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Caroline Duncan
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Having a plan in place that you can enact as quickly as possible during an emergency is critical for your organization.
Emergencies can strike at any time: floods, fires, earthquakes, severe storms, gas leaks, accidents, terror attacks, bomb threats and active shooters – to name a few – can catch you off guard. In fact, most emergencies take place with little to no warning at all.
There isn’t time to start an emergency communications plan from scratch when you are in the thick of an emergency situation. But having one pre-prepared can help you to keep your staff safe and gain control of the situation as quickly as possible.
No two emergencies situations are the same. A good pre-prepared emergency communications plan will allow you to populate communications to your staff, the media, clients and other stakeholders quickly with details of the live situation as it unfolds.
When developing the plan you should:
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