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How well would your organization survive
a catastrophic disaster or emergency? In this must-attend
seminar, you'll learn a variety of sound techniques and smart
approaches for keeping your business operational and your people
safe during times of crisis.
We'll cover preparedness training to help
you cope successfully with:
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Floods |
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Earthquakes |
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Vandalism |
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Fires |
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Computer issues
(Crashes, hackers,
viruses)
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Threats or attacks |
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Hurricanes |
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Theft |
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Toxic chemical leaks or
spills |
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Tornados |
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And
more! |
 With a smart, comprehensive
contingency plan in place, the chances of your organization
surviving a natural or man-made disaster increase
substantially. In this seminar, you'll gain dozens of tools,
strategies, and techniques for developing an emergency response
plan tailored to
meet your organization's needs. You'll discover how to secure your building;
safeguard your employees; protect valuable data, records, and sensitive information; and
react swiftly, calmly, and decisively when a threatening situation becomes imminent.
Emergency Planning and Disaster
Management for Your Organization is an excellent first line of
defense for your business and employees. Based on
cutting-edge research, real-world incidents, and proven emergency
response techniques, this seminar offers you a wealth of critical information. Your trainer will walk
you through all you need to know to put a
properly prepared action plan into place, from initial risk analysis of
your organization to testing your completed emergency plan for potential problems.
Don't hesitate to attend this seminar.
You'll come away armed with the vital knowledge you need to act swiftly during emergencies and keep your employees and your facility safe
and secure. What you learn here will give you the
peace of mind that comes with being prepared for the worst,
even though you may never be called upon to use it.
Don't miss this
valuable seminar! The welfare of your organization may depend on it!
Seminar Overview
Assessing the risks — how to pinpoint your
company's vulnerabilities in the face of disaster
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The key elements of
any emergency response plan |
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How
to identify your organization's most vulnerable areas, based on
(1) geography and climate (2) type of industry |
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A simple, foolproof method for calculating your company's risk
tolerance |
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Emergencies you can prevent — and
the
ones you can counter only with a well-thought-out response
plan |
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Tips to
create and maintain backups of your most sensitive financial
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Preventing emergencies — what to consider,
how to prepare
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The role
of fire-prevention and -detection systems in reducing the threat of fire
hazards |
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Ways to protect your facility from water and
weather damage |
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Standard sprinkler system
alternatives that
may help protect computer and electronic equipment from
water damage |
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When the security of your facility is
in question — important security checkpoints to ensure
complete confidence |
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How
to get the most bang for your buck
by choosing methods and devices with high return
on investment |
Creating an emergency management plan
tailored to your organization
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How to identify the
key players in your company who will create, approve, and implement
an emergency management plan |
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Why it's so crucial to choose wisely
when it comes
to an emergency plan coordinator, and the qualities that person
should bring to this important position |
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Tips for getting your plan approved
by upper management —
the best way to budget, present, and "sell" your
plan |
Protecting your systems — IT, data,
and communications security —
and planning for recovery
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Cutting-edge techniques for protecing your system
from viruses and hackers |
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Critical security measures for avoiding data loss or
destruction |
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How to use firewalls to secure
your network |
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Off-site
storage: a look at feasibility and cost-effectiveness |
Keeping your emergency plan
alive within your organization
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The invaluable contribution of an
emergency
plan coordinator who carefully maintains, updates,
and oversees your plan |
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The importance of
keeping up to date with current training and
information |
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How to maintain a contact network of
everyone you and your employees
would need to contact in case
of emergency |
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Step-by-step procedures for
determining whether your plan adequately meets your
company's needs — and whether it will perform
up
to par in an emergency or disaster |
To
find out more about Emergency Planning and Disaster Management for Your Organization,
contact our customer service department at customerservice@pryor.com
or by phone at (800) 780-8476.
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