Course Outline
Module 1:
Leadership Excellence in Handling Pressure & Stress for Government
Day 1:
Personal Leadership Skills for Managing Pressure and Stress
- The Impact of Stress on the Body, Mind, and Spirit
- A Holistic Approach to Stress Management
- The Interconnection Between Mental and Physical Health
- Personality Styles and Their Influence on Stress Response
- Understanding the Distinct Stress Responses of Introverts and Extraverts
Day 2:
Enhancing Communication Skills During Times of Stress
- Passive and Aggressive Communication Styles
- Assertive Communication Techniques for Stressful Situations
- Conflict Management Strategies in High-Pressure Environments
- Constructive Feedback During Stressful Moments
- Resolving Conflicts Effectively Under Pressure
Day 3:
Leading with Confidence During Challenging Times
- Coping Mechanisms for Sudden Change
- Leadership Techniques for Guiding Others Through Sudden Changes
- Identifying Short-Term and Long-Term Effects of Stress
- Motivational Strategies for Self and Team Under Pressure
- Building Confidence in Leadership During Stressful Periods
Day 4:
Improving Leadership Effectiveness in Crisis Management
- Leveraging Creativity in Crisis Situations
- Recognizing Opportunities for Change Within a Crisis
- Encouraging the Team to Identify Creative Solutions
- Practicing Innovative Leadership During Crises
- Overcoming Obstacles to Creative Problem-Solving in a Crisis
Day 5:
Developing and Training Your Team to Manage Pressure, Stress, and Crisis
- Employee Training for Handling Stress and Pressure
- Stress Management Techniques for Leaders and Staff
- Fostering a Positive Attitude Towards Change in the Workplace
- Implementing Creative Problem-Solving Skills for Team Crisis Management
- Creating a Personal Action Plan for Stress Management
Module 2:
Strategic Crisis Management for Government
Day 6:
Preparing for Crises: What Should Be in Place Before the Event?
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Understanding Crisis Management
- Effective Crisis Management Strategies
- Identifying Opportunities and Risks Within a Crisis
- The Rationale of a Crisis Manager
- Assessing a Range of Potential Risks: Natural, Environmental, Technological, Human Error, Sabotage, and Terrorism
- Roles and Responsibilities of Crisis Managers in Preventive Measures
- Stakeholders Inside and Outside the Organization to Involve
- Evaluating Risks and Vulnerabilities; Considering Worst-Case Scenarios
- Understanding 'Denial-Curve' and 'Group-Think' Phenomena
- Determining Key Decision-Makers in Crisis Situations
- Case Studies: Why Some Organizations Fail While Others Thrive
Day 7:
Pre-Planning: Additional Considerations
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Ownership of the Mitigation Process
- Self-Assessment Questionnaires
- Developing and Implementing Emergency Plans
- A Twelve-Point Checklist for Comprehensive Planning
- Mutual Aid Agreements
- Company-Wide Strategic Contingency Plans
- Service and Departmental Emergency Plans
- Building Evacuation Procedures
- Establishing Crisis Management and Communication Centers
- Developing and Implementing a Business Continuity Management (BCM) Strategy
- Conducting a Business Impact Analysis. Case Study and Workshop
Day 8:
Managing a Crisis from a Communications Perspective
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Command and Control Issues
- Operational (On-Site)
- Tactical (Forward Control Point/Incident Command)
- Strategic (Boardroom Level/Emergency Operations Center)
- Essential Elements for Successful On-Scene Crisis Management
- Reputation Management: Handling the Media. Practical Sessions Include:
- Organizing a Press Conference
- Conducting Radio and Television Interviews
- Case Study Exercise: Developing a Crisis Communications Strategy and Action Plan Based on a Given Scenario
Day 9:
Incident Management and Aftermath
- Alerting and Warning Systems. Case Studies: Successes and Failures
- Historical Case Studies: Texas City Disasters (1947 and April 2005)
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Major Incident Simulation - Role-Playing Workshop
- Syndicate Selection
- Reporting Back
- Potential Psychological and Welfare Issues in Crisis Management
- Strategies to Boost Staff Morale and Confidence
- The Psychological Impact During and After Incidents Involving Injuries or Worse
- Caring for Yourself and Your Team
- Questionnaire: Assessing the Readiness of Your Team
Day 10:
Leadership Behavior and Behavioral Safety
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Validating Plans and Procedures
- Discussing Four Types of Exercises
- Maximizing the Benefits of Exercises
- Post-Incident Evaluations
- Debriefing Skills: Conducting Effective Hot and Cold Debriefs
- Keeping All Stakeholders Informed
- Prioritizing Recommendations for Improvement
- Examples of Critique Questionnaires
- Writing Critique Reports, Executive Summaries, and Recommendations
- Sustaining the Continuous Improvement Process
- Case Study
- Open Forum (Time Permitting)
Testimonials (5)
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Clearly explained theory combined with trainer enthusiastically recounting his past experience, making the concepts much more relatable / memorable. Friendly and passionate trainer.
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