- Personal cell phone - Glasses an contact lenses Hand-Carried Essential Records - Extra pair of eyeglasses/contact lenses Continuity Plan - Prescription drugs (30-day supply) Directions to continuity facility - Over-the-counter medications, dietary supplements Maps of surrounding area GETS Card Business and leisure clothing Chargers/extra batteries for phone, GPS and laptop Flashlight Family Emergency Communication Plan Equipment to ensure accessibility Emergency Transportation Pass [Insert additional recommended items] Figure 8-8. Go-Kit contents IV. Training, Testing and Exercises The Training, Testing and Exercises phase consists of: 1. Assessing and validating COOP policies and procedures 2. Ensuring that organization personnel are familiar with COOP procedures 3. Ensuring that COOP personnel are sufficiently trained to out essential functions during COOP activation Figure 8-9. Training, Testing and Exercise The following will help you to complete Form K: Training, Testing, Exercise and Maintenance. are no worksheets for this form. For the County/City COOP Plan to be effective, each department must know how to execute its portion of the COOP plan and how it relates to the other department components of the plan. The Tests, Training and Exercises (TT&E) phase of the planning process is extremely important in regards to employee awareness and readiness. It ensures that the organization’s COOP program and all personnel are capable of supporting the continued execution of its essential functions throughout the duration of an emergency situation. To achieve this, TT&E programs must be a blend of testing, training and exercise events. The objectives of the COOP TT&E program include: Access and validate COOP Plans, policies and procedures Ensure that organization personnel are familiar with COOP Plan and procedures. This also extends to public officials and other external members included as part of COOP teams and groups Ensure that COOP personnel are sufficiently trained and outfitted to carry out critical functions in all COOP scenarios Test and validate critical communications equipment to ensure both internal and external interoperability Test and validate critical infrastructure and backup systems at critical facilities including alternate facilities
- Personal cell phone - Glasses an contact lenses Hand-Carried Essential Records - Extra pair of eyeglasses/contact lenses Continuity Plan - Prescription drugs (30-day supply) Directions to continuity facility - Over-the-counter medications, dietary supplements Maps of surrounding area GETS Card Business and leisure clothing Chargers/extra batteries for phone, GPS and laptop Flashlight Family Emergency Communication Plan Equipment to ensure accessibility Emergency Transportation Pass [Insert additional recommended items] Figure 8-8. Go-Kit contents IV. Training, Testing and Exercises The Training, Testing and Exercises phase consists of: 1. Assessing and validating COOP policies and procedures 2. Ensuring that organization personnel are familiar with COOP procedures 3. Ensuring that COOP personnel are sufficiently trained to out essential functions during COOP activation Figure 8-9. Training, Testing and Exercise The following will help you to complete Form K: Training, Testing, Exercise and Maintenance. are no worksheets for this form. For the County/City COOP Plan to be effective, each department must know how to execute its portion of the COOP plan and how it relates to the other department components of the plan. The Tests, Training and Exercises (TT&E) phase of the planning process is extremely important in regards to employee awareness and readiness. It ensures that the organization’s COOP program and all personnel are capable of supporting the continued execution of its essential functions throughout the duration of an emergency situation. To achieve this, TT&E programs must be a blend of testing, training and exercise events. The objectives of the COOP TT&E program include: Access and validate COOP Plans, policies and procedures Ensure that organization personnel are familiar with COOP Plan and procedures. This also extends to public officials and other external members included as part of COOP teams and groups Ensure that COOP personnel are sufficiently trained and outfitted to carry out critical functions in all COOP scenarios Test and validate critical communications equipment to ensure both internal and external interoperability Test and validate critical infrastructure and backup systems at critical facilities including alternate facilities
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