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NEWEST TRG LEADERSHIP TOOL
"Practical Means for Dealing with Difficult Times"

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EMERGENCY PLAN OF ACTION

PURPOSE: Engage an immediate sequence of pre-determined action to be followed in the event of an emergency.

STEPS TO USE
  • Designate both an emergency plan coordinator and alternate(s) in advance of emergencies
  • Set criteria for calling that "An Emergency" exists
  • Conduct an annual review of preparedness, including designation of the upcoming year’s coordinator and familiarity with this sequence
WORKING SEQUENCE
  1. Conduct a "Determination of Fact/Assessment"
    • Clarification of changes to physical condition of existing sites
    • Impact of conditions on Personnel health and safety
    • Impact on ability to operate
    • Insurance/uninsured implications and near term steps
  2. Assure operating structure of internal activity
    • Team, methods, and technical setup engaged
      • At the office (headquarter)
      • Off site
    • Project coordination in place
    • Engage Stakeholder management sequence
      • Communication: Of what? To whom? At what time?
      • Clarify involvement of team members with stakeholders
    • Check functioning/access to technical and financial resources
  3. Personal Implication Assessment of safety and physical functioning
    • Yourself
    • Team Members
  4. Conduct Client Implication Assessment
    • As regards to ongoing business and relation
    • Relation between Clients
  5. Ongoing Steps
    • Review Initial response
    • Set ongoing Action Plan
  6. Confirm and Monitor Ongoing Communication
    • Key Points
    • Methods
    • Timing of everything
  7. Reassessment (Subsequent to End of Emergency)
    • Detailed Review
    • Reset Process

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