Service Description
Over
time, as circumstances change and staff rotations occur, continuity and
contingency plans and operational concepts need to be brought up to date and
additional plan testing and training may be warranted. CPOCS stands
ready to assist in these areas by offering periodic plan updates, plan
validation and testing, and training services. Generally such services
are provided semi-annually or annually.
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Key Benefits
 | The CPOCS' Team is not always present but is always
available to assist with current continuity or contingency issues. |
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Updated Plans and procedures
adapted to reflect the
current environment and latest continuity planning best practices. |
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Training on existing and new CPOCS
deliverables so personnel will have the necessary competencies to respond
appropriately during various emergency scenarios.
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Capabilities
CPOCS support services can include the following
elements as customized for your organization.
Plans and Procedures Maintenance
| Periodic updates of contingency and operations plans and processes to
maintain their relevance and validity.
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Training and Exercise Facilitation
| Refresher training for your emergency response
team(s) to assure they maintain that essential "edge" enabling them to
respond to risk events with confidence and competence. |
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Development and staging of
exercise scenarios to none your emergency response team's edge and
challenge them to think and respond to new situations. |
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As an element of Support
Services, CPOCS team members are available telephonically and through the
e-mail, at no additional charge, to provide limited guidance and answer
questions concerning the development and execution of contingency plans
and procedures. |
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Service options are available
to provide immediate longer term planning or emergency operations
assistance for special projects. |
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As a team courtesy CPOCS
maintains contact with organizational continuity and contingency planners
to exchange ideas and keep them attuned to some of the latest continuity
best practices. |
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