Exercise DYNAMIC RESPONSE

Preparing your organisation for the unknown requires significant planning, forethought, and an organized effort to identify potential threats and take proactive steps to minimize risks. For many organisations, this type of focused preparation starts with creating an emergency plan or Business Continuity Plan. Over time, organizations may develop a more comprehensive business continuity plan for different scenarios—each intended to document and provide detailed instructions concerning how the organization will respond if/when an emergency occurs. But, how can you know whether your emergency response or business continuity plan is sufficient before you need to put it in action? Thankfully, tabletop exercises are a great tool that provides employee safety and business continuity leaders a low-cost but high-impact way of determining emergency preparedness before a crisis occurs.

The exercise is designed to immerse the training audience in a realistic scenario that is taken from your own risk register. It will set out to validate their response in accordance with their doctrine and procedures. The exercise looks at procedures not people and can be multi-agency. It can also look at any key aspects of Response and Recovery and highlight the importance of working together with one aim. The exercise is designed to confirm both National and JESIP Doctrine.