BCM
Framework
Your Company Name
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Introduction
Emergency Planning Governance Structure
Prevention and Mitigation
Preparedness Planning
Response
Recovery/ Evaluation
KPI Metrics and Dashboard
Content
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Purpose Plan Maintenance
Review
Scope Goal
Introduction
Purpose
To ensure the safety
and security of staff
and visitors
To facilitate a fully integrated
multidisciplinary approach in
event of external disaster
To respond in timely
and efficient manner
To undertake the
rescue operations
To minimize losses
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Plan Template
(1/2)
Hazard Identification /
Safety Assessment
Structural Assessment
Non-Structural Assessment
Resource Inventory
Response
Plan
Mitigation of hazards identified
Evacuation Plan
Special Provisions for handicapped
Plan Components
Plan Template (2/2)
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Rescue
Relief
Your Text Here
Rehab
Reconstruct
& Recovery
Your Text Here
PreparednessPreventionRisk Analysis
Warning and
Evacuation
Structural
Measures
Vulnerability
Analysis
Planning of
Disaster Response
Non-Structural
Measures
Hazard
Assessment
Risk
Assessment
Response Long Term MeasuresMitigation
Disaster Management Plan
Maintenance Review
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Date List of Equipment Serial No.
Parts in Scope –
Maintenance Schedule
Frequency
Service Engineer
Name
Status
12th Jan 2019 Fire Extinguisher Your Text Here Your Text Here 1 Month Er. Paul Watson Installed
12th Jan 2019 Extension Cord Your Text Here Your Text Here 2 Months Er. John Smith In Progress
12th Jan 2019 Ropes Your Text Here Your Text Here 1 Month Your Text Here In Progress
12th Jan 2019 Generator Your Text Here Your Text Here 3 Months Your Text Here Installed
12th Jan 2019 Your Text Here Your Text Here Your Text Here Your Text Here Your Text Here Your Text Here
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Scope
Pre - Event
Mitigation e.g. risk
prevention
Preparedness e.g.
training programs
Response e.g. immediate
intervention
Recovery e.g. Long
Term Plans
Post - Event
Prepare for your Event
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Post Event
1- 3 weeks after event
Pre Event
1-8 weeks before event
During Event
the week of the event
Preparation
“the earlier, the better”
Objective: Create awareness
& excitement around event
Main message: promote
event details/launches
Create a landing page to inform,
inspire & activate
Drive traffic to your page with SEA &
social media
Follow event activities on social media
channels
Ask your colleagues to help by sharing
social posts
Objective: Create awareness
& excitement around event
Main message: amplify your
presence at the event
Drive traffic to your page with SEA &
social media
Follow event activities on social
media channels
Ask your colleagues to help by
sharing social posts
Objective: Remember &
recycle event content is key
Main message: reminder of
event agenda by recycling
Update landing page with event
content
Follow up with thank you e-mail to
attendees
Reuse event message on social
media channels
Report to your organization
Plan in advance
Do a short online check search
for your event in Google; search for the
event #hashtag on Twitter
Objective
Target Audience
Main message
Tactics per channel
Timeline
Budget
Create a solid pre, during & post
event approach
Goals
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Achieve rapid and
effective recovery
Assure appropriate
assistance to victims
of disaster
Avoid the potential
losses from hazards
Ensure availability of
resources to protect against
and deal with an emergency
or threatening situation
Emergency Preparedness
Planning and Management
Committee Members
Community Care Unit –
Sub Committee
Emergency Planning
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EmergencyPlanning
GovernanceStructure
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Emergency Preparedness Planning and Management
Committee Members (1/2)
Chairman
Vice Chairman
Joint Advisor
Text Here
Under
Secretary
Joint Advisor
Policy & Plan
Under
Secretary
Administration
Joint Advisor
Text Here
Assistant Advisor
Text Here
Joint Advisor
Policy & Plan
Assistant Advisor
Policy & Plan
Joint Advisor
Operations
Assistant Advisor
Operations
Text Here
Joint Advisor
Mitigation
Projects
Ass. Advisor
Mitigation
Projects
Text Here
Project
