Unit 8: Policies and Procedures CERT Program Manager.

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Unit 8: Policies and Procedures CERT Program Manager

CERT Program Manager: Policies and Procedures 8-2 Unit Objectives At the conclusion of this unit, the participants will be able to describe the role of policies and procedures in operating a local CERT program: –Explain why policies and procedures are necessary for running a successful program –Identify policies and procedures necessary for starting and maintaining a program –Identify resources for developing program policies and procedures PM 8-1

CERT Program Manager: Policies and Procedures 8-3 Unit Topics Importance of Policies and Procedures Policies and Procedures for CERT Resources for Developing Policies and Procedures PM 8-1

CERT Program Manager: Policies and Procedures 8-4 Importance of Policies-Procedures Terms sometimes used interchangeably “Policy” –Plan of action that links organization’s “vision” and day-to-day operations “Procedure” –Series of steps organization will take to implement policy –Functionally same as “protocol” PM 8-2

CERT Program Manager: Policies and Procedures 8-5 Important Thing to Remember Don’t worry about definitions Bottom line: CERT program needs to know what it plans to do and how it plans to do it Policies and procedures are required when there is need for consistency in day- to-day operational activities PM 8-2

CERT Program Manager: Policies and Procedures 8-6 Write Them Down They are guideposts for program: –Used to operate –Turned to whenever there is a question They give guidance to staff and volunteers on how to perform job correctly PM 8-2

Write Them Down (cont’d) They help eliminate common misunderstandings –Define roles and responsibilities –Establish boundaries CERT Program Manager: Policies and Procedures 8-7 PM 8-2

CERT Program Manager: Policies and Procedures 8-8 For Experienced PMs Periodically ask –Are policies and procedures still meeting program’s needs? PM 8-4

CERT Program Manager: Policies and Procedures 8-9 “Signs” Some “signs” that review and update are needed –Increase in number of injuries? –Ineffective team operations? –More questions on “normal operations”? –Feeling of general confusion? –Inconsistent performance of CERT members? –Increase in stress levels of CERT members? –Complaints about poor performance? PM 8-4

CERT Program Manager: Policies and Procedures 8-10 Format Determined by program –One document with all policies –Each policy is its own document Need to be well written and complete PM 8-4

CERT Program Manager: Policies and Procedures 8-11 Policies-Procedures for CERT Over years of experience Program Managers have identified the key policies and procedures that CERT program needs to operate smoothly and effectively See CERT Policies and Procedures PM 8-5

CERT Program Manager: Policies and Procedures 8-12 Development Resources CERT policies and procedures cannot be developed in a vacuum Must be developed with input from sponsoring agency and partners Need to be consistent with: –Sponsoring agency’s needs and procedures –EOP or CEMP –State and local statutes and regulations PM 8-11

CERT Program Manager: Policies and Procedures 8-13 Liability Risks associated with taking CERT Basic Training and with being CERT member –CERT training and CERT program require physical activity; possibility of personal injury –Participation in a CERT may lead to exposure to potentially hazardous conditions –CERT members must only respond within scope of their training PM 8-11

CERT Program Manager: Policies and Procedures 8-14 Tips for Reducing Liability Reducing liability during training, exercises, and activation must be prime concern for Program Manager –Keep safety at forefront, whatever CERT activity –Become familiar with regulatory requirements for volunteers in your State –Visit CERT Web site page, Reducing Liability PM 8-11

CERT Program Manager: Policies and Procedures 8-15 More Tips See the Sample Hold Harmless/ Permission Request form on CERT Web site Visit Web site of Legal Information Institute, U.S. Code Collection, Limitation on Liability for Volunteers Visit Web site of Missouri CERT; see page, CERT: Liability issues PM 8-12

CERT Program Manager: Policies and Procedures 8-16 Find Policies and Procedures Don’t need to be developed from scratch Many already exist in another CERT program or in one of the entities that has authority over CERT program PM 8-13

CERT Program Manager: Policies and Procedures 8-17 What Do You Think? Experienced Program Managers: Where have you found sample or actual policies or procedures to use when you were developing the ones for your program? PM 8-13

CERT Program Manager: Policies and Procedures 8-18 Draft Program Plan: Develop Policies and Procedures Exercise PM 8-13

CERT Program Manager: Policies and Procedures 8-19 Unit Summary Importance of Policies and Procedures Policies and Procedures for CERT Resources for Developing Policies and Procedures PM 8-13