INCIDENT MANAGEMENT
Elevate your organizational response capabilities with comprehensive support for travelers facing non-emergency incidents abroad. LSDS’s response team assists individuals who encounter unexpected, yet impactful, low-threat situations, such as being robbed, stranded, or facing limited options during travels, or repatriation. Leveraging our extensive international incident management experience, LSDS advises and assists your response team to safely and effectively guide travelers through any acute challenge.
METHODOLOGY
Alert and Initial Assessment
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Situation Notification: LSDS is alerted of an incident and begins to gather key details.
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Initial Coordination: LSDS will assess potential threats, establish communication with your Incident Response Team, confirm contacts and authorizations, and submit initial report.
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Planning, Mobilization, and Communication
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Situation Analysis: LSDS evaluates the situation and initiates a tailored response plan. LSDS assists with the situation through resolution.
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Communication Strategy: A clear plan for regular updates and priority notifications is established for all stakeholders.
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Resource Mobilization: LSDS gathers necessary information and prepares a dedicated team for support, including medical, travel, and extraction should the situation escalate.
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Post-Incident Review and Closeout
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Lessons Learned: A review meeting is conducted to discuss procedures and improvements.
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Final Closeout: After Action Report is shared with stakeholders and 1:1s with leaders are conducted.
RESULTS
Effective Incident Resolution: LSDS assists with efficient and decisive action during time-sensitive situations, navigating obstacles and minimizing disruption to your organization and personnel. From the initial alert to the final review, you will receive comprehensive assistance and progress to resolution. Collaborating with LSDS empowers your organization to navigate unexpected incidents with confidence, while ensuring preparedness and resilience.
Participant(s) (Min-Max):
Acute and isolated through large-scale disasters