Director
Project
Manager
Text
Here
Director
Finance
Assistant Advisor
Finance
Text
Here
Advisor
Policy & Plan
Advisor
Operations
Advisor
Mitigation
Joint Secretary
Administration
Project Director
NCRMP
Financial
Advisor
Add Member
Name Here
Add Member
Name Here
Add Member
Name Here
Add Member
Name Here
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Emergency Preparedness Planning and Management
Committee Members (2/2)
Law Enforcement
Facilities Operations
Evacuation / Residential
Operations
Medical Services
Fire Services
Operations
Food Service
Care & Shelter
Supply Unit
Information Systems
/ Communications
Personnel &
Volunteer Unit
Logistics
Demobilization &
Recovery
Situation Unit
Resource Unit
Damage Assessment
Text Here
Planning /
Intelligence
Compensation
time Unit
Documentation
Procurement /
Accounting
Claims
Cost / Budget
Finance
Administration
Incident Commander
Management Team Safety Officer Your Text HereEOC Director
CommunityCareUnit–Sub
CommitteeEmergency
Planning(1/2)
Response Group
Recovery Group
Add Text Here
Emergency
Management Team
Phone Bank Volunteers
Add Text Here
Add Text Here
Safety
Coordinators
Co-Chairs
Emergency Management Team
President’s Cabinet
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Home MinisterHome Minister
Additional Secretary
SecretarySecretary
Secretariat
Development
Director
Accountant
(Vacant)
Accountant
Division
Budget
Accounts
Stores
Audit
Reports
Accountant
Chief
Accountant
Sr. Assistant
Secretary
(Administration)
Admin
Division
Foreign Visits / Training
Transport
Assistant
Secretary
(Administration)
Disaster Management
Division
Development Assistant
Management Assistant
Assistant
Secretary
(Disaster Management)
Sr. Assistant
Secretary
(Disaster Management)
Human Rights
Division
Legal Officer – 1
Legal Assistant - 4
Assistant
Secretary
(Human Rights)
Sr. Assistant
Secretary
(Human Rights)
Internal Audit
Division
Development Assistant
Minor Employers
Internal
Auditor
Community Care Unit – Sub Committee Emergency
Planning (2/2)
Operational
Impact Analysis
Risk
Assessments
Client Safety “Get
Prepared” Guide
Financial
Impact analysis
Hazard
Identification
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Preventionand
Mitigation
Hazard Identification
General Layout
Area is tidy and well kept Yes / No
Adequate storage of provided for Yes / No
Floor is free from obstructions Yes / No
Walkways are free from obstructions Yes / No
Add Your Text Here Yes / No
Environmental Issues
Use of energy resource is minimized Yes / No
Workshop has had an energy audit Yes / No
E-mail is used where possible Yes / No
Add Your Text Here Yes / No
Add Your Text Here Yes / No
General Facilities
Washing facilities are adequate Yes / No
Storage space for personal belongings is available Yes / No
Cleaning is adequate Yes / No
Cleaning chemicals are labelled Yes / No
Add Your Text Here Yes / No
Environment
Temperature is comfortable Yes / No
Lighting is adequate Yes / No
Area is free from odours Yes / No
Add Your Text Here Yes / No
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First Aid Facilities
Location of first aid kits is known to people Yes / No
First aid kits are accessible within 5 minutes Yes / No
Add Your Text Here Yes / No
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Risk Assessment
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Risk Scoring Results
Consequences
Insignificant Minor Moderate Major Catastrophic
Likelihood 1 2 3 4 5
Almost Certain - - - - -
Likely - - - - -
Possible - - - - -
Unlikely - - - - -
Rare - - - - -
Extreme Risk
Immediate Action where senior
management get involved
High Risk
Management responsibility
should be specified
Moderate Risk
Managed by specific
responsible person
Low Risk
Managed by
routine process
Operational Impact Analysis
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Likelihood
A B C D E
Consequence Cash Flow Profitability Impact 1 Impact 2 Impact 3
1 First Aid Injury Low Low Medium Medium High
2 Medical Treatment Injury Low Medium Medium High Extreme
3 Last time Injury less that 7 days Medium Medium High Extreme Extreme
4 LTI > 7 days PTD or fatality Medium High Extreme Extreme Extreme
5 Multiple PTD or fatalities High High Extreme Extreme Extreme
Low
Monitor and manage
Medium
Monitor and maintain
strict measures
High
Review and introduce additional
controls to lower the level of risk
Extreme
Do not proceed - immediately introduce
further control measures to lower the risk.
