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words, “Life is what happens while you’re busy making other plans” is as true as you can say it is. Unfortunately, the simple truth is that bad things are going to happen. When they do happen in your company, it’s important to plan ahead and be prepared.
When a company faces significant claims, major accidents, community crises, environmental disasters, or negative media attention, Contingency Planis part of positive and responsible behavior. Risk Management Plan. This plan should be well thought out and include variations to accommodate any emergency situations you may encounter.
Working with a broker like TSIB, who has years of experience working on crisis management issues, can be extremely valuable and beneficial for your company. You should ensure that your broker has experience in the following areas:
- Crisis Communication Plan
- Deaths and serious injuries
- Terrorist threat
- Civil unrest
- Labor disputes
- Media Management
- Fire/Explosion Response
- Environmental Crisis
- Responding to specific severe weather events
- Bomb threat
- Workplace violence
- Mass shootings
- Building closure
- Collapse/damage of buildings
- Liability of construction managers, general contractors, subcontractors, etc.
Contingency plans A complex subject This requires a multidisciplinary approach, which is why it is important to have a broker who can assist with any actions that need to be taken or considered.
If you have questions about contingency planning or would like to review your current plan, Reaching out Today we went to TSIB!
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