Emergency Management

Emergency management is the process of preparing for, mitigating, responding to and recovering from an emergency. An emergency can be anything that has a negative impact on your organization or facility. What constitutes an inconvenience for one organization can be a disaster for another. A stuffed toilet can be a nuisance or an emergency depending on the circumstances. An emergency must be considered within the context of the impact it has on the organization and the surrounding community. If there are additional toilets available it is a nuisance, if there is only one it is an emergency. Standing Stone works closely with our clients to develop effective emergency management strategies to prepare for and recover from an emergency incident. Good emergency planning and preparedness allows your organization to prevent or recover from damages to property and financial losses, and it can reduce your exposure to liability and regulatory fines.

Emergency management is a dynamic process. Planning, training, and coordination with community resources are critical to a successful program. Standing Stone aids our clients in evaluating their current emergency management capibilities. Can the client fulfill their responsibility to protect their people,property, processes and reputations? Where are the risks and how can they be overcome? Our consultants lead clients through this planning process, provide training and help conduct drills and exercies, so that they are prepared for and can recover from an emergency.

Emergencies can cost businesses and other organizations millions of dollars in losses every year. Being well prepared can prevent and lower those losses. Reasonable steps can be taken to limit injuries and damages and return to normal operations more quickly. Call us to find out how your organization can be better prepared.

The Five Aspects in Any Comprehensive Emergency Management Plan:

Proactive
Determining and prioritizing the assests requiring protection, assessing the likely threats and ascertaining the vulnerabilities are the first steps toward eliminating or mitigating an emergency.

Preventative
Limiting the impact of a crisis to an organization should an emergency occur.

Reactive
Appropriately responding to an incident that has occured to further limit the impact on the organization and to prepare for recovery measures.

Recovery
Bringing back to operation the functions of an organization, both in the short and long term.

Enhancement
The overall review of pratices, policies, and procedures relating to drills and actual events that are aimed at identifying areas of weakness and improving them.

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