Re assess before proceeding
Financial Impact Analysis
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Factors Year Financial Losses Impact (% GDP)
Target Market 2019 $ 18,500 Decrease by 12%
Market Share 2019 $ 42,500 Decrease by 30%
Credit Risk 2019 $ 30,000 Increase by 40%
Marketing Strategies 2019 $ 15,000 Decrease by 18%
Liquidity Risk 2019 $ 2500 Increase by 30%
Asset Quality Risk 2019 $ 34,560 Increase by 28%
Interest Rate Risk 2019 $ 14,700 Increase by 23%
Client Safety “Get Prepared” Guide
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Plan for Impact on Employees and Customers Completed In Progress Not Started
Allow for employee absence during a pandemic due to factors such as personal illness, family
members illness and public transportation closures
Implement guidelines to modify the frequency and type of face-to-face contact among
employees
Encourage and track annual influenza vaccination for employees
Encourage and track annual influenza vaccination for employees
Evaluate what employee access to health care services would be during a pandemic and
improve services as needed.
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Business Continuity
Planning
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Preparedness
Planning
Business Continuity Planning (1/3)
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Critical Business
Process
Maintenance
Business
Continuity Plan
Business Impact
Analysis
Critical applications
Recovery Time Objectives
Recovery Point Objectives
Key Users
Equipment
Existing Risk(s) analysis
Recovery
Strategy
Recovery Objectives
Design Criteria
Vital Records
Technical Architecture
Testing
Training
Revision & Update
Recovery
Capability
Business Continuity Planning Team (2/3)
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Business Continuity
Team Leader
Emergency
Response Team
Network Servers
Desktop / Laptops
Application Data rehabilitation
Information
Technology
Process 1
Process 2
Process 3
Process 4
Process 5
Production
Recovery Team
Support
Team
Sales & Customer Service
Human Resource
Finance Accounting /
Purchasing
Facilities / Engineering
Legal
Management
Business Continuity Planning (3/3)
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Where Are We Now?
Environmental Assessment
Vision Mission / Core Values
Identify Market Needs Identify Our Capabilities
Strength and Weaknesses Opportunities and Threats
Competitive Analysis Industry Trends
Identify Current Resources Financial Capabilities
Priority Issues
Where Do We Want
To Be?
Outcomes
Develop Goals
Objectives
Program Responsibilities
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How will we Get
there?
Who must
do What
Implementation
Scenario Analysis
Organizational Strategies Delegated Objectives
Funding Strategies Defined Action Plans
Board and Organizational
Alignment
How Are
We Doing
Review
Measures
Reward & Recognition
Outcomes & Tracking
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Strategic Planning Implementation Management
Immediate steps
to Take in an
Emergency
Communication
with Staff
Response
Procedure
Response
Level
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Response
Immediate Steps to Take in an Emergency
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Ref. Activity Responsibility Timeframe Sign Off
1
Coordinate with Business Continuity Plan team
if there is loss of site
Add Text Here Immediate Add Text Here
2
Coordinate with the Building Officer if there is
a loss of site
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3 Conduct Team leaders meeting Add Text Here X minutes of incident Add Text Here
4 Contact back up facilities for recovery of systems Add Text Here X minutes of incident Add Text Here
5 Add Text Here Add Text Here X minutes of incident Add Text Here
6 Add Text Here Add Text Here X minutes of incident Add Text Here
7 Add Text Here Add Text Here X minutes of incident Add Text Here
Communication with Staff
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Response Procedure
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No of Points Alert Level Direct Action Response
≥ 6 3 Very High
Total Closure of all risk areas
Complete closure to machine and worker of risk areas
Operations allowed only outside the max. run-out zones
Monitoring and visual observations are increased
Site investigation by geotechnical engineer.
Changing in alert level only after engineer’s advice
≥ 3
2 High
Total Closure of high risk areas
Closure of crushing installations for people’s safety
No extraction works at the bottom of the slope
Movement/ weather situation checked by
geotechnical engineer. Changing in alert level only
after engineer’s advice
> 1 1 Moderate
Partial Closure of high risk areas
Access to crushing installations behind the barriers
No extraction works at the bottom of the slope
Re-valuation of the situation every 24h by the
production manager. Geotechnical engineer are
informed
≤ 1 0 Normal Situation
Acceptable risk Level
Normal quarry operations following safety rules.
Real-time evaluation by quarry workers and
production Manager. Company and state safety
rules are applied
Response Level (1/2)
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Responders
Local Staff
ECO (Directed by the chief Warden)
Security Patrol
Emergency Services (where necessary)
An Emergency Management Team (EMT) is convened by
Manager Security Services.
Security
Campus Infrastructure Services
Occupational Health Services
Human Resource
Student Services
Add Your Text Here
A multi – disciplinary corporate Crisis Management Team
(CMT) is convened by the Chief Operating Officer
CMT Role
Reviews and expands the EMT overall response strategy
Initiates action to minimize impact on business and protect the
University’s Brand, reputation, image etc.
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Communication
Chief Warden liaises with local staff and Security Patrol
Security Patrol liaises with Chief Warden, CMS and Emergency
Services.
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EMT Role
Monitors effectiveness of local response
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Incident escalates to Emergency when
There are multiple injuries, Threats to life or environment significant
damage
Multiple building are impacted
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Emergency escalates to Crisis when:
Add Your Text Here
In the event of fatality or serious threat to life
There is a potential for serious implications for multiple areas.
Add Your Text Here
Incident Emergency Crisis
Response Level (2/2)
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Potential or Actual
Threat
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Normal
Operations
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Event in Progress-
Major Event
Add Your Text Here
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In Progress - Response
Activities required
Recovery Checklist
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Recovery/
Evaluation
Recovery Checklist
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Economic Impact Status
Does the project re-establish existing business opportunities or provide new jobs?
Does the project improve deteriorated neighborhoods?
Does the provide new affordable lease or rent opportunities and / or ownership opportunities for new and existing businesses?
Does the project increase existing business incomes or contribute to additional spending?
Does the project provide new opportunities to diversify the economy by establishing programs or capital projects (e.g training facility ,fiber option infrastructure: distribution center)
that would lead to increased wages for skills in demand?
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High Visibility and Builds Community Capacity
Does the project receive financial or physical investment from various segments of the community?
Does the project have high visibility and distinct recognition within the community?
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Crosscutting Benefits
YES NO
YES NO
YES NO
YES NO
YES NO
YES NO
YES NO
YES NO
YES NO
YES NO
YES NO
YES NO
KPI Metrics Dashboard Metrics
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KPI&
Dashboards
Disaster Management KPI Metrics
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70% 80% 90%
Degree of completeness of IT
risk management framework
% of IT risk management structures
and activities set up vs planned
% of IT Risk management framework
covered by defined methods
Disaster Management Dashboard Showing Risk Consequences Type
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40%
30%
20%
10%
Environment
Safety
Community
Health
Risk Consequence Type
Risk by Site
0 2 4 6 8 10
Location 1
Location 2
Location 3
Location 4
Location 5
Consequence VS Likelihood
Likelihood
Consequence
Rare Unlikely Possible Probable
Almost
Certain
1 (Insignificant)
3 (Minor)
3 (Moderate)
4 (Major)
5 (Catastrophic)
0
Disaster Management Dashboard Showing Risk Distribution by Business Process
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Annualized Cost of Control
1
3
4
5
4
3
5
5
8
9
0 2 4 6 8 10
Anti-Malware/ Anti-Virus Software Installed
Advertising Budget
Competitive Financial Compensation
Product Liability Insurance Policies
Cloud Provider Data Protection Spacialists
GPS on Delivery Trucks
Security Training for all Emplloyees
Incearse Reserves
Create Emergency Funds
Product Safety Review
Dollar in Millions
InDollars
Risk Score Current
3 5 7
3 10 3
2 15 5 8 2
3 3 4 2
Risk Heat Map
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Impact
Likelihood
0
Risk Compared to Cost of Controls
0
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4
6
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10
Annualized Cost (Milions) Average Current Risk Score
GRC Risk History
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Disaster Management Dashboard Showing Risk Distribution by Business Process
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0
Risk Distribution By Business Process
Travel and
Expanses
Accounts
Payable
Revenue
Inventory
General
Ledger
Treasury
Fixed
Assets
P Cards
Payroll
Inherent Risk SourceRisk Distribution By Country
Risk Distribution By Office
Office Risk Range
Inherent Risk
Score
Managemen
t Controls
Score
Office 1 Critical 252.5 3.6
Office 2 Critical 131.2 3.6
Office 3 Critical 123.0 6.6
Office 4 Critical 111.6 6.4
Office 5 Critical 116.2 4.3
Office 6 Critical 135.6 4.2
Office 7 Critical 113.1 4.3
Risk Drivers Management Control Score
Low Moderate CriticalHigh
Reputational
Reporting
Compliance
