Crisis management - Szkoła Główna Służby Pożarniczej

The Main School of Fire Service in Warsaw
Faculty of Civil Safety Engineering
Academic year 2014/2015
DESCRIPTION OF INDIVIDUAL COURSE UNIT/MODULE
Cycle of study
Engineer degree studies – 1-st cycle of studies
Semester: IV
Subject area code: IBC-ZK
Status: optional
Civil Safety Engineering
Form of study: full-time/extramural
Language of instruction: English
Specialty track:
Teaching
Completion
ECTS Credits: 6
methods/
methods
teaching load
Full-time studies:
Lecture:
Total: 3
Module/course name:
Lecture – 15h
credit
Teaching
Lecture:
Extramural studies:
Crisis Management
load
Exercises:
Lecture- 8h
Exercise:
Students’ own effort
exam
Module/course unit coordinator: Paweł Kępka, PhD
Field of study:
3
2
1
Responsible teacher: Paweł Kępka, PhD
1. Preresiquites:
Basic knowledge of management. Knowledge of the legal basis and principles of public administration.
2. Description of learning outcomes:
The primary purpose of teaching is to familiarize the concepts and understanding of the processes related to
disaster management; Basic knowledge of the range of crises, emergencies, tasks and competences of public
administration, principles and phases of crisis management, crisis management plans. Preparation to "look"
for security as a condition, which can design and perform calculations, simulations, analysis.
Presentation of the practical aspects of crisis management. Analysis of the crisis management system. The
basic scope of knowledge concerning the construction of crisis management plans. Creating a safety net as
one of the elements of the plan About managed crisis. Analysis of functional attachments. Analysis of the
entities responsible for emergency management at the various levels of government.
3. Detailed description of learning outcomes:
Major
Learning
Learning outcomes
Outcomes
Code
Knowledge
BW1_W1
The student should have knowledge of the principles of
functioning of organizational structures including rescue
systems (Crisis Management System, the National
Rescue - Fire Fighting)
BW1_W2
The student should have knowledge of national and
international law concerning the protection of the
population, crisis management, rescue operations,
cooperation with environmental protection.
BW1_W3
The student should have knowledge of the legal,
organizational, knows what the cooperation between the
Faculty Learning
Outcomes Code
S1A_W02
S1A_W02
S1A_W05
S1A_W03
S1A_W02
S1A_W05
departments and the public authorities.
S1A_W08
Skills
BW_U01
BW_U02
BK_U04
The student should analyze the symptoms, causes and
course of events that threaten the safety of civilian crisis
management terms.
The student should have the ability to observe,
understand and analyze social phenomena (nontechnical aspects) in the context of local and global
threats and crisis management.
The student should be able to determine the prognosis
and the potential impact of threats. During the
development of documentation regarding risks apply
acquired knowledge.
S1A_U01
S1A_U03
S1A_U01
S1A_U05
S1A_U02
S1A_U01
Social competences
BW1_K01
BW1_K02
BW1_K03
Determines priorities and plans and organizes the tasks
associated with their realization in the situation.
The procedure ethically and objectively within the limits
of social roles and identifies and resolves dilemmas and
different variants associated with the practice.
It is entrepreneurial, is prepared to participate in social
initiatives, respecting the legal requirements, economic,
environmental and social.
4. Detailed course program:
No.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
Course content
Definitions crisis. Theoretical aspects of crisis management.
Crisis management systems in the Polish and European
countries.
Diagnosis legal and organizational aspects of crisis
management. The role of public administration and services in
the system.
The process of planning and organizing. Structure and
functions of teams and crisis management centres.
The structure of civil protection in Poland. Phases of disaster
management. Principles of crisis management. Interaction
civilian structures with the Armed Forces of Poland. The
human factor in crisis situations.
Dependency management services, fire and inspections.
Methods for determining the institution leading, coordinating
and support. The tasks of crisis management teams, their
competence and abilities.
The validity and effectiveness of decision-making and singleresponsibility. Cooperation between the administrative levels.
Functions for the protection of critical infrastructures.
Crisis management plans. Creating a safety net as one of the
elements of the plan About managed crisis. Analysis of
functional attachments. Analysis of the entities responsible for
emergency management at the various levels of government.
S1A_K03
S1A_K04
S1A_K02
S1A_K05
S1A_K07
S1A_K02
Learning outcomes of
the Course or Module
ZK_W7, ZK_W9,
ZK_
ZK_W16, ZK_W7
ZK_W13,
ZK_W16
ZK_W9, ZK_W16,
ZK_W9, ZK_W8
ZK_W8, ZK_W16
5. Teaching methods:
Lecture – discussion, talk, problem method, multimedia presentation;
6. Student’s own effort:
Study of subject literature. Detailed recognition of the issues presented at the lecture. Preparing for the
substantive issues relating to different exercises. The essential yourself preparation to classes. Preparing in
order to pass the lectures and to pass the exercises.
7. Recommended readings:
1. Jabłonowski M., Smolak L., Zarządzanie kryzysowe, Pułtusk 2007.
2. Jemioła T., Rajchel K., Bezpieczeństwo narodowe i zarządzanie kryzysowe w Polsce w XXI
wieku –wyzwania i dylematy, Warszawa 2008.
3. Sienkiewicz – Małyjurek K., Krynojewski R.R., Zarządzanie kryzysowe w administracji
publicznej, Warszawa 2010.
4. Skomra W., Zarządzanie kryzysowe – praktyczny przewodnik po nowelizacji ustawy,
Wrocław 2010.
5. Wolanin J., Zarys teorii bezpieczeństwa obywateli, Warszawa 2005.
6. Żelaziński J., Ogólne wiadomości o wezbraniach i powodziach w Polsce, Warszawa 2000.
7. Sienkiewicz P.,(red.), Teoria bezpieczeństwa systemów. AON, 2005.
8. Jakubczak R., J. Flis, Bezpieczeństwo narodowe Polski w XXI wieku, Bellona 2006.
9. Kitler W., Problemy zarządzania kryzysowego w państwie: studium, AON, Warszawa 2000.
10.
8. Supplementary readings:
1. Modele zagrożeń aglomeracji miejskiej wraz z systemem zarządzania kryzysowego na
przykładzie miasta stołecznego Warszawa, praca zbiorowa pod redakcją prof. Andrzeja
Najgebauera, ISBN 978-83-61486-22-0, Warszawa 2009.
2. Bezpieczeństwo narodowe i zarządzanie kryzysowe w Polsce w XXI wieku - wyzwania i
dylematy, red. T. Jemioła i K. Rajchel, ISBN 978-83-88910-31-9, czerwiec 2008.
3. Michael Waligórski, Ocena stanu bezpieczeństwa jądrowego i ochrony radiologicznej w
Polsce, Państwowa Agencja Atomistyki, Warszawa 2010.
4. Kępka P.: „Bioterroryzm. Polska wobec użycia broni biologicznej”, Difin, Warszawa 2009,
ISBN 978-83-7641-048-7.
9. Completion method:
Lecture: pedagogical test
10. Description of final grade calculation method:
Learning outcomes
Method of calculation
Lecture
ZK_W1
ZK_W2
ZK_W3
ZK_W4
x
x
x
x
ZK_U1
ZK_U2
ZK_U3
ZK_U4
x
x
x
x
ZK_K1
ZK_K2
ZK_K3
Date:
Signature of responsible teacher/head of
department:
Date:
Dean’s signature: