This course is the companion to our highly successful course ‘Managing the Initial Response’. It deals with the issues relating to the management of an incident involving a search for a missing person that goes on beyond the Initial Response phase (the first operational period - 8 to 12 hours or so). It has much in common with our Initial Response course which is a recommended precursor to this course. Whilst the course is classroom based, there is an extensive practical element with several 'table top' incidents to work on.
This course is designed to consider further actions, or what to do next, for those incidents which are not concluded within the Initial Response phase and covers elements such as:
As with the Initial Response course this course employs the same principles in that:
It is suitable for those with a responsibility or interest for managing search operations or those in training to do so. The course lasts for one whole day and can be organised to run concurrently with the Initial Response course.
This course is intended for people who are likely to be involved in managing incidents that go beyond the Initial Response and -
If we look at what happens in each of the Six Steps in our new course we will see that some of them are very different to what happened in the Initial Response.
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