Startegic
Operational
Minimal
30%
Disaster Management Dashboard Showing Company Compliance and Risk Posture
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Compliance and Risk Trends
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Asset Owner Criticality Risk
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break, let’s have a
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    2 Introduction Emergency Planning GovernanceStructure Prevention and Mitigation Preparedness Planning Response Recovery/ Evaluation KPI Metrics and Dashboard Content
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    Purpose To ensure thesafety and security of staff and visitors To facilitate a fully integrated multidisciplinary approach in event of external disaster To respond in timely and efficient manner To undertake the rescue operations To minimize losses 4
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    5 Plan Template (1/2) Hazard Identification/ Safety Assessment Structural Assessment Non-Structural Assessment Resource Inventory Response Plan Mitigation of hazards identified Evacuation Plan Special Provisions for handicapped Plan Components
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    Plan Template (2/2) 6 Rescue Relief YourText Here Rehab Reconstruct & Recovery Your Text Here PreparednessPreventionRisk Analysis Warning and Evacuation Structural Measures Vulnerability Analysis Planning of Disaster Response Non-Structural Measures Hazard Assessment Risk Assessment Response Long Term MeasuresMitigation Disaster Management Plan
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    Maintenance Review 7 Date Listof Equipment Serial No. Parts in Scope – Maintenance Schedule Frequency Service Engineer Name Status 12th Jan 2019 Fire Extinguisher Your Text Here Your Text Here 1 Month Er. Paul Watson Installed 12th Jan 2019 Extension Cord Your Text Here Your Text Here 2 Months Er. John Smith In Progress 12th Jan 2019 Ropes Your Text Here Your Text Here 1 Month Your Text Here In Progress 12th Jan 2019 Generator Your Text Here Your Text Here 3 Months Your Text Here Installed 12th Jan 2019 Your Text Here Your Text Here Your Text Here Your Text Here Your Text Here Your Text Here Your Text Here
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    8 Scope Pre - Event Mitigatione.g. risk prevention Preparedness e.g. training programs Response e.g. immediate intervention Recovery e.g. Long Term Plans Post - Event
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    Prepare for yourEvent 9 Post Event 1- 3 weeks after event Pre Event 1-8 weeks before event During Event the week of the event Preparation “the earlier, the better” Objective: Create awareness & excitement around event Main message: promote event details/launches Create a landing page to inform, inspire & activate Drive traffic to your page with SEA & social media Follow event activities on social media channels Ask your colleagues to help by sharing social posts Objective: Create awareness & excitement around event Main message: amplify your presence at the event Drive traffic to your page with SEA & social media Follow event activities on social media channels Ask your colleagues to help by sharing social posts Objective: Remember & recycle event content is key Main message: reminder of event agenda by recycling Update landing page with event content Follow up with thank you e-mail to attendees Reuse event message on social media channels Report to your organization Plan in advance Do a short online check search for your event in Google; search for the event #hashtag on Twitter Objective Target Audience Main message Tactics per channel Timeline Budget Create a solid pre, during & post event approach
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    Goals 10 Achieve rapid and effectiverecovery Assure appropriate assistance to victims of disaster Avoid the potential losses from hazards Ensure availability of resources to protect against and deal with an emergency or threatening situation
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    Emergency Preparedness Planning andManagement Committee Members Community Care Unit – Sub Committee Emergency Planning 11 EmergencyPlanning GovernanceStructure
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    12 Emergency Preparedness Planningand Management Committee Members (1/2) Chairman Vice Chairman Joint Advisor Text Here Under Secretary Joint Advisor Policy & Plan Under Secretary Administration Joint Advisor Text Here Assistant Advisor Text Here Joint Advisor Policy & Plan Assistant Advisor Policy & Plan Joint Advisor Operations Assistant Advisor Operations Text Here Joint Advisor Mitigation Projects Ass. Advisor Mitigation Projects Text Here Project Director Project Manager Text Here Director Finance Assistant Advisor Finance Text Here Advisor Policy & Plan Advisor Operations Advisor Mitigation Joint Secretary Administration Project Director NCRMP Financial Advisor Add Member Name Here Add Member Name Here Add Member Name Here Add Member Name Here
