Formal contracts with organisations enable ICAS to understand the potential threats and risks to business and staff. We are then in a position to review existing emergency plans and include the human dimension based on compassion, common sense and continuity.
This involves:
- Consultancy to ensure understanding of the organisation's culture and history.
- Review and alignment of existing policies and communication of CRISIScall® services and activation protocols.
- Identifying requirements and delivering pre-trauma training for HR, managers and security staff.
- Agreeing on appropriate response times for on-site consultants when a trauma occurs.
- Establishing protocols for the continuation of post-trauma support to staff, customers and the general public in the aftermath of a trauma.
Trauma support comprises the following principal aspects:
- Stabilisation - ICAS trauma consultants provide practical support and guidance to both the crisis management teams and staff in the immediate aftermath of an incident.
- Assessment - Certain staff will be particularly vulnerable to intense post trauma reactions. ICAS proactively monitors and assesses the recovery process of all affected staff in the immediate, short and long term.
- Treatment - During this phase ICAS will identify staff at risk, or who have developed, disorders as a consequence of the trauma and will offer a range of evidence based treatments (e.g. cognitive behavioural treatment).
ICAS Trauma support provides clients with:
- Guaranteed same day response.
- 24 hour telephone consultancy support for managers, HR, security staff.
- Dedicated ICAS Incident Manager.
- UK or overseas deployment.
- Full incident reporting.
Other services are available depending on the nature and scope of the incident. These are usually negotiated and priced separately and can include:
- Major Incident Management
- Reception Centres Services
- Emergency Telephone Response Centre
- Simulations and exercises
- Telephone helplines