Paramount Disaster Recovery is located in the county of Los Angeles. It is associated with following industry(s): Single-family Housing Construction - Repairing Fire Damage, Single-family Houses, Industrial Buildings And Warehouses - Industrial Buildings And Warehouses, Business Services - Estimating Service, Construction. Products and Services associated with Paramount Disaster Recovery include Fire.

1. Steve Slepcevic
President and CEO
Paramount Disaster Recovery, Inc.
www.paramountinc.com
(800) 798-5025
24 Emergency Dispatch

2. When Disaster Strikes…
Will YOU Make A Difference?

3. Preparing Before
Disaster Strikes…
1 Emergency Service Response Team
2 Construction Consulting Team
3 General Construction Service Team

4. 1 Emergency Service Response Team
Awareness, Table top, Simulation,
Mock Disaster Drill - All Hazards.
Current office space plans –
Safe Evacuation Planning. By Floor
Employee Tracking System.
Hazmat – All Chemical Clearance.
By Building

5. 1 Emergency Service Response Team
Emergency notification systems.
Satellite, Radio, Text, Web.
Emergency mitigation plans.
Federal, State, Local, Fire Dept.
Alternate site with duplicated systems.
Consider disruption of transportation.

6. 1 Emergency Service Response Team

7. Preparing Your Facilities

8. Preparing Your Facilities

9. Preparing Your Facilities

10. Emergency Response Vendors
24/7- Response Time - Capabilities.
Facilities review and access.
MSA Contract = Priority Service

11. Activating The Plan

12. Beginning the Process
Don’t panic! Assess The Damage, Manage it or…
Emergency response team and Vendor notification.
Control access, set command post, signed waivers.
Videotape, photograph – preserve the evidence.
Public relations single spokesperson.

13. Qualifying Your Emergency Response Vendor
Emergency Mitigation Plan & Timeline, Unit Pricing,
Monitoring Logs, Video/Photography
Documentation
Structural Engineers, Hygienists and Experts
Licenses, Insurance and Disaster Qualifications
Documentation for Insurance Reimbursement
Barcode System for Content Inventory and Storage

14. Improper Emergency Service
30 days vs 120 days

15. Avoid Further Liability

16. Matter of Life and Death

17. Deconstruction
Impact
Planning

18. 2 Construction Consulting Team

19. Preparation Checklist
General Contractors
Insurance Preferred.
Burden of proof lies on the
property owner or hired
representatives.
Hire Only The Best.

20. Exploratory Forensics
Cosmetic vs Structural.

21. Exploratory Forensics

22. Exploratory Forensics

23. Exploratory Forensics
Smoke Contamination
• Course particles
– Up to 10 (µm) in
diameter (PM10)
• Fine particles
– Smaller than 2.5 µm
diameter (PM2.5)
Hair cross section = ~ 60 µm

24. Exploratory Forensics

25. 1 Emergency Service Response Team
2 Construction Consulting Team

26. Reconstruction
Process
3 General Construction Service Team

27. Contractor Checklist
Steps to take:
Check license qualifications and
references on all companies.
Certificate of insurance and review
vendor’s policies.
Architect and Roofing Consultants.

28. Awarding The Contract
Final Steps:
Property Damage Scope and
Costs of Repair Report.
Contract to Include
Percentage Draw Schedule
and Completion Timeline.
Lien Releases and Warranty
Paperwork.

29. Moving Back in…
Steps to take:
Inspect all systems thoroughly, collect all
releases and guarantees prior to issuing final
payments.
Media reopening, we’re back and better!