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[Organization Name] Manual ####.#
CHAPTER 4:
DEVOLUTION OF OPERATIONS IMPLEMENTATION
This chapter focuses on the four stages needed to devolve operations. The four sections expand
on the stages of readiness and preparedness, activation and relocation, devolution operations,
and reconstitution. During each phase, your devolution of operations plan must identify the
procedures, objectives, and logistics needed to effectively devolve organization operations.
Once identified, your organization can include all information in your plan or work on plan
implementation with the offices within your organization and their devolution counterparts.
Sample text for this section includes:
The DERG will implement the [Organization Name] Devolution of Operations Program in four
phases, as illustrated in Figure 4-1:
• Phase I: Readiness and Preparedness, includes all continuity readiness and preparedness
actions including plan development, review, and revision, TT&E, risk management, etc;
• Phase II: Activation and Transfer of Authority, which occurs immediately upon
confirmation that [Organization Name]’s primary operating facility is unavailable or
incapable of performing its essential functions, after either the Director, [Organization
Name], or the Devolution Director activate the Devolution of Operations Plan in
accordance with the activation triggers;
• Phase III: Devolution Operations, which continue until the emergency operations can be
terminated; and
• Phase IV: Reconstitution, which is conducted after the emergency or disruption ceases
and is unlikely to resume.
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4-1: D
O
I
P
IGURE
EVOLUTION OF
PERATIONS
MPLEMENTATION
HASES
Phase IV:
Reconstitution
DEVOP is terminated.
Enter
Operations and essential functions
transferred to [Organization]
Official Seal
Here
primary operating facility.
Return to normal operation.
[Organization Name]
Phase III:
Devolution Operations
Phase II: Activation & Transfer
DERG assumes [Organization]
operations, conducting all essential
[Organization] ERG and DERG are
functions and other DEVOP tasks
notified of event.
from the devolution sites.
Director, [Organization], (Active
Trigger) or Director, DERG, (Passive
Trigger) activates the Devolution of
Operations Plan or continues to monitor
the situation.
DERG deploys to their DERG sites.
* Phase I: Readiness and Preparedness
Not Shown in Figure 4-1
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