Dear All,
Pls guide : Table Top mock drill (TTMD) -
1. What is meant by TTMD
2. who required to attend.
3. How it is conducted
4. What is the benifites of it over regular mock drill
5. Sample of it's to learn & implement.
6. In factory act-1948 , where it is mentioned to conduct TTMD.
Regards,
Abhay
From India, Mumbai
49Pls guide : Table Top mock drill (TTMD) -
1. What is meant by TTMD
2. who required to attend.
3. How it is conducted
4. What is the benifites of it over regular mock drill
5. Sample of it's to learn & implement.
6. In factory act-1948 , where it is mentioned to conduct TTMD.
Regards,
Abhay
From India, Mumbai
Dear Abhay,
TTMD or TTE is an established mode of emergency preparedness evaluation. Basically, what we do in a TTE is similar to a regular mock drill except that field actions are not taken.
The procedure usually followed is:
The initiator of the exercise identifies the scenario, develops action cards for the expected actions by all the members of the incident control team( Operations, fire, HSE, Security, Maintenance),
selects & notifies the observers & a convenient time & meeting place is fixed.
At the selected time, the drill is initiated, usually from the field by means of a communication from the field operator. All the members of ICT, then complete their set of actions by way of communicating the same to the incident controller.
Post drill, a debrief session for the participants is conducted. The scenario, its impact & the mitigation efforts are discussed. Feedback from the obswervers is discussed & actions are noted for completion along with target date & responsibility.
The benefits of a TTE are the logistics & time duration. My personal experience is management is quite receptive to a TTE being conducted that a full fledged mock drill due to the fact that it reduces the time spent by Operations personnel. As Safety professional, I schedule both the drills.
As usual Feedback from forum members are welcome....
Thank You & best regards,
From Qatar, Doha
TTMD or TTE is an established mode of emergency preparedness evaluation. Basically, what we do in a TTE is similar to a regular mock drill except that field actions are not taken.
The procedure usually followed is:
The initiator of the exercise identifies the scenario, develops action cards for the expected actions by all the members of the incident control team( Operations, fire, HSE, Security, Maintenance),
selects & notifies the observers & a convenient time & meeting place is fixed.
At the selected time, the drill is initiated, usually from the field by means of a communication from the field operator. All the members of ICT, then complete their set of actions by way of communicating the same to the incident controller.
Post drill, a debrief session for the participants is conducted. The scenario, its impact & the mitigation efforts are discussed. Feedback from the obswervers is discussed & actions are noted for completion along with target date & responsibility.
The benefits of a TTE are the logistics & time duration. My personal experience is management is quite receptive to a TTE being conducted that a full fledged mock drill due to the fact that it reduces the time spent by Operations personnel. As Safety professional, I schedule both the drills.
As usual Feedback from forum members are welcome....
Thank You & best regards,
From Qatar, Doha
@clique_y
Thanks a lot for the great explanation...
The term Table Top Mock Drill was very new to me and thanks to Abhay for starting such thread...
Looking forward to hear the views on the topic from other memebrs too... Do particiapte and lets try to make each and every discussion a healthy one...
Regards,
Dipil Kumar V
From India
Thanks a lot for the great explanation...
The term Table Top Mock Drill was very new to me and thanks to Abhay for starting such thread...
Looking forward to hear the views on the topic from other memebrs too... Do particiapte and lets try to make each and every discussion a healthy one...
Regards,
Dipil Kumar V
From India
Dear All,
This is really a good topic to discuss.
This is also called TableTop Exercise. We are doing at our plant.
This is exactly one type of Mock-Drill conducted on the table in conference room.
In this all Emergency Team Members are gathered on one table. Scenario is given and all are given two minutes to think over it to decide what one has to do in this matter.
After that as per mock-drill started, we have start TableTop Exercise.
One by one every one tell their roll in the scenario to mitigate the emergency.
If any mistakes / observations are there, it will tell to that person.
So ultimately, to clarify the doubt in the scenario.
This we are doing every week. And when acutal mock-drill is conducted, it will be from coducted TTE.
This will help all person to do the mock-drill successful.
Give your comments.
Regards,
Shailesh
From India, Pune
This is really a good topic to discuss.
This is also called TableTop Exercise. We are doing at our plant.
This is exactly one type of Mock-Drill conducted on the table in conference room.
In this all Emergency Team Members are gathered on one table. Scenario is given and all are given two minutes to think over it to decide what one has to do in this matter.
After that as per mock-drill started, we have start TableTop Exercise.
One by one every one tell their roll in the scenario to mitigate the emergency.
If any mistakes / observations are there, it will tell to that person.
So ultimately, to clarify the doubt in the scenario.
This we are doing every week. And when acutal mock-drill is conducted, it will be from coducted TTE.
This will help all person to do the mock-drill successful.
Give your comments.
Regards,
Shailesh
From India, Pune
Dear abhay,
1. Table Top Mock Drill is a planning tool used as first step in developing and testing contingency plans, for emergencies, business recovery, crisis management, mission planning, etc.
It is a suggested methodology used in the US Governments National Incident Management System (NIMS).
Basically, participants selected according to resource criteria in NIMS are gathered together to take a scenario (possible situation) and work through the response to and management of that scenario in a conference room or seminar (classroom) setting. The TTMD follows the process flow of incident managment, and preliminary assessments of needs and of bottle necks are identified. Secondly, it acts as a training tool for the participants to get them used to working with each other, and with dealing with the incident or mission as a team working within the system.