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    13 Emergency Preparedness Planningand Management Committee Members (2/2) Law Enforcement Facilities Operations Evacuation / Residential Operations Medical Services Fire Services Operations Food Service Care & Shelter Supply Unit Information Systems / Communications Personnel & Volunteer Unit Logistics Demobilization & Recovery Situation Unit Resource Unit Damage Assessment Text Here Planning / Intelligence Compensation time Unit Documentation Procurement / Accounting Claims Cost / Budget Finance Administration Incident Commander Management Team Safety Officer Your Text HereEOC Director
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    CommunityCareUnit–Sub CommitteeEmergency Planning(1/2) Response Group Recovery Group AddText Here Emergency Management Team Phone Bank Volunteers Add Text Here Add Text Here Safety Coordinators Co-Chairs Emergency Management Team President’s Cabinet 14
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    15 Home MinisterHome Minister AdditionalSecretary SecretarySecretary Secretariat Development Director Accountant (Vacant) Accountant Division Budget Accounts Stores Audit Reports Accountant Chief Accountant Sr. Assistant Secretary (Administration) Admin Division Foreign Visits / Training Transport Assistant Secretary (Administration) Disaster Management Division Development Assistant Management Assistant Assistant Secretary (Disaster Management) Sr. Assistant Secretary (Disaster Management) Human Rights Division Legal Officer – 1 Legal Assistant - 4 Assistant Secretary (Human Rights) Sr. Assistant Secretary (Human Rights) Internal Audit Division Development Assistant Minor Employers Internal Auditor Community Care Unit – Sub Committee Emergency Planning (2/2)
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    Operational Impact Analysis Risk Assessments Client Safety“Get Prepared” Guide Financial Impact analysis Hazard Identification 16 Preventionand Mitigation
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    Hazard Identification General Layout Areais tidy and well kept Yes / No Adequate storage of provided for Yes / No Floor is free from obstructions Yes / No Walkways are free from obstructions Yes / No Add Your Text Here Yes / No Environmental Issues Use of energy resource is minimized Yes / No Workshop has had an energy audit Yes / No E-mail is used where possible Yes / No Add Your Text Here Yes / No Add Your Text Here Yes / No General Facilities Washing facilities are adequate Yes / No Storage space for personal belongings is available Yes / No Cleaning is adequate Yes / No Cleaning chemicals are labelled Yes / No Add Your Text Here Yes / No Environment Temperature is comfortable Yes / No Lighting is adequate Yes / No Area is free from odours Yes / No Add Your Text Here Yes / No Add Your Text Here Yes / No First Aid Facilities Location of first aid kits is known to people Yes / No First aid kits are accessible within 5 minutes Yes / No Add Your Text Here Yes / No Add Your Text Here Yes / No Add Your Text Here Yes / No 17
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    Risk Assessment 18 Risk ScoringResults Consequences Insignificant Minor Moderate Major Catastrophic Likelihood 1 2 3 4 5 Almost Certain - - - - - Likely - - - - - Possible - - - - - Unlikely - - - - - Rare - - - - - Extreme Risk Immediate Action where senior management get involved High Risk Management responsibility should be specified Moderate Risk Managed by specific responsible person Low Risk Managed by routine process
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    Operational Impact Analysis 19 Likelihood AB C D E Consequence Cash Flow Profitability Impact 1 Impact 2 Impact 3 1 First Aid Injury Low Low Medium Medium High 2 Medical Treatment Injury Low Medium Medium High Extreme 3 Last time Injury less that 7 days Medium Medium High Extreme Extreme 4 LTI > 7 days PTD or fatality Medium High Extreme Extreme Extreme 5 Multiple PTD or fatalities High High Extreme Extreme Extreme Low Monitor and manage Medium Monitor and maintain strict measures High Review and introduce additional controls to lower the level of risk Extreme Do not proceed - immediately introduce further control measures to lower the risk. Re assess before proceeding
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    Financial Impact Analysis 20 FactorsYear Financial Losses Impact (% GDP) Target Market 2019 $ 18,500 Decrease by 12% Market Share 2019 $ 42,500 Decrease by 30% Credit Risk 2019 $ 30,000 Increase by 40% Marketing Strategies 2019 $ 15,000 Decrease by 18% Liquidity Risk 2019 $ 2500 Increase by 30% Asset Quality Risk 2019 $ 34,560 Increase by 28% Interest Rate Risk 2019 $ 14,700 Increase by 23%
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    Client Safety “GetPrepared” Guide 21 Plan for Impact on Employees and Customers Completed In Progress Not Started Allow for employee absence during a pandemic due to factors such as personal illness, family members illness and public transportation closures Implement guidelines to modify the frequency and type of face-to-face contact among employees Encourage and track annual influenza vaccination for employees Encourage and track annual influenza vaccination for employees Evaluate what employee access to health care services would be during a pandemic and improve services as needed. Add Your Text Here Add Your Text Here
