HAZWOPER Safety: Responding to Emergencies Training Course
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HAZWOPER Safety: Responding to Emergencies helps you better understand the nature of emergencies, particularly when handling any risks to the public.
11 minutes |
SKU: AT121 |
Language(s): EN / ES / FR |
Produced 2024
SKU:
AT121
Language(s):
EN / ES / FR
Updated:
2024
Length
11 minutes
Training Objectives
Prioritize your response to ensure the most possible attention to the key areas Learn how to manage your media outreach and alert the public to any threats Avoid public relations mistakes with a plan of action for emergencies Gain confidence in how you relate to the public whenever there’s a crisis
Course Overview
A crisis is going to happen. But what defines your company is not every single emergency—it’s how you respond to it. In HAZWOPER Safety: Responding to Emergencies, you’ll learn more about the public-facing side of emergencies. Dive deeper into media outreach, building an emergency preparedness plan, and the strategies you need in place before deploying an emergency response.
In this course, we’ll review OSHA’s distinctions between everything from “red” to “green” zones so you know more about your company’s responsibility to the public. Then we’ll talk about what to expect from the media angle. How do you know which types of media to approach with your messaging? How do you alert customers about a potential hazard? And how do you take steps to ensure you don’t make an embarrassing public relations mistake, like continuing to run inappropriate advertisements in the wake of an emergency?
Responding to Emergencies is also about defining your approach to a crisis. A good emergency response prioritizes personal safety first. Good public relations—or simply looking good to the public—is important, but not if it gets in the way of doing the right thing to ensure everyone is as safe as possible. Once you’ve developed the best emergency response, however, the lessons within Responding to Emergencies will help you get the appropriate word out to the world—neither erring on the side of understatement in your outreach to the press nor adding fluff in your messaging. When you’re specific in your messaging—and you know where to reach your ideal audience for your message—you’ll be better able to respond to emergencies with clarity and focus.
This program is available with Spanish and French closed captions.
Compliance Standards & Regulations
This course references the standards and regulations listed below.
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How will this course help me respond to emergencies?
Inside, you’ll learn appropriate strategies for dealing with the public and the media if an emergency develops. This course is less about direct safety response and more about the public-facing aspect of your response.
Will this course help me get more specific in how I communicate with the public?
Yes, this course introduces key tips for defining how much information you release to the public—neither going overboard nor leaving key information out. You’ll also learn which questions to ask yourself to ensure your messaging is comprehensive.
How does the course teach me to respond to emergencies?
The course includes guidance from OSHA, such as “red zones” and “green zones” and what truly falls under your business’s influence. It also helps you deal with the public-facing aftermath of any emergency.
What kinds of insights can I expect?
The course gets specific about what areas of emergency response are your responsibilities—and which are not. Additionally, it will help you reach out to the public and figure out the most appropriate channels for doing so.
Will this course guarantee I never make a public relations mistake?
No. But it will share lessons that can help prevent mistakes in the first place, particularly when it comes to finding the appropriate messaging after an emergency occurs.
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