2. Participants are those individuals, organizations, and / or agencies who may be expected to manage the incident or mission. These are selected by the IC (Incident Commander) and Planner.
3. There are several ways to conduct. Most common method is to gather the participants in a room at a specified time, review basics of the NIMS, and present the scenario. Notes are kept of responses to the scenario, of, areas needing improvement, and of lessons learned in conducting the TTMD.
4. The TTMD benefits are in pre-planning and resolving issues prior to an active drill, and in providing training to the participants.
Unfortunately, I do not have my NIMS training examples here at this site. You may want to "Google" the following topics:
- Incident Command System\
- National Incident Management System
- Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA)
- Scenario - based training, Scenario - based testing
- Crisis Management
Hope that this information helps. . .
Thanks & Besafe
Raghu
From United States, Fpo
1. Table Top Mock Drill is a planning tool used as first step in developing and testing contingency plans, for emergencies, business recovery, crisis management, mission planning, etc.
It is a suggested methodology used in the US Governments National Incident Management System (NIMS).
Basically, participants selected according to resource criteria in NIMS are gathered together to take a scenario (possible situation) and work through the response to and management of that scenario in a conference room or seminar (classroom) setting. The TTMD follows the process flow of incident managment, and preliminary assessments of needs and of bottle necks are identified. Secondly, it acts as a training tool for the participants to get them used to working with each other, and with dealing with the incident or mission as a team working within the system.
2. Participants are those individuals, organizations, and / or agencies who may be expected to manage the incident or mission. These are selected by the IC (Incident Commander) and Planner.
3. There are several ways to conduct. Most common method is to gather the participants in a room at a specified time, review basics of the NIMS, and present the scenario. Notes are kept of responses to the scenario, of, areas needing improvement, and of lessons learned in conducting the TTMD.
4. The TTMD benefits are in pre-planning and resolving issues prior to an active drill, and in providing training to the participants.
Unfortunately, I do not have my NIMS training examples here at this site. You may want to "Google" the following topics:
- Incident Command System\
- National Incident Management System
- Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA)
- Scenario - based training, Scenario - based testing
- Crisis Management
Hope that this information helps. . .
Thanks & Besafe
Raghu
From United States, Fpo
Dear All,
Pls guide : How to Count Mock drill
1. What is meant by Mock drill
2. who required to attend.
3. How it is conducted
4. What is the benifites of it over regular mock drill
5. Sample of it's to learn & implement.
6. In factory act-1948 , where it is mentioned to conduct Mock drill
7. as soon as possible to provide me documents formats
pls
Regards,
Tushar
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From India, Mumbai
Pls guide : How to Count Mock drill
1. What is meant by Mock drill
2. who required to attend.
3. How it is conducted
4. What is the benifites of it over regular mock drill
5. Sample of it's to learn & implement.
6. In factory act-1948 , where it is mentioned to conduct Mock drill
7. as soon as possible to provide me documents formats
pls
Regards,
Tushar
+919823233784[/B]
From India, Mumbai
Dear All,
Thanks a lot for your inputs as this was a new term for me too.
Now. I am clear to it & will discuss at corporate level to conduct such TTMD in our plants also.
Regards,
Inderjeet Singh,
"Born to lead."
From India, Rajsamand
Thanks a lot for your inputs as this was a new term for me too.
Now. I am clear to it & will discuss at corporate level to conduct such TTMD in our plants also.
Regards,
Inderjeet Singh,
"Born to lead."
From India, Rajsamand
Dear all,
Table top discussion means pre-planning to the Mock Drill. It is possible to conduct only before conducting the announced Mock Drills (Not before Surprise Mock Drills).
Normally announced mock Drills will conduct in the initial stage, for proper coordination amongst allthe team. Table top Excercise should be always followed by a Drill.
Dear Mr. Tushar,
You asked many questions.... Please search in this site and you will get clarifications for them.
1. What is meant by Mock Drill?
A. Mock drill is a practice or a trial for evaluate the Emergency Preparedness & Response.
2. Who required to attnd?
A. Every person of the organization/ firm/ company.....
3, 5. How itis conducted?
A. Go through this site for more information.
4. Benefits?
A. To control emergencies without / ALARP losses.
6. Where it mentioned?
A. See Rule no. 13 of MSIHC Rules 1989.
7. ######
From India, Hyderabad
Table top discussion means pre-planning to the Mock Drill. It is possible to conduct only before conducting the announced Mock Drills (Not before Surprise Mock Drills).
Normally announced mock Drills will conduct in the initial stage, for proper coordination amongst allthe team. Table top Excercise should be always followed by a Drill.
Dear Mr. Tushar,
You asked many questions.... Please search in this site and you will get clarifications for them.
1. What is meant by Mock Drill?
A. Mock drill is a practice or a trial for evaluate the Emergency Preparedness & Response.
2. Who required to attnd?
A. Every person of the organization/ firm/ company.....
3, 5. How itis conducted?
A. Go through this site for more information.
4. Benefits?
A. To control emergencies without / ALARP losses.
6. Where it mentioned?
A. See Rule no. 13 of MSIHC Rules 1989.
7. ######
From India, Hyderabad
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