GarnetGlobal Training Center العربية

Security & Emergency Management

Incident Command System

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Code
GGT-SD-105
Duration
5 or 10 days
Language
English or Arabic
Sessions 2027–2030
20 / 8 cities

Overview

Incident Command System is part of the Security & Emergency Management track at Garnet Global Training Center. Protect people, assets and operations, and recover quickly when things go wrong. The course is taught in English or Arabic as a 5-day or 10-day program, in classrooms in cities such as Dubai, Riyadh, Cairo, London and Istanbul, or live online, and it can be delivered in-house with examples and exercises built around your own operations.

What you will be able to do

  • Explain the principles, terminology and standards that govern Incident Command System.
  • Apply proven methods and tools to real situations from your own workplace.
  • Analyse performance gaps, risks and root causes, and choose the right response.
  • Measure results with practical indicators and report them clearly to management.
  • Leave with a personal action plan you can start using the following week.

Who should attend

Security managers, emergency planners, business continuity and risk professionals.

Key topics

  • Threat and vulnerability assessment
  • Physical security design
  • Incident command
  • Business continuity
  • Exercises and drills
  • Investigations

5-day outline

  1. Day 1 Foundations of Incident Command System

    • Scope, terminology and governing standards
    • Threat and vulnerability assessment
  2. Day 2 Methods and tools

    • Physical security design
    • Incident command
  3. Day 3 Application and case studies

    • Business continuity
    • Investigations
  4. Day 4 Performance, risk and compliance

    • Exercises and drills
    • Measurement and reporting
  5. Day 5 Workshop, assessment and action plan

    • Hands-on workshop on a workplace challenge
    • Final assessment and personal action plan

10-day outline

  1. Day 1 Foundations of Incident Command System

    • Scope, terminology and governing standards
    • Threat and vulnerability assessment
  2. Day 2 Methods and tools

    • Physical security design
    • Incident command
  3. Day 3 Application and case studies

    • Business continuity
    • Investigations
  4. Day 4 Performance, risk and compliance

    • Exercises and drills
    • Measurement and reporting
  5. Day 5 Workshop, assessment and action plan

    • Hands-on workshop on a workplace challenge
    • Final assessment and personal action plan
  6. Day 6 Advanced techniques and specialist practice

    • Complex cases in depth
    • Common mistakes and how to avoid them
  7. Day 7 Digital tools, data and automation

    • Analysis tools and software
    • Using AI in this field
  8. Day 8 Benchmarking against international practice

    • Global performance benchmarks
    • International case studies
  9. Day 9 Capstone project

    • Analyse a real challenge from your organisation
    • Build the solution and implementation plan
  10. Day 10 Presentations, final assessment and certificates

    • Project presentations and review
    • Final exam and certificate award

Certificate

Participants who attend at least 90% of sessions and complete the final assessment receive a certificate of completion stating 35 contact hours (5-day) or 70 contact hours (10-day).

Schedule 2027–2030

DatesFormatCityLanguageFee (USD)Register
1–12 Feb 202710-day onlineLive onlineEnglish5,450Register
14–18 Jun 20275-day classroomDubaiArabic4,750Register
19–23 Sep 20275-day classroomRiyadhEnglish4,750Register
18–29 Oct 202710-day classroomLondonEnglish8,950Register
15–19 Nov 20275-day onlineLive onlineEnglish2,950Register
1–12 May 202810-day onlineLive onlineEnglish5,450Register
17–21 Jul 20285-day classroomGenevaEnglish4,750Register
14–25 Aug 202810-day classroomAmsterdamEnglish8,950Register
4–8 Sep 20285-day classroomLondonEnglish4,750Register
4–8 Dec 20285-day onlineLive onlineArabic2,950Register
15–19 Jan 20295-day onlineLive onlineEnglish2,950Register
11–15 Feb 20295-day classroomJeddahEnglish4,750Register
9–13 Apr 20295-day classroomDubaiEnglish4,750Register
10–21 Sep 202910-day classroomViennaEnglish8,950Register
10–21 Dec 202910-day onlineLive onlineArabic5,450Register
13–17 Jan 20305-day classroomKuwait CityArabic4,750Register
13–24 May 203010-day onlineLive onlineArabic5,450Register
15–19 Jul 20305-day onlineLive onlineArabic2,950Register
18–22 Aug 20305-day classroomJeddahEnglish4,750Register
4–15 Nov 203010-day classroomAmsterdamEnglish8,950Register

Cities for this course

It can also be delivered in-house in any other city. Request in-house

Frequently asked questions

How long is the Incident Command System course?

It runs as a 5-day program (35 contact hours) or a 10-day program (70 contact hours) that adds advanced techniques and a capstone project.

Where and when is Incident Command System held?

There are 20 public sessions from 2027 to 2030 in cities including Dubai, Riyadh, London, Geneva, Amsterdam, Jeddah, plus live online. Next dates: 1–12 Feb 2027 (Live online); 14–18 Jun 2027 (Dubai); 19–23 Sep 2027 (Riyadh).

How much does the Incident Command System course cost?

USD 4,750 for 5 days in a classroom, USD 2,950 for 5 days online, USD 8,950 for 10 days in a classroom and USD 5,450 for 10 days online, per participant excluding VAT.

Is the course available in Arabic and online?

Yes. It is taught in English or Arabic, in a classroom or live online, and materials can be provided in both languages.

Can we run it in-house or customise it?

Yes. We deliver it at your premises in any city and adapt duration, content and examples to your operations.

Do participants receive a certificate?

Yes. Participants who attend at least 90% of sessions and pass the final assessment receive a certificate of completion stating contact hours.