CM-101Crisis managementFoundationFree
Crisis Management Fundamentals
Deciding before you know what is happening
What separates a crisis from an incident, what makes well-equipped teams fail, and the few reflexes that make the difference in the first hour — the only one in which structuring decisions can still be taken.
4
Lessons
51 min
Estimated time
3
Standards cited
Learning objectives
- Characterise a crisis and trigger at the right level
- Understand stress effects on collective decision-making
- Keep a usable incident log
- Run the first thirty minutes
Intended audience
- Crisis team members
- On-call managers
- Executives
- Communicators
Prerequisites
- None
Detailed curriculum
Module 1
The first hour
What is decided before anybody understands the situation.
Module 2
Deciding under uncertainty
The cognitive mechanisms that degrade, and the counters that hold.
Assessment method
Self-check questions throughout the lessons, with no recorded score. Where an associated track leads to a certification, that certification has a separate exam.
Document issued
This course does not, on its own, lead to a certificate. A track certification, where one exists, is issued after its exam is passed.
Continuity & Resilience editorial team