Emergency Planning for Public Safety Communicators gives a practical perspective for prospective communicators who represent the front line of emergency responders in an emergency situation. Responders deal with emergencies every day, and it is important for communicators to know their role in response by their agencies. Understanding how they fit in the overall emergency management of a situation and legislation is key to being effective. One section provides assistance in creating a home emergency plan for communicators and responders, as well as the tools to conduct hazard analyses at home and work. Communicators can take control of how they will handle their personal lives in a disaster. This Canadian textbook is part of the Public Safety Communications program at Kwantlen Polytechnic University.
