Tag: Emergency Preparedness
Mastering Resilience: What’s New At CIMC 2024?
Find out what’s new at this year’s Continuity Insights Management Conference (CIMC), taking place in Charlotte, NC May 6-8.
The Greatest Resource For Emergency Preparedness? Your CMMS
As severe weather becomes more commonplace, healthcare facilities are forced to prepare for recovery once the inevitable storm hits. Utilize your CMMS strategically before and after weather disasters to get back to serving patients as quickly as possible.
It’s The Holiday Season: Retail Workers Are Worried About Personal Safety
Retail workers report that petty theft , grab-and-run incidents, and hostile customer interactions have increased in their stores over the past year.
Resilient Buildings: Standing In The Face Of Disaster
Buildings and communities can look to codes, standards, and financing to achieve sustainability and resilience goals.
Run. Hide. Freeze. Fight. How Would You Respond To An Active Assailant?
A TAL Global poll asks: “If an assailant entered your building or office, which of the following do you believe you would do first?”
New Program Combats Soaring Workplace Overdose Deaths
With opioid-related fatalities in the U.S. at an all-time high, a new National Safety Council initiative aims to equip workplaces with lifesaving tools and training.
Active Assailant Prevention And Response
Facility managers should conduct an annual review of their sites with their team incorporating an active assailant focus.
Preparing For The Challenges Of Compounding Disasters
Compounding disasters, where two or more hazards are present, are forcing many organizations to evaluate their risks and response plans.
Situational Awareness Technology: Security For Large Facilities
Situational awareness technology has revolutionized the way retail malls approach safety and security. Learn how the Mall of America security team put it to use.
Emergency Preparedness: Fire Sprinkler System Retrofits
Whether you're planning a renovation, retrofit, or new construction, there are many considerations when choosing materials for a fire sprinkler system.
Continuity Insights 2023: The Urgent Need For Business Continuity Plans
At the 21st Continuity Insights Management Conference, BC and DR professionals gathered valuable insight about operational resilience.
New Nonprofit Helps Pre-K-12 Schools Prepare, Respond To Crisis
Focusing on five critical areas of service, the Council for School Safety Leadership (CSSL) helps school governance teams prepare for and react to significant crises.
Most U.S. Employees Not Satisfied With Workplace Safety Efforts
Workers believe their employers have the means to help them feel more prepared for emergencies, but say current safety efforts have not been very effective, finds new AlertMedia report.
Crisis Management: Business Continuity And Incident Response Planning
Margaret J. Millett, Head of Global Resilience, Uber, discusses her Continuity Insights Management Conference topic — Crisis Management: Bridging The Gap Between Business Continuity And Incident Response Planning.
Continuity Insights: What’s Risk Got To Do With It?
Mary Herbst, VP of Enterprise Risk Management and Compliance, YMCA of the North, discusses her session topic for the 21st Annual Continuity Insights Management Conference: What’s Risk Got To Do With It? A Proactive Approach To Risk Management.
Continuity Insights: Resilience Is A Team Sport
Ray Bonilla, Meta, discusses his session topic for the 21st Annual Continuity Insights Management Conference: Resilience Is A Team Sport — Driving Broader Organization Engagement And Impact.
How To Ensure Employee Safety, Business Continuity As Crises Mount
Overhauling or even fine-tuning emergency preparedness and response plans can feel daunting. Here's where to start.
Stadiums Can Keep Emergency Communications Out Of The “Dead Zone”
At high-profile stadium venues, Advanced Emergency Responder Communication Enhancement Systems (ERCES) can help eliminate potential dead zones to allow first responders to stay connected.
Most Public Schools Feel Prepared For A Pandemic
The majority of public schools have a written plan in place for a pandemic disease, as well as active shooter situations, natural disasters, and suicide threats or incidents.
Severe Weather: Protecting Facilities With Technology
How innovative weather technology protects utility providers and supports better emergency response coordination during weather disasters