Protect Your Business

Every Business Should Have An Emergency Plan.

It can save lives, company assets, and your business  

Business continuity planning must account for all hazards (both man-made and natural disasters). You should plan in advance to manage any emergency situation. Assess the situation, use common sense and available resources to take care of yourself, your co-workers and your business's recovery.

	Be Informed Know what kinds of emergencies might affect your company		Deciding to Stay or go Shelter in place or evacuate-plan for both possibilities
	Continuity Planning Carefully assess how your company functions, both internally and externally		Fire Safety Fire is the most common of all business disasters
	Emergency Planning Your employees and co-workers are your business's most important and valuable assetts		Medical Emergencies Take steps that give you the upper hand in responding to medical emergencies
	Emergency Supplies Think first about the basics of survival: fresh water, food, clean air and warmth

In addition to emergency planning, there are steps you can take to both safeguard your company and secure your physical assets.

	Insurance Coverage Policies vary, meet with your provider to review current coverage		Equipment Conduct a room-by-room walk-through to determine what needs to be secured.
	Utility Disruptions Prepare for extended outages during and after a disaster.		Building Air Protection Assess the HVAC system to improve indoor air quality.
	Facilities, Buildings & Plants Take steps to secure physical assets.		Cyber Security Protect your data and information technology systems.