Our Resilience Challenge Panel has released timings for when they will review your investigation, please see below: IW College TEAM 1 10:00 Island 6th Form TEAM 2 10:20 Carisbrooke College TEAM 3 10:40 Medina College TEAM 4 11:00 Ryde Academy TEAM 5 11:20 St Catherine’s College TEAM 6 11:40 BREAK 12:00 St George’s School TEAM […]
When evacuating civilians from a disaster, several key factors should be considered to ensure a safe and efficient process. These factors may vary depending on the nature of the disaster, but some common considerations include: Early Warning Systems: Evacuation Planning: Communication: Evacuation Routes: Transportation: Shelter and Accommodations: Resource Management: Coordination with Authorities: Special Needs Considerations:
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In the event of a regional disaster, the civil administration’s priorities will vary depending on the specific circumstances and severity of the disaster. However, generally speaking, the following list outlines the key priorities that need to be addressed: Life Safety and Medical Care: Communications: Power and Utilities: Water and Sanitation: Transportation and Access: Food and
The incident has taken a turn for the worse! At 12:00 today, the Unexploded Ordnance prematurely detonated, causing a large explosion. Luckily no one has been injured. However, there are reports of damage to critical infrastructure in the area, with a lack of water pressure, power and mobile communications it will be difficult for anyone
You have 20 minutes in the room with the judging panel. 15 minutes to present and 5 mins for questions. The time limit is very strict! Your presentation must detail the following: You will be given a 5, 3 and 1 minute warning. At the end of the 20 minutes, you will have to stop and let the next team
The EOD from the Royal Engineers is currently working on the UXB using a remotely operated robot. It appears to be very unstable and are requesting everyone to stay indoors and away from their windows. You will be informed through TV, Radio and social media broadcast when it is safe to resume normal activities. Please
The emergency services have completed the temporary evacuation of everyone within a 300-metre radius of the construction site. They are currently being housed at the Isle of Wight College. This is only a precautionary measure due to the size of the device. Police are patrolling the area to ensure no one moves back into the
The Isle of Wight’s Emergency Services Team has carefully analysed the WW2 Bomb discovery in Newport. To aid your investigation, specific questions have been issued for you to explore: 1. Map out the 300 and 600-metre evacuation zones 2. Identify infrastructure that is in this zone 3. If you needed to replace the infrastructure because