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Crisis Management Training
Started by jalvarado, Jan 23 2012 09:12 PM
8 replies to this topic
#1
Posted 23 January 2012 - 09:12 PM
We were asked in our last SQF audit how the Executive Managers are trained in Crisis Management as part of our Business Continuity Plan. I have tried to find something on the FDA website and general google searches for a webinar or formal training protocol in circulation for this purpose. Does anyone have any resources for training an Executive Management Team on Crisis Management in the Food Industry?
#2
Posted 23 January 2012 - 09:31 PM
Dear Jalvarado,
A mock recall will usually do the trick.
You can first give them an instruction of their own procedure,
Make sure their is a good report of the mock recall.
Also think of training the substitutes.
A mock recall will usually do the trick.
You can first give them an instruction of their own procedure,
Make sure their is a good report of the mock recall.
Also think of training the substitutes.
Kind Regards,
Madam A. D-tor
Madam A. D-tor
#3
Posted 24 January 2012 - 08:00 AM
We were asked in our last SQF audit how the Executive Managers are trained in Crisis Management as part of our Business Continuity Plan. I have tried to find something on the FDA website and general google searches for a webinar or formal training protocol in circulation for this purpose. Does anyone have any resources for training an Executive Management Team on Crisis Management in the Food Industry?
Take you crisis plan and train your crisis team on the plan.
Take an element of your BCP and conduct an extensive "mock" incidient and train them this way.
You'll be all set.
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#4
Posted 10 May 2012 - 03:27 PM
The group I work for use a company called RQA Group to train and handle our crisis management and product recalls. They have offices world wide.
Regards
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#5
Posted 11 May 2012 - 02:17 PM
You may want to access the FEMA training website. Course IS-00100.FDA has training in Incident Command System with a bias towards food safety and defense. The course is free and takes 2-3 hours. This is the program I use to train our management staff.
MH
MH
#6
Posted 11 May 2012 - 10:38 PM
I have also had interactions with RQA. They have alot of courses in contingency management, recall, disaster etc and can tailor solutions direct for your company. I think they also have online courses through their training website (but you will need to have a look)
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#7
Posted 16 May 2012 - 06:00 PM
Thank you for the feedback.
#8
Posted 23 May 2012 - 06:05 PM
I suggest you train from your policy.
Train to the policy and remember to conduct a "Proof of Knowledge" or test the participants to prove that they were trained. Crisis management is always unique to the plant location includes plant layout, emergency contact numbers for all law enforcement.
Be sure to clearly define your "crises" this could be recall, natural disaster, bomb threat or terrorist threat.
We include all these in out plan and supply controlled documents tot eh team members to have at home.
Train to the policy and remember to conduct a "Proof of Knowledge" or test the participants to prove that they were trained. Crisis management is always unique to the plant location includes plant layout, emergency contact numbers for all law enforcement.
Be sure to clearly define your "crises" this could be recall, natural disaster, bomb threat or terrorist threat.
We include all these in out plan and supply controlled documents tot eh team members to have at home.
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#9
Posted 24 May 2012 - 06:44 AM
Hi jalvarado,
Best way to train the Executive managers is to circulate the Crisis Management Plan, plan a mock crisis and prior to actual mock crisis explain everyone how mock crisis is going to work. Prepare a good report and also complete training records following completion of the crisis.
Regards,
MM
Best way to train the Executive managers is to circulate the Crisis Management Plan, plan a mock crisis and prior to actual mock crisis explain everyone how mock crisis is going to work. Prepare a good report and also complete training records following completion of the crisis.
Regards,
MM
We were asked in our last SQF audit how the Executive Managers are trained in Crisis Management as part of our Business Continuity Plan. I have tried to find something on the FDA website and general google searches for a webinar or formal training protocol in circulation for this purpose. Does anyone have any resources for training an Executive Management Team on Crisis Management in the Food Industry?
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