Exercise [name / identifier] Ambulance [enter name of organisation(s) involved] – Fire & Rescue - [enter name of organisation(s) involved] Police [enter name of organisation(s) involved] – Wider Responders - [enter name of organisation(s) involved] Location and date of exercise [Enter date and location here] Exercise Aims, Objectives and Learning Prompts Overall Exercise Aim: This exercise tests the interoperability of emergency services and responding partners at the operational and tactical command levels in response to a multi-agency incident. Exercise Objectives: To test how effectively the emergency services commanders co-locate in order to support joint working; To test whether relevant information is effectively communicated across the emergency services throughout the incident; To test the effective co-ordination of emergency service activity; To test whether, collectively and individually, the 3 emergency services effectively manage associated with the incident; To test whether a common awareness’ is shared across the emergency services in their ‘situational response to an incident; and, To debrief and capture lessons identified and where appropriate upload those lessons onto the JESIP Joint Organisational learning (JOL) App on Resilience Direct. Exercise Learning Outcomes by Principle: Principle: Co-location Principle: Communication Objective: Objective: To test how effectively the emergency services To test whether relevant information was Commanders co-locate when arriving at the incident effectively communicated across the emergency and at regular intervals afterwards. services throughout the incident. Learning prompts: Learning prompts:
Exercise [name / identifier] Ambulance – [enter name of organisation(s) involved] Fire & Rescue - [enter name of organisation(s) involved] Police – [enter name of organisation(s) involved] Wider Responders - [enter name of organisation(s) involved] Location and date of exercise [Enter date and location here] Exercise Aims, Objectives and Learning Prompts Overall Exercise Aim: This exercise tests the interoperability of emergency services and responding partners at the operational and tactical command levels in response to a multi-agency incident. Exercise Objectives: To test how effectively the emergency services commanders co-locate in order to support joint working; To test whether relevant information is effectively communicated across the emergency services throughout the incident; To test the effective co-ordination of emergency service activity; To test whether, collectively and individually, the 3 emergency services effectively manage associated with the incident; To test whether a common ‘situational awareness’ is shared across the emergency services in their response to an incident; and, To debrief and capture lessons identified and where appropriate upload those lessons onto the JESIP Joint Organisational learning (JOL) App on Resilience Direct. Exercise Learning Outcomes by Principle: Principle: Co-location Principle: Communication Objective: To test how effectively the emergency services Commanders co-locate when arriving at the incident and at regular intervals afterwards. Objective: To test whether relevant information was effectively communicated across the emergency services throughout the incident. Learning prompts: Learning prompts:
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