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ENDORSEMENT OF NOOSA LOCAL DISASTER MANAGEMENT PLAN 2026 · ATTACHMENT 1 - 2026 Local Disaster Management Plan
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Infrastructure Recovery Subgroup The key function is to address the infrastructure recovery aspects of a disaster. A Terms of Reference is available. Section 2.9 2.9 Training & Exercises In an effort to provide an effective training program, the LDMG works closely with QPS to provide a coordinated program of training from the Queensland Disaster Management Training Framework (QDMTF). The QDMTF outlines the core training courses and inductions relevant to the key disaster management stakeholders to support the effective performance of their role. Exercises will be used to help review the effectiveness of the LDMP. Exercises can take many forms from simple discussion type exercises to full scale functional operations. Section 2.10 2.10 Post Event Processes Following any exercise or disaster event that impacts the region, a post disaster assessment will be undertaken by the LDMG. This assessment will consist of “hot” and “post event” debriefs and will culminate in the development of a post event assessment report. This report should clearly articulate any actions, processes, equipment, or systems that worked well during an event as well as suggest recommendations for improvement. Recommendations for improvements identified in post event assessment reports will be tabled for discussion by the LDMG. Any issue that is identified and not able to be resolved at a local level, will need to be referred to the Sunshine Coast District Disaster Management Group for advice or resolution. All post disaster review reports will be forwarded to the DDC as part of standard operating procedure. Section 2.11 2.11 Continuous Improvement The LDMG is committed to the practice of continuous improvement which involves disaster management processes and arrangements being regularly evaluated and improved to ensure they remain relevant, efficient, effective, and flexible. Noosa Council 2025 | Local Disaster Management Plan Page 26 of 73
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