“Plan Today. Protect Tomorrow.”
Communication is key. All stakeholders in your Emergency Action Plan will need to communicate. Old school numbers written on paper and a landline will beat a broken, lost or dead cell phone every time. Till...
Anyone and everyone who will be impacted by your Emergency Action Plan must be involved in the creation of the plan. This will relieve you of some pressure of building the plan and allow the...
Alternate Risks / Natural Disaster / Risk Management / Tip of the Day
by Daniel · Published 2019-02-21
Contact your County Office of Emergency Management to discover the major disaster they are planning for. Major disasters will cause secondary events. Hurricanes will cause structural and infrastructure damage followed by flooding Earthquakes will cause...
Emergencies and Disasters have unique tactics, techniques or procedures for mitigating, planning, responding and recovery. These TTP’s with a few exceptions are a small portion of the planning process. The bulk of your planning revolves...
Moving Parts An Emergency Action Plan has many moving parts. These parts are independent of each other and need to be developed independently. Till next time “Be Safe”
Don’t Video and Drive Driving a car while filming a promotional video is an unacceptable risk. You place yourself and the people around you at risk. Don’t do it. Till next time ...
