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The Managing Crisis Situations Risk Assessment includes the following job steps and related potential hazards:
- 1. Preparation
- Lack of information
- Failure to identify hazards
- 2. Communication
- Miscommunication
- Information overload
- 3. Crisis Analysis
- Missing information
- Inaccurate analysis
- 4. Decision Making
- Inadequate time
- Incorrect decisions
- 5. Plan Development
- Incomplete plan
- Slow responses
- 6. Implementation
- Failure to adhere to plan
- Mistakes during implementation
- 7. Monitoring Progress
- Inadequate feedback
- Poor tracking systems
- 8. Adaptation
- Resistance to change
- Lack of flexibility
- 9. Team Management
- Misallocation of resources
- Team conflicts
- 10. Stakeholder Management
- Poor stakeholder relationships
- Unmet expectations
- 11. Documentation
- Loss of documentation
- Lack of detail in records
- 12. Delegation
- Inadequate skills
- Overburdening team members
- 13. Liaison with Authorities
- Inefficient communication
- Non-compliance with regulations
- 14. Assisting Victims
- Insufficient aid
- Delayed assistance
- 15. Post-crisis Review
- Incomplete post-mortem
- No learnings implemented
- 16. Training for Future Crises
- Inadequate preparation
- Lack of training resources
- 17. Resuming Normal Operations
- Sub-optimal operations
- Lack of continuity planning
- 18. Evaluating Crisis Response
- Inaccurate evaluation
- No improvement recommendations
- 19. Updating Crisis Plan
- Failure to update crisis plan
- Ignoring new insights
- 20. Continuous Monitoring
- Deteriorating situational awareness
- Missing early warning signs