Emergency Communications Planning for Airports (2016) / Chapter Skim
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21 chapter five ROLES OF THE PRIMARY AUDIENCES FOR THIS STUDY Almost certainly, the greatest challenge faced by airports in connection with emergency and crisis communications is how to manage the facility in the face of a flood of information. Especially in the early stages of an emergency, some reports generated will be valid and many may be misleading or wrong.
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22 accomplished, shapes the overall direction, and gives the trained responders the authority to accomplish the incident objectives (ICS-420)
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23 managers for all persons with internal or external communications duties. The standard ICS tool for implementation is the field operations guide (FOG)
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24 • Organizing by Major Management Activities (FEMA/EMI 2012)
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