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Course Code | Class Code | Assignment Title | Total Points | |||||
EMM-485 | EMM-485-O500 | COOP Plan Part 3: Time-Phased Implementation Chart | 90.0 | |||||
Criteria | Percentage | Unsatisfactory (0.00%) | Less Than Unsatisfactory (65.00%) | Satisfactory (75.00%) | Good (85.00%) | Excellent (100.00%) | Comments | Points Earned |
Content | 100.0% | |||||||
Create a Time Phased Implementation chart for Yourtown, consistent with the type of information below: You need to write 500-750 words in your final chart. Be sure to emphasize short-term and long-term objectives in your chart for Yourtown, using the same incident/emergency you selected in Topic 3 for this assignment). | 20.0% | Chart fails to emphasize short-term and long-term objectives for the community. Fails to use the incident/emergency selected in Topic 3. | Chart emphasizes short-term and long-term objectives for the community, using the incident/emergency selected in Topic 3 in a less than satisfactory way. Important details are missing, chart is incomplete. | Chart emphasizes short-term and long-term objectives for the community, using the incident/emergency selected in Topic 3, but lacks detail. | Chart adequately emphasizes short-term and long-term objectives for the community, using the incident/emergency selected in Topic 3. | Chart thoroughly emphasizes short-term and long-term objectives for the community, using the incident/emergency selected in Topic 3 with precise detail. | ||
Phase I- Activation and Relocation- 0-12 Hours | 25.0% | Chart fails to provide a completed Phase I section about Activation and Relocation. | All points of the Phase I-Activation and Relocation phase are presented and explained in a less than satisfactory way. Lacks important details that pertains to the author’s community, using the same incident/emergency selected in Topic 3. Phase I is incomplete. | All points of the Phase I-Activation and Relocation phase are explained but lacks detail that pertains to the author’s community, using the same incident/emergency selected in Topic 3. Needs more information in this phase to be a viable implementation chart. | All points of the Phase I-Activation and Relocation phase are adequately explained with some detail that pertains to the author’s community, using the same incident/emergency selected in Topic 3. More information could be provided. | All points of the Phase I-Activation and Relocation phase are thoroughly explained in detail that pertains to the author’s community, using the same incident/emergency selected in Topic 3. | ||
Phase II- Alternate Facility/Work Site Operations- 12 Hours to Termination of Emergency | 25.0% | Chart fails to provide a completed Phase II- Alternate Facility/Work Site Operations-12 Hours to Termination of Emergency. | All points of the Phase II- Alternate Facility/Work Site Operations-12 Hours to Termination of Emergency are presented and explained in a less than satisfactory way. Lacks important details that pertains to the author’s community, using the same incident/emergency selected in Topic 3. Phase I is incomplete. | All points of the Phase II- Alternate Facility/Work Site Operations-12 Hours to Termination of Emergency are explained but lacks detail that pertains to the author’s community, using the same incident/emergency selected in Topic 3. Needs more information in this phase to be a viable implementation chart. | All points of the Phase II- Alternate Facility/Work Site Operations-12 Hours to Termination of Emergency are adequately explained with some detail that pertains to the author’s community, using the same incident/emergency selected in Topic 3. More information could be provided. | All points of the Phase II- Alternate Facility/Work Site Operations-12 Hours to Termination of Emergency are thoroughly explained in detail that pertains to the author’s community, using the same incident/emergency selected in Topic 3. | ||
Phase III- Reconstitution- Termination of Emergency | 25.0% | Chart fails to provide a completed Phase III- Reconstitution-Termination of Emergency. | All points of the Phase III- Reconstitution-Termination of Emergency are presented and explained in a less than satisfactory way. Lacks important details that pertains to the author’s community, using the same incident/emergency selected in Topic 3. Phase I is incomplete. | All points of the Phase III- Reconstitution-Termination of Emergency are explained but lacks detail that pertains to the author’s community, using the same incident/emergency selected in Topic 3. Needs more information in this phase to be a viable implementation chart. | All points of the Phase III- Reconstitution-Termination of Emergency are adequately explained with some detail that pertains to the author’s community, using the same incident/emergency selected in Topic 3. More information could be provided. | All points of the Phase III- Reconstitution-Termination of Emergency are thoroughly explained in detail that pertains to the author’s community, using the same incident/emergency selected in Topic 3. | ||
Mechanics of Writing (includes spelling, punctuation, grammar, language use) | 5.0% | Slide errors are pervasive enough that they impede communication of meaning. | Frequent and repetitive mechanical errors distract the reader. | Some mechanical errors or typos are present, but they are not overly distracting to the reader. | Slides are largely free of mechanical errors, although a few may be present. | Writer is clearly in control of standard, written, academic English. | ||
Total Weightage | 100% |
EMM-485 COOP Plan Part 3:
Time-Phased Implementation Assignment
The Yourtown Government Building Office of Emergency Management and Homeland Security will use a three-phased approach to the activation, management, and eventual deescalation of the COOP plan. (You will use the same incident/emergency you selected in Topic 3 for this assignment).
For this assignment use the Anytown example below to create a Time Phased Implementation chart for Yourtown, consistent with the type of information below.
You need to write 500-750 words in your final chart:
Phase |
Time Frame |
Activity |
Phase I- Activation and Relocation
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0-12 Hours
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· List who you would want to notify (likely alternate Anytown mayor/city manager/administrator/other VIP’s) of impending activation and relocation requirements. · List how you would best notify impacted Anytown, state, and or federal agencies (use any State and U.S. model). · Discuss how to activate plans to transfer to alternate facility within Anytown. · Instruct advance team(s) to ready alternate facility. · Notify likely Anytown employees and contractors regarding activation of COOP plan and their status. · Assemble a brief list of likely Anytown of documents/equipment required to be maintained for essential functions at alternate facility. · Order likely needed equipment/supplies as reflected by the emergency you selected in Topic 3. · List where you might transport vital documents and operate communications/dispatch. · Detail how you would secure original facility. · Describe how best to continue essential functions at the Anytown Gov’t Building, if available, until alternate facility is ready. · Answer where the operations and support teams would be coming from and how they would get there. · And, how best to activate operations and support teams as necessary. |
Phase II- Alternate Facility/Work Site Operations
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12 Hours to Termination of Emergency |
· Provide guidance to Anytown contingency team personnel and information to the public. · Identify likely replacements for missing personnel (delegation of authority and orders of succession). · Explain how to commence full execution of operations supporting essential functions at the alternate facility. |
Phase III- Reconstitution
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Termination of Emergency
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· Explain how best to inform all personnel and residents that the threat no longer exists. · Explain how to supervise return to normal operations. · Describe who should conduct a review of COOP plan execution and effectiveness. |

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