PMIC-IR


Plant Manager / Incident Commander Initial Response Training
OPITO
Target Group:
The Plant Manager / Incident Commander Initial Response training is directed towards individuals who are either designated as being in charge of, are members of, or provide support to an emergency management team in an emergency.

Aims & Objectives:
The Product equips personnel with a formal training in command, control, communications and stress-related factors in the management of major emergencies. In addition, the programme also provides initial emergency incident management training for personnel who are undertaking a training and competence programme to progress to the role of a Plant Manager/Incident Commander.

The objectives of the PMICIR Training are that learners will be able to:
  • Understand the key factors of preparing for, responding to, and maintaining control throughout the development or escalation of an emergency situation.
  • Learn how to manage communication, emergency-related information and put into place predetermined plans at the point when the emergency alarm has been raised, to the point when the Plant Manager/Incident Commander is assured that the emergency is over.
  • Understand how stress can impact on individuals and team performance during emergencies.
  • Have the opportunity to role-play as the Plant Manager/Incident Commander in a number of specific types of emergency scenarios is a key element of the training programme, and is backed up by constructive feedback from the course instructional team.
Duration, Timings & Numbers:
The optimum "contact time" for this training is seen as 26 hours. Approximately 35% of the course will be classroom-based, including pre scenario briefings, and 65% is spent on running the scenarios and debriefing.

The total contact time per day will not exceed 8 hours. The total training day will not exceed 10 hours. The maximum number of delegates per PMICIR training programme is six (6).

Key Information

Accrediting Body: OPITO


Course Code: 9030


Course Duration: 3.5 Days


Course Validity: N/A


Course Venue: Cilegon


Product Structure:
To achieve the Major Emergency Management – Initial Response training the learner will need to complete the two mandatory units.

OIS-192

Theory of Major Emergency Management
OIS-193
Practical Elements of Major Emergency Management

Unit Summary:
Unit Code
OIS-192
Title
Theory of Major Emergency Management
Guided Learning Hours
See Section Duration, Timing & Numbers above
Assessment Guidance
Centres must ensure that learners receive all theoretical learning specified in each Unit Outcome prior to any practical appraisal taking place. Centres must also be able to demonstrate that learners have achieved an understanding of the information and concepts detailed in each of the Unit Outcomes. This may be achieved through a variety of methods, including but not limited to: group or individual discussion, verbal or written questioning, scenarios, virtual simulation and eLearning.
Assessment/Evidence Requirements
Records of appraisal referencing outcomes, must be securely maintained.
Outcomes
  • Major Emergencies types and the managers responsibilities.
  • The Plant Manager/Incident Commander Role.
  • The Emergency Command Centre (ECC) Facilities and Information Management.
  • Pre-Planning and Maintaining a State of Readiness.
  • Dealing with Stress.
  • Incident Briefing and Time Out Performance.
Unit Code
OIS-193
Title
Practical Elements of Major Emergency Management
Guided Learning Hours
See Section Duration, Timing & Numbers above
Assessment Guidance
The Centre is required to provide a minimum of two different emergency scenario simulations per learner. As a minimum, each learner must role-play the Plant Manager/Incident Commander in at least two of the emergency scenario simulations. Evaluation of learners will be by continuous observation of their performance during their tenure(s) as Plant Manager/Incident Commander, each based around 2 a major incident chosen from the list below:
  • Type A - a major emergency that is readily controllable if managed appropriately.
  • Type B - a major emergency which could escalate if not controlled.
  • Type C - a major emergency that the Incident Commander is unable to control leading to a full evacuation of the facility.
The range of emergency scenarios specified above must include an appropriate combination of the following elements:
  • Injured personnel
  • Multiple casualties
  • Missing personnel
  • Loss of containment
  • Loss of communication
  • Loss of evacuation, muster points or temporary refuge
  • Stressed Personnel
  • Road traffic accident
  • Sabotage incident
  • Extreme weather conditions
  • Loss of essential facilities
  • Loss of key personnel
  • Rapidly developing situation leading to information overload
  • Evacuation of the site
  • Environmental concerns and effects
  • Situation on adjoining plant
Following the training, the learner will receive an OPITO-approved Plant Manager/Incident Commander Initial Response certificate and a performance appraisal of the learner’s knowledge and performance gaps that are identified during the training programme. An Appraiser Checklist and a Performance Appraisal Form must be used to record performance during the practical exercises. Refer to the OPITO example Appraisal Checklist and example Performance Appraisal form within the supporting documents for guidance. Learners will be appraised against the outcomes using direct observation and questioning – as appropriate. Appraisers must identify any gaps in the learner’s ability to achieve the outcomes and make reasonable effort to address the gaps to help learners meet the outcomes. Following completion of the training programme, identified performance gaps should be met by further training and workplace drills and exercises, at the learner’s company’s discretion.
Assessment/Evidence Requirements
Records of appraisal referencing outcomes, must be securely maintained.
Outcomes
  • Review, manage and asses the information available in an emergency situation in a timely manner.
  • Take effective action.
  • Implement pre-determined emergency plans and procedures in the context of the current emergency.
  • Efficiently communicate information and instructions.
  • Communicate effectively with all appropriate external agencies.
  • Monitor and control resources.
  • Evaluate progress and communicate changes in plans and priorities.
  • Effectively delegate authority and manage individuals and teams.
  • Effectively manage themselves and the team during a major emergency including managing the effects of stress in themselves and others.
  • Incident Briefing and Time Out Performance.
Pre-requisite & Periodicity:
  • There are no specific pre-requisites for the PMIC IR training programme however, the delegate must be able to demonstrate suitable exposure within his/her sphere of influence.
  • There is no expiry date for the OPITO approved Plant Manager / Incident Commander Initial Response Initial Assessment Training Certificate.
Accommodation:
  • Royale Krakatau:
    • Deluxe: IDR 963,000/night/person
    • Emerald: IDR 638,000/night/person
    • Deluxe Twin Share: IDR 1,320,000 /night/2 person
    • Emerald Twin Share: IDR 825,000 /night /2 person
  • AMARIS Hotel
    • Single: IDR 638,000 /night/person
    • Twin Share: IDR 803,000 /night/2 person

  • All prices include breakfast, dinner & one (1) set of laundry (3 pieces) per registered occupant and exclude 11% vat.
Certificate:
All persons who successfully complete the course based on the performance standards will receive
  • A PT Samson Tiara / Wild Geese Group certificate approved by OPITO for Plant Manager / Incident Commander Initial Response (PMIC-IR); and
  • A laminated wallet course qualification card.
Investment Cost Includes:
  • Student workbook
  • Certificate/ID card
  • Lunch
  • Transportation to & from our pick up point in Jakarta and training center
  • Transportation between the training center and hotel
Investment Cost:
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