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AUSTRALIAN EMERGENCY MANUALS SERIESPART V The Management of TrainingManual 2MANAGING EXERCISESEMERGENCY MANAGEMENT AUSTRALIA
 
© Commonwealth of Australia 2001First published 2001 ISBN 0 642 47680 2 Edited and published by EmergencyManagement Australia Typeset by Defence Publishing Service, Department of Defence Printed in Australia by Robey Integrated Digital Prepress, Printingand Distribution
 
INFORMATION ON THE AUSTRALIAN EMERGENCY MANUALS SERIES The first publication in the original AEM Series of mainly skills referencemanuals was produced in 1989. In August 1996, on advice from the NationalEmergency Management Principles and Practice Advisory Group, EMA agreedto expand the AEM Series to include a more comprehensive range of emergency management principles and practice reference publications. TheSeries is now structured in five parts as set out below. Parts I to III are issuedas bound booklets to State and Territory emergency managementorganisations and appropriate government departments for furtherdissemination to approved users including local government. Parts IV and V(skills and training management topics) are issued in loose-leaf (amendable)form to all relevant State agencies through each State and TerritoryEmergency Service who maintain State distribution/amendment registers. Allprivate and commercial enquiries are referred to EMA as noted at the end of the Foreword on page vii.AUSTRALIAN EMERGENCY MANUALS SERIES STRUCTURE AND CONTENTPublishing Status—Mar 2001PART I —THE FUNDAMENTALS Manual 1 Emergency Management Conceptsand Principles (2nd/3rd edn) Manual 2 Australian Emergency ManagementArrangements (6th edn) Manual 3 Australian Emergency ManagementGlossary Manual 4 Emergency Management Terms Thesaurus PART II —APPROACHES TO EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT Volume 1—Risk ManagementManual 1 Emergency Risk Management—Applications Guide Volume 2—Mitigation Planning Titles to be advised (covering PPRR) Volume 3—Implementation of Emergency Management Plans Titles to be advised PARTIII —EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT PRACTICE Volume 1—Service ProvisionManual 1 Emergency Catering Manual 2 Disaster Medicine (2nd edn) Manual3 Disaster Recovery Volume 2—Specific Issues Manual 1 Evacuation PlanningManual 2 Safe and Healthy Mass Gatherings Manual 3 Health Aspects of Chemical, Biological and Radiological Hazards Manual Civil Defence ManualCommunity Emergency Planning (2nd/3rd edn) Manual Urban Search andRescue (Management) Manual Lifelines Manual Disaster Assessment andSurvey A/R A A A A P P A A A/R A A A D A/R D D D
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