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Disaster Planning
Rating: 4.3 out of 5(46 ratings)
2,105 students

Disaster Planning

A how to guide for family and individual emergency planning
Created byArthur Jackson
Last updated 6/2015
English
English [Auto],

What you'll learn

  • learn about the material you need to have in a document kit
  • learn about communication plans
  • learn what to do in storms
  • learn what to do in earth related disasters

Course content

2 sections • 9 lectures • 33m total length

  • Intruduction to the class1:20

    Explore disaster planning fundamentals: pre-planning steps, risk analysis, warning systems, and review questions; then guide community risk assessment, evacuation and communication plans, mitigation, and family pet considerations.

  • Creating the disaster plan6:41

    Create a detailed disaster plan starting with a family meeting, define roles, two meeting points, an emergency documents kit, a communications plan, evacuation routes, and key information sources.

  • Planning software2:05

    Explore depiction, a disaster planning software that maps resources and infrastructure, enables scenario planning, and supports collaborative, visual logistics with a free reader for group access.

  • Review questions and answers8:00

    Engage in a two-part true-false quiz of ten questions with delayed answers, pausing to review, and follow along with explanations to reinforce the first chapter material in disaster planning.

Requirements

  • There are no course requrements

Description

This is a course for individuals , families , groups and businesses to use in planning for emergencies. You will learn how and why to include a communication plan, and a Document kit to your planning. You will learn why it is important to involve all family members in planning and implementation. Finaly, whether it is a storm, earthquake, or terrorist attack, you need to know what plans to have in place for your resiliency and survival. This course is intended to help you plan for any eventuality and be ready to not just cope but weather the event with minimum difficulty.

Who this course is for:

  • all individuals, couples, families, and groups or businesses

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