Public Health Emergency and Business Continuity Management East

Course details

Increase in passenger traffic, coupled with the recent rise in communicable diseases such as pandemic flu, Middle East Respiratory Syndrome and more recently Ebola, have directly impacted national economies, raise health care costs and affect the operations of airports and airport regulators globally.

OBJECTIVES

This course provides participants with a better understanding of key considerations for a public health emergency plan and equips them with the know-how to develop a set of business continuity standards and guidelines to address specific issues. Participants will also learn about the business continuity plans from regulators, airports and airlines to gain broader perspectives on the best practices from the various sectors of the industry.

OUTLINE

•     Public Health Emergency Plan

            -       What is Public Health Emergency?

            -       Government Plans for Public Health Emergency

            -       Government's Key Response Strategies

            -       Expectations from the Aviation Industry

            -       Border Control Policies and Procedures

•     Business Continuity Planning (BCP)

            -       Standards and Guidelines

            -       Understanding the Aviation Business

            -       Business Continuity and Recovery Strategies

            -       Business Continuity Plan Development

            -       Systematic Implementation

            -       Crisis Communication

            -       Perspectives on BCP from the Regulators, Airports and Airlines

LEARNING ACTIVITES

Case studies and exercises will be used to illustrate the perging and often conflicting interests among the various aviation stakeholders.

WHO SHOULD ATTEND

Management, senior executives and operational personnel from civil aviation administrations, airport operators, airlines, aircraft manufacturers and personnel interested in public health emergency and business continuity planning.