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Tonex - 2 Days Business Continuity and Disaster Recovery Workshop
Business Continuity and Disaster Recovery Workshop gives participants the skills to identify natural disaster critical continuity needs. Participants will learn how to build a disaster recovery plan and implement the functions to ensure their organization is protected from the constant risk of business disruptions caused by natural threats.
Whether it’s a natural disaster like a pandemic, hurricane, storm, flood or wildfire, or it’s a mechanical or facility disaster like a boiler failure or toxic chemical spill, having a plan in place can help make your organization less vulnerable and provide a framework for a return to business as usual.
Participants will learn how to:
- Recognize the hurricane events that might compromise their business, assess the threats facing their company and identify steps to eliminate or minimize the impact of those threats.
- Develop procedures that enable them to respond when a hurricane disaster occurs or is forecast to occur.
- Identify their company’s critical business functions and define procedures that will facilitate restoration of sales, production and operations to pre-disaster levels.
Fundamentals of Disaster Recovery and Business Continuity
- Disaster Recovery Plan
- Business Continuity Plan
- The Components of a Hurricane Disaster Recovery and Business Continuity Plan
- Assessing how quickly you bounce back after a hurricane
- Recovery costs
- Prepare, Respond, Recover
- Steps to Executing a Hurricane Business Continuity Plan
- Hurricane Preparedness
- Emergency Response
- Business Recovery
- OSHA’s Hurricane eMatrix
- Activities most commonly performed during hurricane response and recovery work
- Hazards
- Decisions to protect workers
- Recommendations for personal protective equipment
- Safe work practices
- Precautions
- Hurricane Guidelines by Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)
- Hurricane Guidelines by Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA)
Group Activity Workshop
Creating Your Business Continuity Plan
- Analyze your Organization’s Business Operations and Essential Functions
- Essential Functions and Personnel
- Risk Assessments and Evaluations
- Risk Management
- Immediate Response and Impact Levels
- Administrative Procedures
- Communications Plan
- Resource and Procurement Management Plans
- Designation of Authority
- Devolution
- Alternate Facility Operations
- Activation and Relocation
- Mission Critical Systems
- Essential Records Management
- Reconstitution
- Logistics
- Alternate Location
- Interoperable Communications
- Planning Responsibilities
- Training, Tests and Exercise
- Maintenance & Improvement
- Alternate Location/Facility Information
- Maps and Evacuation Routes
- Department Impact Form
- Public Health Emergencies
The Saffir-Simpson Hurricane Wind Scale is a 1 to 5 rating based on a hurricane’s sustained wind speed.