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This training course has been postponed from August 24-25 to October 12-13, 2009. We do apologise for any inconvenience this may have caused.

2-day training course

Crisis Management

October 12-13, 2009 at Chaophyapark Hotel, Bangkok

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Training Goal

The goal of this training course is to provide the participants with a comprehensive understanding of the practices and procedures of emergency Incident Crisis management and with particular attention being focused on three core element of the crisis management process and combines these with practical experience of control the media during a crisis

§Preparation

§Delivery

§Control of the Media

The course further serves to provide participants with an opportunity to transfer the theoretical knowledge attained into a practical application of the crisis management process at simulated incidents and also to revise and validate their own “Standard Operating procedures”

Learning Outcome

Upon completion of this course participants should be
Understand and implement the key elements of Crisis Management
Implement and control communications between the Incident Management Team & the Media
Provide a more effectively to changing circumstances at an incident
Provide a more effective communication process to their own workforce
Provide a more effective communication process to their own management team

Who should attend?

The course has been developed for organisations that have adopted or intend to adopt a formal Incident Management System specific attendees from the organisation should be;

§Persons who may be required to perform a management role at an incident

§Persons who may need to assist the Incident Management Team in Media Communications

§Persons who may be required to know the principles of the Crisis Management System

§Persons who may have direct or indirect contact with the media during an emergency incident

Training Process - "Practice makes perfect"

It is widely recognised that the transformation of "Knowledge" into "Skill" comes about by "Practice". The DMT course syllabus is therefore split equally into teaching the theoretical uhnderstanding of the Crisis Management process and the "Coaching" of the practical application of that knowledge to the students own local environment

About the speaker

Mr. Paul G. Barker

Managing Director of DMT Asia Co.,Ltd.

Mr. Barker is a Managing Director to DMT Asia Co.,Ltd. Before developing DMT, his career development highlights include being a senior advisory consultant to the UK British Standards Association during the development of the New Safety Signs & Signals Regulation and Low Location Emergency Evacuation Systems, Providing specialist advisory services to the Nation Resources council of Canada regarding Office Occupant Evacuation and Human Behavior in Fire studies. He also published numerous manuals, Interactive System regarding Risk Assessment and business continuity. His latest publication, Thailand Incident Management System (TIMS) has been widely adopted as the Emergency Response Plan for many organisation operating in Thailand as well companies operating offshore and further a field.