Analysing the Incident Management Framework and Response procedures.

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Analysing the Incident
Management
Framework and
Response Procedures

Table of content
• INTRODUCTION
• Principles applied to respond emergency issue in UK
• Importance and Impact of Post incident review
• Role of the provided response
• Response of different public service organisations towards
real incident
• CONCLUSION

Introduction
Emergency management is important aspect that includes
adoption of effective measures that aid in minimization of
negative impact of emergency incidents. There are many types
of emergency issues like fire, flood, earthquake, terrorist
attack etc. Government's role in this situation is prime to adopt
effective solutions and strategies. This will help in effective
recovery along with creation of safe environment.

Principles applied to respond emergency issue
in UK
The different principles related to responding towards
emergency situation are defined below:
•Co-Locate
•Communicate

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• Co-ordinate
• Jointly understand risk
• Shared situational
awareness

Importance and Impact of Post incident
review
Post incident review is the exercise of ascertaining
information in relation to the conditions exist at place after
occurrence of some specific event. This exercise has
positive impact along with importance in respect to
overcoming from situation.

Role of the provided response
National: Flood, 2019
International: Paris attack, 2015

Response of different public service
organisations towards real incident
Type of Incident: Situation is related to Paris attack in 2015
by terrorists. This is the worst action faced by nation on the
terms of safety. This creates the negative image in society
along with in overall world.

CONCLUSION
It has been concluded from the above presentation that role
of JESIP principles is effective towards the handling of
emergency situations. The different steps which are included
are Co-Locate, Communicate, Co-ordinate, Jointly
understand risk and Shared situational awareness. All these
help to build effective working strategy that clearly depicts
the role and responsibilities of each and every one.

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