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| '''1.''' Emergency Operations Centre or EOC is a physical or virtual facility site from which [[response]] teams [[exercise]] direction and [[control]] in an [[emergency]] or [[disaster]].  
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'''''Note (1)''''': The [[Crisis Management Team]] may be located in the EOC or Command Centre.''  

'''''Note (2)''''': The Emergency Operations Support Team is the team that provides administrative and logistics support to the Emergency Operations Centre (or [[Command Centre]]) and the Crisis Management Team.


Similar Term: [[Command Centre]]
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'''Related Term''': [[Command Centre Operations Support Team]], [[Emergency Operations Support Team]]
 
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'''2.''' A site from which plan execution teams [[exercise]] direction and [[control]] in an [[emergency]] or [[disaster]].
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'''3.''' See: Command Centre (CC), Emergency Command Centre (EEC), Command, Control and Co-ordination,

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'''4.''' An Emergency Operations Centre is a site from which [[response]] teams/officials (municipal, county, state and federal) provide direction and [[exercise]] [[control]] in an [[emergency]] or [[disaster]].

('''Source:''' Disaster Recovery Institute International / Disaster Recovery Journal - DRII/DRJ)


'''5.''' An Emergency Control Centre (ECC) is a [[Command Centre]] used by the [[Crisis Management Team]] during the first phase of an [[event]]. An [[organization]] should have both primary and secondary locations for an ECC in case one of them becomes unavailable/inaccessible. It may also serve as a reporting point for deliveries, services, press and all external contacts.

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'''6.''' [[Process]] by which a [[Business Continuity Plan (BC Plan)|business continuity plan]] is reviewed in accordance with a predetermined schedule and modified in light of such factors as new legal or regulatory requirements, changes to external environments, technological changes, test/exercise results, personnel changes, etc.

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'''7.''' 1) A facility either static or mobile from which the total operation or aspects of the operation are managed.
2) A facility established to [[control]] and coordinate the [[response]] and support to an [[incident]] or [[emergency]].
3) Also known as an [[incident]] [[control]] centre,agency operations centre and forward [[control]] centre.

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'''8.''' A site from which response teams/officials (municipal, county, state and federal) provide direction and exercise control in an emergency or disaster.  See Emergency Control Centre, Crisis Centre, Crisis Room, Incident Room.
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