighton & Hove City Council
Subject Emergency Planning
Course description This two day training course brings together identified staff from all three local authorities in Sussex and is funded by the Sussex Local Resilience Forum. It will provide staff with the knowledge of how an emergency is managed in particular with respect to the families that have reported their relative missing and it is highly likely that they have died in the incident. It will also enable delegates to understand how they can use their existing professional skills and knowledge to provide a caring efficient and effective response to those families.
Training objectives To give an understanding of the multi-agency response to supporting those who have reported people missing and believed to have died with particular regard to emotional and practical humanitarian and welfare support.
Learning outcomes By the end of this two-day course participants will:
  • Have an understanding of the facilities and processes that may be established after an emergency to support those affected;
  • Have an awareness of the impact of loss and the potential needs for those who have reported people missing and believed to have died.
  • Understand how the organisations involved support the response;
  • Appreciate the anti-mortem process that will be required and completed by the police family liaison officers;
  • To recognise the likely impact on personnel and the support mechanisms in place.
Additional information Delegates are required to attend both dates of the training course.   Lunch is provided.
Maximum places 33
Closing date 1 day ahead of the course
Cost £0
Number of sessions 2 days
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Resilience Direct Practitioner Training - for ESCC Departmental Emergency Managers, Planners and Advisors 

Course details
Contact Corporate.Training@eastsussex.gov.uk
Target Audience This course is for ESCC Departmental Emergency Managers and Emergency Planners and Advisors  
Subject Emergency Planning
Course description To provide an overview of Resilience Direct and the basics required to use it effectively.
Training objectives
  • To familiarise with login process
  • To understand how RD functions and information governance
  • To access relevant pages and navigate around the system
  • To upload, access and add information to documents
Maximum places 10 
Closing date One day ahead of course start date
Cost £0
Number of sessions 1
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Tactical Emergency Management

Course details
Contact corporate.training@eastsussex.gov.uk
Target audience All users
Subject Emergency planning
Course description Do you operate at a tactical level? If the answer is yes, this is your opportunity to delve into our decades of experience, as we offer you a definitive view on working as a Tactical Decision Maker and Emergency Responder. This course is designed to equip Tactical Emergency Managers with the knowledge, skills and tools needed to apply Integrated Emergency Management processes within their own organisation, as well as in multi-responder environments. 
Training objectives To equip tactical emergency managers with the knowledge, skills and tools to apply Integrated Emergency Management processes within their own organisation and in multi-responder environments.  Through case studies, group discussion and the insight of our experienced Associates, this hands-on training course really gets under the skin of tactical emergency management – the how.   It will also examine how responder organisations at the tactical level have adapted to new challenges such as cyber-attacks and the current COVID-19 pandemic.  This is the chance to closely examine the role of those working together to ensure the best possible outcome when disaster strikes.
Learning outcomes
  • Describe the tactical emergency manager’s role in planning, response and recovery.
  • Explain the main elements of current UK Integrated Emergency Management model and their relevance to your role.
  • Identify barriers and enablers to collaborative working as a tactical emergency manager.
  • Apply Joint Interoperability Principles when managing response or recovery activity.
  • Identify the requirement for justifiable and defensible decision-making when managing an emergency scenario and the importance of decision logging.
  • Understand the role of social media within emergency management.
  • Apply learning in a discussion exercise.
Additional information The course content fully correlates with the following Civil Contingencies National Occupational Standards:
  • AA1  Work in co-operation with other organisations
  • AA2  Share information with other organisations
  • AA3  Manage information to support civil protection decision-making
  • AG2  Respond to emergencies at the tactical (silver) level
The course content contributes to the following Civil Contingencies NOS:
  • AG4 Address the needs of individuals during the initial response to emergencies
Maximum places 16
Closing date One day ahead of course start date
Cost £453
Number of sessions 2
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Debriefing Emergencies and Exercises

Course details
Contact corporate.training@eastsussex.gov.uk
Target audience All users
Subject Emergency planning
Course description In the wake of an emergency there is much to learn, but this crucial opportunity can be lost unless you have effective debriefing skills. The right training for those who will lead organisational learning; this highly interactive and task-based workshop covers all of the important debriefing bases.  Learn how to analyse, adapt and move forward, constantly challenging ideas in order to get it right. Whether you are working in a single organisation or multi-agency partnership, this is an opportunity to discuss with experts as well as peers, the requirements of a major event debrief.  .    
Training objectives To equip participants with the knowledge and skills they need to conduct a debrief following an emergency, major or significant incident or an exercise. Focusing on documenting what went well, what didn’t and what can be done differently are commonly asked questions. When answered and actioned from a professionally developed implementation plan, lessons can truly be learned.
Learning outcomes
  • Explain the benefits of effective debriefing after any emergency, significant incident or exercise
  • Evaluate the most appropriate methods for debriefing
  • Describe how to convert identified lessons from a debrief into organisational learning
  • Plan for and conduct a debrief
Additional information

Who is This Course For?

