Crim 6 Notes
Crim 6 Notes
Risk analysis - it pertains to the study of the potential crisis that might arise.
An activation protocol - this serves as the trigger for the crisis management plan with the sense of urgency.
A chain of command - this refers to the succession of leadership from superior to subordinate.
Response action plans - this refers to the detailed planning on how the organization will respond to the
various crisis incidents.
International communication programs - pertains to the systems and backup methods for members of
crisis management team to communicate with each other.
External communication programs- this refers to the plans for communicating with the public and key
external stakeholders.
Resources - this pertains to everything the crisis management team might need.
Training - this aims to enhance specific agencies’ task for crisis response.
A review - this refers to the procedures for updating the plan and analyzing crisis response.
OBJECTIVES OF CRISIS MANAGEMENT
the objectives of crisis management are (Dr. Castillo and Gabao 2021)
a. Resolve the event without further incident.
b. ensure the safety of all participants apprehension of all the perpetrators.
c. accomplish the task within the framework of current community standards.
TYPES OF CRISIS
1. Natural Disaster
2. Technological Crises
3. Confrontation
4. Malevolence
5. Organizational Misdeeds
6. Workplace violence.
7. Rumors
8. Terrorist attacks/Man made disasters.
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PURPOSE OF CRISES MANAGEMENT
The main goal of crisis management is Salvari Vitas or to save lives (Dr. Castillo, and Gabao, 2021, p. 47).
Here are some of the specific purposes of a crisis management (Marker, 2020):
1. Prepares an organization to cope with an unexpected calamity.
2. Shortens and lessens the impact of a crisis.
3. Protects employees and anyone else affected.
4. Preserves operations and productivity as much as possible; and
5. Safeguards a company’s or organization’s reputation.