Bronze Commander Training

Bronze Commanders play a vital operational role in any incident in which Critical Incident Management or Incident Command procedures have been instigated.

Bronze Commanders are usually first line managers or middle managers that support the Senior Manager or Director who has taken the role of the Silver Commander operationally throughout the incident to ensure a safe, timely resolution and ensure business continuity.

Over the years, our clients have said that our Bronze Commander course has "proven to be an essential training course" for innumerable organisations that may have to manage major or critical incidents whilst maintaining business continuity, by equipping their staff for these incidents so that they have the skill set to manage them efficiently, effectively, and safely.

Our comprehensive one day course will  give delegates the skills required to effectively and safely carry out Bronze Commander roles identified by you as critical during an incident 

Course Objectives:

By the end of the course delegates will:

• Understand the key principles of Incident Command.
• gain an underpinning knowledge of the roles and responsibilities of personnel within the incident command structure including Gold and Silver Commanders, as well as the roles of other support staff.
• Understand how to plan an initial response to an operational incident using the strategy Hold - Plan - Act.
• Identify the difference between ‘Management mode’ and ‘Command mode’.
• To carry out the roles and responsibilities of the different Bronze Commanders.
• Have an overview of the Joint Emergency Services Interoperability Programme (JESIP).

All those who successfully complete the course will be certified in Personal Safety Partnership's Bronze Commander Training