Management of Major Emergency (MME)
This comprehensive training program equips personnel with the essential skills and knowledge to effectively manage major emergencies in accordance with recognized international BTEC standards. The MME training focuses on command, control, communication, and stress management, preparing individuals to lead and coordinate responses during critical incidents.
Who Should Attend?
This training is designed for personnel designated as:
- Person-in-charge during emergencies
- Members of emergency management teams
- Personnel providing support to emergency management teams
- Individuals undertaking training and competence programs to progress to the role of an emergency response manager.
What You Will Learn
Upon completion of this training, participants will be able to
- Understand the key factors of preparing for, responding to, and maintaining control throughout the development or escalation of an emergency situation.
- Effectively manage communication, emergency-related information, and implement predetermined plans from the initial alarm to the resolution of the emergency.
- Understand how stress can impact individual and team performance during emergencies.
- Participate in practical role-playing exercises as the emergency manager in various emergency scenarios, receiving constructive feedback from the instructional team.
Course Content
Module 1: Theory of Management of Major Emergency
Covers the theoretical foundations of emergency management, including planning, risk assessment, and incident command systems.
Module 2: Practical Elements of Management of Major Emergency
Focuses on practical application through scenario-based simulations, allowing participants to apply their knowledge in realistic emergency situations. This includes role-playing as the On-Scene Commander (OSC).
Prerequisites
Candidates should be selected to assume the role of an On-Scene Commander or be part of an emergency response team.
Assessment and Certification
The training includes a minimum of two emergency scenario simulations per delegate, with each delegate role-playing as the On-Scene Commander (OSC) in at least two scenarios. Successful completion of the training and assessments leads to a recognized certification
Training Methodology
The training is delivered using a combination of theoretical instruction, practical exercises, and realistic simulations. The primary language of instruction is English, with Bahasa Malaysia available upon request. In-house training at client premises can also be arranged.
Key Benefits
- Enhanced emergency response capabilities
- Improved decision-making under pressure
- Effective communication and coordination during emergencies
- Increased team cohesion and performance
- Compliance with industry best practices and BTEC standards