Disaster Recovery Disasters prevent normal business operations Natural

Disaster Recovery Disasters prevent normal business operations

Natural disasters Tornados v Earthquakes v Floods v Blizzards v Wildfires v Hurricanes v 1 a

Man-made threats Fire v Crime v Sabotage v Terrorism v Vandalism v 1 b

Utility outages v Electric v Water v Natural gas 1 c

Threats affect v People v Property v Information v Neighboring systems areas 1 d

Recovery team v Business v Data operations center v Facility salvage v Employee relief 2

Immediate notifications v Employees v Fire v Police v Ambulance 3 a

Other notifications OSHA v Insurance v Contractors v Union officials v Customers v Suppliers v 3 b

Public information v Media v General public v Special interest groups v Neighbors 4 a

Reporters v If reporters ask you, refer them to your spokesperson. 4 b

Spokesperson handles v Equal access to information v Escorting v Records media of information released v Providing press releases 4 c

Spokesperson will not v Speculate v Exaggerate v Minimize v Cover severity up v Assess blame 4 d

Spokesperson will v Avoid jargon v Report v Get facts answers 4 e

Reentry v Reenter only with management approval and instructions 5 a

Recovery team v Escort investigators v Salvage property v Direct records, personal contractors 5 b

Reentry hazards v Explosion v Fire v Chemical leaks v Electrocution v Flooding v Exposures to asbestos, lead 5 c

Fire protection v Smoke alarms v Fire suppression system v Fire extinguishers v Access to fire hydrants 6

Flood hazards v Clean water supply v Sewage v Chemical v Molds, spills fungi v Disease 7

Chemical hazards v Flammable liquids v Combustible liquids v Toxic chemicals 8 a

Specially trained workers v Evaluate v Clean storage areas up spills 8 b

Electrical hazards v Electrician inspects facility before power is restored 9 a

Electric appliances v Inspect before use v Remove from service if damaged 9 b

Natural or LP-gas hazards v Facility inspected before service is restored 10 a

In case of a gas leak v Leave v Warn others to evacuate v Leave v Call the building doors open emergency help 10 b

Portable generators v Manufacturer’s v Exhaust v Power instructions hazards cords v Connections 11

Temporary heaters v Approved for use v Clearance v Manufacturer’s instructions v Ventilation 12

Employee relief center v Employees and families v Food v Supplies v Financial assistance v Counseling 13 a

Employee assistance programs v Financial guidance v Emotional guidance 13 b

Safety plans v Safety plans apply to recovery operations 13 c

Safety plan modifications v Emergency v Fire action plan prevention plan v First aid procedures v Exposure control plan 13 d

Safety plan modifications v Hazard communication v HAZWOPER v PPE hazard assessment 13 e

Safety plan modifications v Process safety management v Respiratory v Risk plan protection management 13 f

Disaster assistance v v Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) Private insurance 14 a

FEMA is a resource for disaster v Response v Recovery v Aid v Mitigation 14 b

FEMA is a resource for disaster v Preparedness v Training exercises v Communication technologies 14 c

Business continuation plan goals v Ensure occurs safety when disaster v Identify critical operations v Immediate business continuation 15 a

Business continuation plan goals v Long-term business continuation v Minimize duration of disruption v Minimize damage and loss 15 b

Business continuation plan goals v Management succession v Organize, authority, coordinate recovery 15 c

Business continuation plan components v Limit v Site access to facility security v Backup power supplies v Restore utilities 15 d

Business continuation plan components v Communications recovery v Alternate location v Relocate personnel v Temporary operations 15 e

Limit access to facility v Outsourcing customers to service v Data/computer v Interim recovery organizational structure 15 f

For more information v For more information, contact: _________________ 16