CURSO FUNDAMENTOS DE GERENCIAMENTO DE CRISES

CURSO

FUNDAMENTOS DE GERENCIAMENTO DE CRISES
Público-Alvo

Engenheiros de Segurança, Arquitetos, Oficiais do Corpo de Bombeiros, Empresários, Profissionais de Saúde, Funcionários Públicos
Carga-Horária

08h/aula
Objetivo Geral

Fornecer aos participantes os subsídios para:

− Reconhecer os componentes das mais diversas crises

− Estruturar os mecanismos de resposta e comunicação

− Lidar com as contingências e imprevisibilidades da Pandemia de CoVID19
Objetivos Específicos

O participante ao final do curso deverá ser capaz de:

− Elaborar Planos de Contingenciamento de Crises

− Estruturar Sistemas de Resposta à Crises

− Elaborar “Press Releases” e entrevistas sobre a Crise

− Tomar ou auxiliar Decisões de Prevenção, Mitigação ou Resposta
Conteúdo

Módulo 1 – COMPONENTES DA CRISE

Módulo 2 – LIDANDO COM A CRISE

Módulo 3 – COMUNICAÇÃO NA CRISE

Módulo 4 – ESTRUTURANDO A ORGANIZAÇÃO

Módulo 5 – LIDANDO COM A INFORMAÇÃO

Módulo 6 – PÓS CRISE

Módulo 7 – LIDANDO COM A PANDEMIA

Instrutor

Sérgio B. Araújo – T.Cel BM RR
Avaliação

· Avaliação imediata pós curso com 50 questões (Sistema Resposta Rápida)

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