When an emergency happens it’s essential to have a ready and able team, especially during debriefings. The course is designed for a wide range of needs to encompass anyone who has the role of conducting operational, tactical and strategic level debriefing.  
Maximum places 16
Closing date One day ahead of course start date
Cost £348
Number of sessions 1
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Planning for Evacuation

Course details
Contact corporate.training@eastsussex.gov.uk
Target audience All users
Subject Emergency planning
Course description In the event of an emergency, your evacuation procedure is paramount and if it’s your responsibility during a major incident, it is vital that you know what’s what.
Training objectives Our course, written and delivered by experienced Practitioners, helps you to develop your plan of action, focusing on the roles and responsibilities of key responders. The course also covers community needs and how expectations can influence the evacuation process, along with methods of effective communication to ensure a swift and safe outcome.  Set within a friendly and collaborative environment, this course concludes with a short exercise to assure you of your knowledge and give you the confidence to be more effective in your role, having developed the tools required to put in place flexible and scalable evacuation plans.
Learning outcomes To provide delegates with a framework to develop the knowledge and tools required to put in place flexible and scalable evacuation plans.
  • Explain the purpose of evacuation planning, set within the context of Integrated Emergency Management
  • Describe how risk assessment underpins local level planning for evacuation
  • Discuss the importance of understanding human factors and how they can influence the evacuation process
  • Outline key considerations relating to communication with the public prior to, during and following an evacuation
  • List the key components of a basic evacuation plan
  • Identify the specific roles and responsibilities required of responders during an evacuation
  • Describe the multi-agency escalation and de-escalation process for evacuation
  • Participate in a short exercise to prepare an outline evacuation strategy
If you are responsible for any aspect of emergency evacuation or shelter planning this course is an invaluable addition to your training.  Due to the broad nature of emergencies the course has a diverse appeal drawing delegates from both the public and private sector. 
Maximum places 16
Closing date One day ahead of course start date
Cost £453
Number of sessions 2
Course dates, venue and times
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Emergency Control and Coordination Centre Operations

Course details
Contact corporate.training@eastsussex.gov.uk
Target audience All users
Subject Emergency planning
Course description When an emergency happens, it’s too late to start learning what to do. So, if you have been nominated to perform an emergency response role, it’s best to get trained straight away before the worse happens.
Training objectives This course introduces you to the part you have to play as a well-prepared member of an emergency control and coordination centre, highlighting how the function of this role also assists other staff to perform their duties effectively.  Over the two-day course you will learn how to answer questions such as: 'Do you have designated liaison staff and how have you trained them?'  The course also reflects on current best practice, looks at lessons that can be learned from key events and incorporates the latest Joint Emergency Services Interoperability Principles (JESIP) doctrine.
Learning outcomes To prepare delegates for operating within an Emergency Control and/or Coordination Centre.
  • Explain the role of single and multi-agency response centres within the context of integrated emergency management and joint working
  • Outline good practice in managing information including the development of shared situational awareness
  • Describe the key considerations in effective decision making and the recording process
  • Examine the relationship between business continuity and the operation of control and coordination centres
  • Describe the importance of staff welfare and the handover/takeover process
This course has been designed to benefit staff who have a role in an emergency control centre and those staff who are responsible for supporting, operating and managing emergencies.    The course assists delegates from public and private sectors to understand how to manage an emergency either as a single organisation or alongside multi-agency partners. 
Maximum places 16
Closing date One day ahead of course start date
Cost £453
Number of sessions 2
Course dates, venue and times
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Ex JOINT RECOVERY

Course details
Contact corporate.training@eastsussex.gov.uk
Target audience All users
Subject Emergency Planning
Course description To provide ESREP partners with an understanding of post incident recovery planning. 
Training objectives To validate the Local Authority sections of the Sussex Recovery Plan   To provide attendees with an overview of the principles of recovery management  To provide attendees with an overview of the Sussex Recovery Plan  To provide attendees an opportunity to practice working with a Community Impact Assessment  To provide attendees with an opportunity to consider tasks and activities required during recovery from a wide scale incident  To build an outline plan for recovery from a wide scale incident.  To consider Business Continuity Implications of a wide scale incident 
Maximum places 35
Closing date One day ahead of course start date
Cost No charge
Number of sessions 1
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Starting out in Civil Protection

Course Details
Contact corporate.training@eastsussex.gov.uk
Target audience All users
Subject Emergency planning
Course description Provide practitioners working in a Civil Protection environment with a developed
understanding and unique working insight into the core skills, structures and processes of
multi-agency Integrated Emergency Management within the UK.

Training objectives • Understand the background, legislation, doctrine and standards within
the UK Civil Protection environment
• Understand the Integrated Emergency Management (IEM) framework
• Identify the UK’s approach to risk management – national to local
• Describe the Joint Emergency Services Interoperability Principles
(JESIP) joint doctrine, including key tools and templates
• Examine key approaches to emergency and Business Continuity
planning
• Examine the response and recovery phases of emergency management
• Understand the UK’s approach to training and exercising in developing
capability
• Recognise the importance of learning within the IEM framework to
improve capability
Closing date One day ahead of course start date
Cost £0 To ESCC employees, District and Boroughs
Number of sessions Held over 5 days
Course dates, venue and times
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Course code Venue Course dates Time
ESC/24/110 ESTDC, St Marys House 29th April - 3rd May (Held over 5 days) 29th, 30th April, 2nd and 3rd May  09:00-16:30                                  1st May  13:00-17:00
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