31 December 2020 · 395 pages · $28.95
This is the first volume of a two-volume series focused on the planning and execution of security evacuations.
This comprehensive two-volume series will teach you how to plan and execute security evacuations from locations where there is a clear and present danger to the safety and well-being of your people.
This guide is an ideal reference for corporate security managers, security professionals and aviation operations managers who may be involved with the planning and execution of security evacuations.
This guide is also designed to be a reference for team leaders in remote localities, who may need to either develop evacuation plans themselves, or who want to review evacuation plans prepared for them by someone else. This group may include people leading expeditions in remote locations, as well as people leading teams in remote camps or work sites.
Volume I focuses on fundamentals and planning. Volume II, to be released in 2021, will focus on evacuation decision-making and execution.
Preface
1. Foundations
2. Government evacuations
3. Service providers
4. Evacuation policies
5. Planning principles
6. The planning process
7. Evacuation by air
8. Evacuation by land
9. Evacuation by sea
10. Ports of departure
11. Assembly points
12. Route planning
13. Safe havens
14. Ground transport planning
15. Security planning
16. Communications planning
17. Medical planning
18. Visa requirements
19. Contingency funds
20. Security of information
21. The evacuee manifest
22. Evacuation options
23. Testing evacuation options
24. Contingency planning
25. Emergency evacuation plan
26. Stay behind planning
27. Evacuation from multiple locations
28. Writing the evacuation plan
29. Conclusion
We have developed a series of templates to help bridge the gap between theory and practice.
Templates will be added shortly.
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