An untested PCS or PICS is just a hypothesis. ELISK. designs and runs municipal and inter-municipal crisis exercises, from scenario to after-action review, to make sure the plan actually works on the day it's needed.
Discover our supportEach exercise targets a specific goal — testing coordination, mobilization or alerting — and is built from the risks actually diagnosed for your territory.
A discussion-based simulation: the crisis unit is walked through an evolving scenario to test decision-making, coordination and role allocation, without deploying resources in the field.
A full-scale mobilization of teams and, if the scenario calls for it, the population: testing material resources, real response times and field logistics under near-real conditions.
Testing the alert chain, public information and media handling: the right message, at the right time, through the right channel.
Beyond drafting them, municipalities must test their PCS and PICS regularly — at least once every 5 years, under Decree No. 2022-1532 of 8 December 2022.
Test the plan's realism, verify procedures, train teams and assess resources.
Minimum frequency: one exercise every 5 years.
Municipal, pooled, led by the EPCI, or combined with a departmental exercise.
Every exercise — or every real crisis — must produce an after-action review.
ELISK. designs each exercise from your territory's risk diagnosis, runs the session on the day, then formalizes the lessons learned to help your PCS or PICS evolve.
A structured exercise, built on your real risks and followed by a formal after-action review.
The scenario is built from the risks actually diagnosed for your territory.
Participants, date, resources: everything is set before the day itself.
The exercise is run by ELISK., whether tabletop, field or crisis communication.
A formal RETEX report and concrete recommendations to update your PCS or PICS.
Maximum years between two exercises, under the Internal Security Code.
A scenario built on risks actually diagnosed, not a textbook case.
A formal after-action review after every exercise, to keep the plan evolving.
Four deliverables to turn a legal obligation into a genuinely operational plan.
An exercise scenario built from the risks actually diagnosed for your territory.
A tabletop, field or communication session, run by ELISK. with your teams and, if needed, the public.
A formal RETEX report, in line with Articles D. 731-12 and D. 731-13 of the Internal Security Code.
Concrete recommendations to update your PCS or PICS in light of the exercise.
