Security Checklist
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The document provides suggestions for an emergency response team's (ERT) emergency response plan and checklist. It recommends having maps, supplies, and contact lists accessible in your car and office in case you need to respond from off-site. It also suggests having backup plans and cross-trained staff to ensure key functions continue. Reception should monitor cameras and keep visitor logs, and coordinate with ERT. Interdepartmental emergency teams should assess situations, suggest solutions, prioritize resources, evaluate logistics, communicate plans, and take action.
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