Details
CM-400 is a 2-day advanced level Crisis Management (CM) course with an additional of 3 and 1/2 hour 150-Multiple Choice Question (MCQ) based examination, following the successful completion of the course. It is primarily designed and developed to instil detailed concepts and knowledge in CM/BCM practitioners, which will enable the individual to drive CM programmes and projects for the entire organisation. This course is structured to develop and train Organization BCM Coordinator, CM/BC managers, planners, and project managers.
NOTE: It is a pre-requisite for participants to complete the CM-300: Crisis Management Implementer course before enrolling for the CM-400 Crisis Management Manager course.
This course will provide participants with the concept and knowledge, which will enable them to:
- Drive organisational-wide crisis management programmes.
- Conduct a risk analysis and review exercise.
- Develop and implement CM strategies.
- Develop and implement comprehensive BC plans.
- Create and develop CM awareness and training programmes.
- Conduct exercises and tests.
- Implement CM audit and assessment programmes to ensure BC plan effectiveness.
Business Continuity Management Institute or BCM Institute is a leading global Business Continuity (BC), Business Continuity Audit, Crisis Communications (CC), Crisis Management (CM) & Disaster Recovery (DR) Institute. BCM Institute promotes and develops the various disciplines above for a variety of industries and clients around the world.
IT differentiates itself by having a pool of instructors who are highly regarded BC, BC Audit, CC, CM and DR professionals. It offers a wide range of quality BC, CC, CM and DR training solutions, including the globally recognized BCCP, BCCS/DRCS and BCCE/DRCE accreditations, among others. In less than three years, BCM Institute has trained more than 2000 professionals and certified over 1250 professionals from 36 countries. They come from over 590 companies in industries ranging from Oil & Gas, Healthcare, Utilities and Manufacturing, to Banking & Finance, Technology (IT) and Telecommunications.
