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2015-06-23 I&S Agenda - Item 5 - Local Disaster Recovery Plan - Attachment 2
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28.7 Managing people
Preparedness
Recovery operations will be most successful and the impact on staff will be minimised where
staff involved:
have been involved in training and exercising
are operating in their normal area of expertise
have clear role statements and operating guidelines
have clear and supportive management
Operations
For occupational health and safety:
consider appointing a safety manager
ensure safety issues are identified and managed and communicated
establish appropriate duty times
establish clear roles and responsibilities
For staff involved in the emergency event:
consider the needs of staff personally affected by the emergency event
Establish formal and informal arrangements for supporting the wellbeing of recovery staff,
including:
operational briefing and defusing
mentoring
food, water and rest breaks
shorter than normal duty times
team meetings
manager briefings on likely impacts and staff needs
organisational employee assistance programs
private counselling.
Briefing and debriefing
Undertake briefing sessions for all oncoming staff and at regular intervals during recovery
operations.
Briefings should include:
overview of the nature and of the impact of the emergency
overview of recovery purpose and operations
detail of specific activities (relevant to the area of operations)
identification of persons in charge, organisations and people involved in the operations
site
the actions that have been taken to date
the actions that are planned for the future
the actions that are required in this shift period
the resources that are available and not available
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