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    Business Continuity Planning(1/3) 23 Critical Business Process Maintenance Business Continuity Plan Business Impact Analysis Critical applications Recovery Time Objectives Recovery Point Objectives Key Users Equipment Existing Risk(s) analysis Recovery Strategy Recovery Objectives Design Criteria Vital Records Technical Architecture Testing Training Revision & Update Recovery Capability
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    Business Continuity PlanningTeam (2/3) 24 Business Continuity Team Leader Emergency Response Team Network Servers Desktop / Laptops Application Data rehabilitation Information Technology Process 1 Process 2 Process 3 Process 4 Process 5 Production Recovery Team Support Team Sales & Customer Service Human Resource Finance Accounting / Purchasing Facilities / Engineering Legal Management
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    Business Continuity Planning(3/3) 25 Where Are We Now? Environmental Assessment Vision Mission / Core Values Identify Market Needs Identify Our Capabilities Strength and Weaknesses Opportunities and Threats Competitive Analysis Industry Trends Identify Current Resources Financial Capabilities Priority Issues Where Do We Want To Be? Outcomes Develop Goals Objectives Program Responsibilities Add Text Here Add Text Here How will we Get there? Who must do What Implementation Scenario Analysis Organizational Strategies Delegated Objectives Funding Strategies Defined Action Plans Board and Organizational Alignment How Are We Doing Review Measures Reward & Recognition Outcomes & Tracking Add Text Here Add Text Here Strategic Planning Implementation Management
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    Immediate steps to Takein an Emergency Communication with Staff Response Procedure Response Level 26 Response
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    Immediate Steps toTake in an Emergency 27 Ref. Activity Responsibility Timeframe Sign Off 1 Coordinate with Business Continuity Plan team if there is loss of site Add Text Here Immediate Add Text Here 2 Coordinate with the Building Officer if there is a loss of site Add Text Here Immediate Add Text Here 3 Conduct Team leaders meeting Add Text Here X minutes of incident Add Text Here 4 Contact back up facilities for recovery of systems Add Text Here X minutes of incident Add Text Here 5 Add Text Here Add Text Here X minutes of incident Add Text Here 6 Add Text Here Add Text Here X minutes of incident Add Text Here 7 Add Text Here Add Text Here X minutes of incident Add Text Here
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    Response Procedure 29 No ofPoints Alert Level Direct Action Response ≥ 6 3 Very High Total Closure of all risk areas Complete closure to machine and worker of risk areas Operations allowed only outside the max. run-out zones Monitoring and visual observations are increased Site investigation by geotechnical engineer. Changing in alert level only after engineer’s advice ≥ 3 2 High Total Closure of high risk areas Closure of crushing installations for people’s safety No extraction works at the bottom of the slope Movement/ weather situation checked by geotechnical engineer. Changing in alert level only after engineer’s advice > 1 1 Moderate Partial Closure of high risk areas Access to crushing installations behind the barriers No extraction works at the bottom of the slope Re-valuation of the situation every 24h by the production manager. Geotechnical engineer are informed ≤ 1 0 Normal Situation Acceptable risk Level Normal quarry operations following safety rules. Real-time evaluation by quarry workers and production Manager. Company and state safety rules are applied
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    Response Level (1/2) 30 Responders LocalStaff ECO (Directed by the chief Warden) Security Patrol Emergency Services (where necessary) An Emergency Management Team (EMT) is convened by Manager Security Services. Security Campus Infrastructure Services Occupational Health Services Human Resource Student Services Add Your Text Here A multi – disciplinary corporate Crisis Management Team (CMT) is convened by the Chief Operating Officer CMT Role Reviews and expands the EMT overall response strategy Initiates action to minimize impact on business and protect the University’s Brand, reputation, image etc. Add Your Text Here Add Your Text Here Add Your Text Here Add Your Text Here Add Your Text Here Communication Chief Warden liaises with local staff and Security Patrol Security Patrol liaises with Chief Warden, CMS and Emergency Services. Add Your Text Here Add Your Text Here EMT Role Monitors effectiveness of local response Add Your Text Here Add Your Text Here Incident escalates to Emergency when There are multiple injuries, Threats to life or environment significant damage Multiple building are impacted Add Your Text Here Add Your Text Here Emergency escalates to Crisis when: Add Your Text Here In the event of fatality or serious threat to life There is a potential for serious implications for multiple areas. Add Your Text Here Incident Emergency Crisis
