UKQ UK Approved international Diploma in Disaster Management Course In Pakistan (Rawalpindi, Peshawar)

UKQ UK Approved international Diploma in Disaster Management Course

Internationally and nationally disasters are on rise, which has been hold responsible to climate changes which might be reference to scientific developments, and they originated by social and economic ramification. Disasters either man-made or natural normally push around the endurance, dignity and livelihoods of victims and lick times cutting edges to a shift in socio-economic situations, unplanned urbanization, environmental evil, climate in-constant and change, geological risk and stiff trial of natural resources leading to environmental evils and economic growth evil.

Disasters now encompass a wide range of risks that were unheard of just a few years ago, such as ecological terrorism, product manipulation, biological threats, and cyber terrorism. Today's safety professionals must deal with a wide range of new and distinct reactions and challenges, from media control to shareholder reaction, which were not taken into account in previous failure think up strategy. Where prevention is not realistic, it is a requirement of the safety profession to reduce the hazards.

Course Description:

This course defines fundamental, underlying or pivot terminologies that regularly used by disaster management professionals. There are several terms introduced here: Hazard, Vulnerability, Exposure, Capacity, Risk, Hazard Vulnerability Risk Assessment, Disaster, Disaster Management, Disaster Management Cycle, Response, Relief, Recovery, Rehabilitation, Mitigation, and Early Warning Systems. The trainee will be able to comprehend the significance and intent behind the key terminologies that are frequently employed. The course could be seen as an introduction to advance disaster management concepts.

Course Contents:

Identifying the risks. Emerging risks. Governmental regulations. Structural preparedness. Coordinating with local assets. Pre-planning for a disaster. Eliminating, minimizing, and shifting risks. Developing an action plan. Developing the written plan. Effective communication. Selecting the right people. Media control. Shareholder factor. After a disaster — minimizing the damage. Legal issues. Disability issues. Disaster preparedness assessments. OSHA inspection checklist. Employee workplace rights.

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