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    challenges for emergency management. Massive volunteer responses are typically part of the initial response phase following a disaster but, on some occasions volunteer efforts extend throughout the post-impact and recovery periods. In order for the volunteers to remain successful throughout the post-impact period, it is important for volunteers to coordinate with the agencies they represent to identify what type of aid they can

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    Planning Ahead Emergency Preparation is important because it prepares us for the unknown. My residence is in West Odessa, Texas. Which has a population of 110,720 People. Since Odessa is so large all necessary items for an emergency are available if I plan ahead. I reviewed emergency websites from American Red Cross, Federal Emergency Management Agency, and Department Of Home Land Security for information on emergency preparation. In the wake of a disaster I realized I am my best defense in surviving

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    Jeff Podeszwa JMU Wild West Rodeo Emergency Action Plan I. Purpose: A. To establish a written document, outlining and explaining procedures during general and specific emergencies. B. Emergencies to be covered: -General Injuries -General Evacuation -Inclement Weather -Sudden Cardiac Arrest -Cervical Spine Injury -Fractures -Shock C. Event Maps and this document will be placed throughout the event area at various locations. II. Emergency Communication: A. Handheld radios will be used as the

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    little time for preparation. Emergency planning involves the process of identifying the potential hazardous situations that would compromise the safety and security, or make an emergency situation worse, and trying to minimize such conditions in advance in the attempt to reduce the severity of the emergency.In the United Kingdom, part one of the Civil Contingencies Act 2004 provides the guidelines for preparedness of organizations. A similar law, known as the Emergency Planning and Community Right-to-Know

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    Emergency Prevention/Poisons: Fire, Earthquake and other emergency procedures, emergency service telephone numbers, school extensions, evacuation plans, poison control numbers are posted on the information board. They are posted closer to the telephone. The evacuation plan was posted on all the doors of the classroom. An emergency red backpack and a green bag were hanged in a hook and a teacher told me that it has all emergency information’s, first aid, thermometer, flashlight, and some books for

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    LOA Project – Emergency Management Plan Purpose Statement When a crisis arises unexpectedly it places an organization in a precarious situation that jeopardizes the reputation of the company, the brands, key stakeholders as well as the employees. This has become even more critical in recent years as media outlets are no longer the only source of reporters, anyone with a cell phone equipped with a camera can report a developing crisis. For this reason, it is paramount that businesses in the modern

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    actions which can efficiently mitigate loss of life and property damage that an emergency manager should advice risk area households to take or get the permission from elected officials (e.g., mayor, county governor) to activate (Lindell and Perry, 1992; Kim et al., 2006; Barnhill, 2013). There has been many studies indicated the PARs options in an emergency. For example, Barnhill (2013) specified that ten PARs an emergency managers should take into considerations when an incident occurred. They are:

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    Emergency Management Over the last ten years the issue of emergency management has been increasingly brought to the forefront. This is in response to a number of different events that highlighted the need for effective emergency management. As disasters ranging from the 911 terrorist attacks to Hurricane Katrina, underscore the need to have effective emergency management in place at all times. However, with the changing nature of the different threats requires that the emergency management system

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    Introduction There are many roles an Emergency Managers will have to take in today’s emergency response and management field. The fact that emergency management covers such a vide field of concern means that the roles themselves will not be cookie cutter standardized throughout the world. In the United States there are Emergency Managers at the local, state, and federal level and each of these roles are similar. The fact that these Emergency Managers deal with separate issues that are not similar

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    pressure on emergency managers to respond appropriately to various levels of complex disasters. Past focusing events, highlight the importance of communication and coordination before and after disasters. Consequently, citizens expect emergency responders and government agencies to be accountable for rapidly responding to disasters in an organized manner. Prior to a focusing event, it is beneficial for emergency mangers to determine disaster risk prioritization. I present methods that emergency mangers

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