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CIMS 4: Advanced Incident Management & Organisational Response

Step up. Lead confidently. Respond effectively.

 

CIMS 4 is a two-day, scenario-rich course designed for individuals who hold, or may step into, a designated emergency response role within their organisation.

Building on CIMS 3, this course strengthens your understanding of the CIMS framework and focuses on practical leadership, real-time decision-making, and team coordination under pressure.
Delivered face-to-face or in a virtual classroom, CIMS 4 is tailored to your specific organisation, ensuring relevance and real-world application.
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What You’ll Learn:

 

  • In-depth understanding of CIMS principles, functions and structure

  • Clear definition of IMT roles, responsibilities and sub-functions

  • Crisis communication, leadership and team coordination in emergency situations

  • Use of CIMS documentation, facilities, and handover/briefing tools

  • Organisation-specific scenarios and response planning

  • Group exercises to apply knowledge in real-time

Who It’s For:

 

  • Staff with designated response roles in your emergency management plan

  • Leaders, coordinators or alternates expected to lead during an emergency

  • Organisations looking to strengthen internal incident management capability

Assessment & Certification:

 

  • Unit Standard 29553 – Demonstrate operational knowledge of NZ’s CIMS

  • Unit Standard 29554 – Apply operational knowledge of NZ’s CIMS

  • Assessments are both online and scenario-based (in-classroom)

  • Certificate issued upon successful completion

Delivery Options:

 

  • 2-day in-person course (min 12 – max 20)

  • Virtual classroom (Zoom) (min 8 – max 12)

  • Customised to include your SOPs, emergency response plans, and internal structures

Investment:

 

  • $3400 + GST (corporate rate for up to 20 participants)

  • Additional travel costs may apply

📩 Contact us to book at admin@c4group.co.nz
📞 Or call 09 636 7339

Included in This Course:

 

  • Organisation-specific emergency response scenario design

  • Updates on the latest CIMS model changes and learnings from major NZ events

  • Optional integration of Crisis Leadership elements