BS ISO 22320:2018 pdf free

BS ISO 22320:2018 pdf free.Security and resilience – Emergency management – Guidelines for incident management
The organization should take the initiative to
a) assess risks and align the response to increase response effectiveness,
b) anticipate how incidents can change and use resources effectively,
c) make decisions concerning various measures early enough for decisions to be effective when they are actually needed,
d) manage the incident early,
e) initiate a joint response instead of waiting for someone else to do so,
f) find out what shared information is required, and
g) inform and instruct involved parties, e.g. in order to build up new resources.
The organization should implement an incident management structure to carry out the tasks relevant to the incident objectives.
An incident management structure should include the following basic functions.
a) Command: authority and control of the incident; incident management objectives structure and responsibilities; ordering and release of resources.
b) Planning: collection, evaluation and timely sharing of incident information and intelligence; status reports including assigned resources and staffing; development and documentation of incident action plan; information gathering, sharing and documentation.
c) Operations: tactical objectives; hazard reduction; protection of people, property and environment;control of incident and transition to recovery phase.
d) Logistics: incident support and resources; facilities, transportation, supplies, equipment maintenance, fuel, food service and medical services for incident personnel; communications and information technology support.
e) Finance and administration: compensation and claims; procurement; costs and time. (Depending on the scale of an incident, a separate financial and administrative function may not be necessary.)
Planning, operations, logistics and finance and administration should be considered for each level of incident management, e.g. sections and subsections of the whole incident management system. The organization should define and document the minimum staffing requirements to immediately initiate and continuously maintain the organization’s incident management.
Annexes B, C and D provide additional information and examples of an incident management structure for one or more collaborating organizations with internal hierarchal structures.BS ISO 22320 pdf free download.