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Emergency Planning
Independent Study 235.b
December 2011
FEMA
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Emergency Planning Page i
Page
Course Overview ......................................................................................................................... 1
Unit 1: Course Introduction
Introduction ................................................................................................................................ 1.1
How To Take This Course ......................................................................................................... 1.1
Case Study: Why Plan? ............................................................................................................ 1.4
Course Goals ............................................................................................................................. 1.6
Goal Setting ............................................................................................................................... 1.6
Activity: Personal Learning Goals ............................................................................................. 1.7
Unit Summary ............................................................................................................................ 1.8
For More Information ................................................................................................................. 1.8
Unit 2: The Planning Process
Introduction and Unit Overview .................................................................................................. 2.1
Mandates: Incident Management and Coordination Systems .................................................. 2.1
The Emergency Planning Process ............................................................................................. 2.5
Who Should Be Involved? .......................................................................................................... 2.6
How To Get the Team Together .............................................................................................. 2.10
How Should the Team Operate? ............................................................................................. 2.11
Activity: Organizational Roles and Individual Skills ................................................................. 2.14
Unit Summary .......................................................................................................................... 2.15
Knowledge Check .................................................................................................................... 2.16
Unit 3: Threat Analysis
Introduction and Unit Overview .................................................................................................. 3.1
The Threat Analysis Process ..................................................................................................... 3.1
Step 1: Identifying Threats .................... ...