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Could your business deal with an unexpected disaster like an earthquake, fire or extended disruption? Does your business have a plan to deal with events that could make it difficult to keep your business operating? If you're not ready, this is an introduction to business continuity planning.
A written hazard plan can be broken down into a simple four step approach. It is crucial to identify your hazards, take measures to prevent these hazards occurring, have a written record of your plan in the instance a hazard strikes, and have that plan practiced to ensure you are best prepared.
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Information to assist business owners and operators to plan and prepare for an emergency situation arising from a natural or technological disaster, such as an earthquake or fire.
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Develop an evacuation scheme that is appropriate for your building. Here you can access an application form to gain approval of your evacuation scheme, use a guide to complete it correctly, and find out about exemptions, authorised agents, trial evacuations and reporting, training, and building events.
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Most burst pipe occurrences for both the household and workplace can be avoided with a few simple precautions. Use these handy tips if you live in your home or work from the premises, you don’t live in your home full time, or in the unfortunate event that your pipe has already frozen and burst.
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Minimise the impact of risk and ensure business sustainability during times of crisis by following these practical guidelines. They will help you to minimise the impact of risk on your day to day business activities and during times of crisis.
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