Executive Command Operational System

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LEAVING THIS DOCUMENT

The link below will take you to the Executive Command Handbook (policies, procedures, and reference library).

➡️ Open Handbook Hub: Executive Command Handbook Main Hub

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Purpose ECOS is a live operational framework designed to plan, coordinate, and deliver security operations in real-world environments.

It provides clear, actionable protocols and operational structures to support effective decision-making and response during live security operations. It is designed for use under pressure and prioritises clarity, consistency, and control.

How ECOS is used ECOS operates in conjunction with event-specific Operation Orders: • ECOS defines how operations are conducted • Operation Orders define how ECOS is applied to a specific event

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How to Use This System Use the relevant operational sections as needed: • Incident Response Protocols for specific incidents • Command & Control for coordination and decision-making • Zone Operations for area-based management • Entry & Search Operations for access control • Emergency Framework for structured major incident response

All guidance is designed for real-time operational use.

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Decision Making (ECDM) All ECOS protocols are applied using a consistent decision-making approach. In live operations, decisions must be fast, clear, and focused on outcome.

Always start with: “What am I trying to achieve right now?” • Protect people and property • Set a clear objective • Act to achieve it • Reassess and adapt

Maintain momentum — do not over-analyse.

➡️ Open full Decision Model (ECDM): Executive Command Decision Model (ECDM)

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🔴 Incident Response Protocols

Step-by-step procedures for specific incidents

Serious Assault (GBH)

Sexual Assault

Violence & Disorder

Weapon Seen Event (WSE)

Suspicious Items & Explosive Threats (HOT Protocol & Initial Response)

Missing / Vulnerable Person

Lost Child / Missing Vulnerable Person (Open Processions & Events)

Crowd Surge / Crush Risk

Access Control & Removal

Fire / Alarm Activation (Control Activation)

Major Medical Event (MME)