
May 14, 2007
How will your life change if you experience a disaster tomorrow at 3:00 pm? It is estimated that seven out of 10 families are not prepared to handle a major disaster. In recent years, there has been a focus on preparing for potential terrorist attacks, but emergency preparedness also applies to natural disasters and workplace violence.
Families, businesses and communities must develop a response plan to deal with possible emergencies to protect family members, employees and citizens.
A communications and response plan helps everyone know what is required of them in the event of an emergency. A comprehensive plan will help to manage the situation and reduce the potential for loss of lives and injury.
To prepare a communications plan, Universal Protection Service suggests the following actions and resources.
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IP has changed the way people are thinking about security for their industrial environments. With the vast capability for collecting and analyzing data that comes with an IP-based security system, the mission is no longer simply surveillance, but an integrated security system.