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● Develop emergency
response and business resumption plans.
● Encourage and assist
employees to be prepared for personal, natural and technological
emergencies.
● Develop a
communications plan for emergency response and key personnel
● Conduct training for
employees on physical security precautions.
● Budget for physical
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● Identify critical
facilities that may need protection.
● Review Emergency
Response Plans.
● Regularly assess facilities for vulnerabilities
and take measures to protect them.
● Ensure personnel
receive training on HSAS, departmental, or agency-specific Protective
Measures.
● Refine and exercise
preplanned protective measures.
● Conduct training,
seminars, workshops and exercises using the emergency response plans.
● Conduct emergency
preparedness training for citizens and employees.
● Provide emergency
preparedness information to employees via paycheck stubs tips, newsletters,
articles and posters.
● Conduct routine
inventories of emergency supplies and medical aid kits.
● Budget for physical
security measures.
● Encourage programs
for employee immunization and preventive health care
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Citizens are advised
to:
● Continue to enjoy
individual freedom. Participate freely in travel, work and recreational
activities.
● Be prepared for
disasters and family emergencies. (See DESHS and American Red Cross
brochures.)
● Develop a family
emergency plan. (See DESHS and American Red Cross brochures.)
● Know how to turn off
your power, gas and water service to your house.
● Know what hazardous
materials are stored in your home and how to properly dispose of unneeded
chemicals.
● Support the efforts
of your local emergency responders (fire fighters, law enforcement and
emergency medical service).
● Know what natural
hazards are prevalent in your area and what measures you can take to protect
your family.
● Take a 1st
Aid and CPR course.
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