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Emergency management, also known as disaster management, is a discipline that deals with avoiding natural and man-made disasters.
Professionals in this field are engaged in disaster preparedness, response and recovery with the goal of lessening the impact of these disasters.
Legal representatives in these areas provide essential services including threat assessment, evaluating emergency response procedures and establishing guidelines for providing disaster relief in accordance with appropriate laws.
Emergency management professionals are the calm during the storm. They provide essential services before, during and after disasters.
An emergency management program is based on a risk management approach and includes activities in the five core components of emergency management: prevention, mitigation, preparedness, response, and recovery.
The implementation of an emergency management program will ultimately save lives and money, protect property, public health and the environment, maintain economic stability, and help assure the continuance of critical infrastructure. This will be accomplished by preventing some emergencies before they occur, lessening the frequency and potential impact of others, and by speeding the recovery process following an event.
Prevention: Actions taken to prevent an emergency or disaster.
Mitigation: Actions taken to reduce the effects of an emergency or disaster.
Preparedness: Actions taken prior to an emergency or disaster to ensure an effective response.
Response: Actions taken to respond to an emergency or disaster.
Recovery: Actions taken to recover from an emergency or disaster.
The key principles in emergency management are: Risk Management; Continuity of Operations/Business Continuity; and A System of Partnerships.
Our user friendly and concise plans cover the major elements of an emergency management system including:
Ensures that your system is customized to your needs and satisfies any corporate or regulatory requirements. Emergency response plans developed by our team are functional, complete, and user-friendly. When the job is done, your organization will have a plan that your people will own and have confidence in.
Because recovery from disaster or disruption involves processes that extend beyond emergency management, organizations today require business continuity as well as emergency response plans. Are you prepared? Our team can help you integrate your emergency management plan with your overall business continuity plan.
Crisis communications planning can address all facets of communications including plans, holding statements, media training, social media and messaging management.
Our auditing process, works with you to provide an practical evaluation.
We’ll provide you with a professional opinion as to your state of preparedness. When ERMC works with a client, we not only raise awareness about potential dangers and work to minimize hazards – we make sure you have the knowledge to effectively manage dangerous situations.
Our Team will work with you to identify existing hazards presented to your organization. Risks are subjectively ranked on the basis of impacts to the public, the organization, the environment. Included in this analysis is an evaluation of the resources in place to deal with the risks identified.
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