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    Response Level (2/2) 31 AddYour Text Here Add Your Text Here Add Your Text Here Add Your Text Here Add Your Text Here Potential or Actual Threat Add Your Text Here Add Your Text Here Add Your Text Here Add Your Text Here Add Your Text Here Normal Operations Add Your Text Here Add Your Text Here Add Your Text Here Add Your Text Here Add Your Text Here Event in Progress- Major Event Add Your Text Here Add Your Text Here Add Your Text Here Add Your Text Here Add Your Text Here In Progress - Response Activities required
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    Recovery Checklist 33 Economic ImpactStatus Does the project re-establish existing business opportunities or provide new jobs? Does the project improve deteriorated neighborhoods? Does the provide new affordable lease or rent opportunities and / or ownership opportunities for new and existing businesses? Does the project increase existing business incomes or contribute to additional spending? Does the project provide new opportunities to diversify the economy by establishing programs or capital projects (e.g training facility ,fiber option infrastructure: distribution center) that would lead to increased wages for skills in demand? Add Your Text Here Add Your Text Here High Visibility and Builds Community Capacity Does the project receive financial or physical investment from various segments of the community? Does the project have high visibility and distinct recognition within the community? Add Your Text Here Add Your Text Here Add Your Text Here Add Your Text Here Crosscutting Benefits YES NO YES NO YES NO YES NO YES NO YES NO YES NO YES NO YES NO YES NO YES NO YES NO
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    KPI Metrics DashboardMetrics 34 KPI& Dashboards
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    Disaster Management KPIMetrics 35 70% 80% 90% Degree of completeness of IT risk management framework % of IT risk management structures and activities set up vs planned % of IT Risk management framework covered by defined methods
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    Disaster Management DashboardShowing Risk Consequences Type 36 40% 30% 20% 10% Environment Safety Community Health Risk Consequence Type Risk by Site 0 2 4 6 8 10 Location 1 Location 2 Location 3 Location 4 Location 5 Consequence VS Likelihood Likelihood Consequence Rare Unlikely Possible Probable Almost Certain 1 (Insignificant) 3 (Minor) 3 (Moderate) 4 (Major) 5 (Catastrophic)
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    0 Disaster Management DashboardShowing Risk Distribution by Business Process 37 Annualized Cost of Control 1 3 4 5 4 3 5 5 8 9 0 2 4 6 8 10 Anti-Malware/ Anti-Virus Software Installed Advertising Budget Competitive Financial Compensation Product Liability Insurance Policies Cloud Provider Data Protection Spacialists GPS on Delivery Trucks Security Training for all Emplloyees Incearse Reserves Create Emergency Funds Product Safety Review Dollar in Millions InDollars Risk Score Current 3 5 7 3 10 3 2 15 5 8 2 3 3 4 2 Risk Heat Map 1 No data 13 Impact Likelihood 0 Risk Compared to Cost of Controls 0 2 4 6 8 10 Annualized Cost (Milions) Average Current Risk Score GRC Risk History 80% This graph/chart is linked to excel and changes automatically based on date. Just left click on it and select “Edit data” This graph/chart is linked to excel and changes automatically based on date. Just left click on it and select “Edit data”
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    40% 70% Disaster Management DashboardShowing Risk Distribution by Business Process 38 0 0 Risk Distribution By Business Process Travel and Expanses Accounts Payable Revenue Inventory General Ledger Treasury Fixed Assets P Cards Payroll Inherent Risk SourceRisk Distribution By Country Risk Distribution By Office Office Risk Range Inherent Risk Score Managemen t Controls Score Office 1 Critical 252.5 3.6 Office 2 Critical 131.2 3.6 Office 3 Critical 123.0 6.6 Office 4 Critical 111.6 6.4 Office 5 Critical 116.2 4.3 Office 6 Critical 135.6 4.2 Office 7 Critical 113.1 4.3 Risk Drivers Management Control Score Low Moderate CriticalHigh Reputational Reporting Compliance Startegic Operational Minimal
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    30% Disaster Management DashboardShowing Company Compliance and Risk Posture 39 0 0 0 0 Company Compliance and Risk Posture This graph is linked to excel, & changes automatically based on data. Just left click on it select “Edit Data”. 0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Overall Compliance Overall Security Risk 0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% SOX PCI HIPAA GLBA Overall Full High Medium Low Regulatory Compliance Compliance and Risk Trends Product 01 Add Name Here Product 02 Add Name Here Product 03 Add Name Here Product 04 Add Name Here Product 05 Add Name Here Medium 50 High 60 High 90 High 80 55High Top 5 Highest Risk Assets Asset Owner Criticality Risk 50%
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