International Crisis Management

This section (International Crisis Management) of the Field Manual will give instructions for how to manage risks specific to your international location by providing protocols and helping to create customized plans to help guide you in the event of a crisis. See the topics connected to International Crisis Management linked below.

• Crisis Management Roles & Responsibility
  • International Crisis Management Team
  • Shared Crisis Authority and Responsibility
• International Risk Assessment
  • Reliant's Theology of Risk Statement
  • Determining a Location's Risk Intensity
  • Prioritization of Care & Responsibility
  • Location Risk Assessment Tool
  • Countries with extreme threat level
• Crisis Management Preparation
  • Color Codes for Situational Awareness
  • Prefield Security Training
  • Power of Attorney Info and FAQs
  • Location Documentation
  • Communication Devices
  • Evaluation of Local Hospitals and Health Facilities
  • Emergency Items Preparation
  • Crisis Management for Families
• Crisis Reporting & Documentation
  • Notifying Reliant of a Crisis
  • Documenting an Incident
  • Confidentiality During Crisis Events
• Crisis Response
  • Crisis Escalation Levels
  • Shelter in Place
  • Places of Refuge
  • Embassy and Consulate Assistance
  • Government Assistance
  • Kidnapping, Hostage-Taking, and Extortion
  • Safety Tips: Being Followed
  • Conditions for Disavowal of Personnel
  • International Crisis Counseling
  • Evacuation
    • Evacuation Stages
    • International Crisis Evacuation Assistance
    • Self-Evacuation
    • Evacuation Trigger Points for Action
    • Return or Resumption of Operations After An Evacuation
• Crisis Management FAQs