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FEMA Administrator Preparedness Video Message
Hurricane Awareness '09
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FEMA Administrator Preparedness Video Message
Hurricane Awareness '09
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The government does not, and cannot work alone… private sector organizations play a key role before, during and after an incident.”
-National Response Framework (2007)
Organizations that are prepared for emergencies have a better chance of providing for the welfare and protection of their employees in the workplace and for continuing operations after a disaster. Private sector resilience and recovery is a central component in a community's recovery. Click here for a compilation of compelling stories about private sector entities that have successfully prepared for disaster through preparedness or mitigation measures.
- Hurricane Preparedness Plan Company Helps Its Workers
How a manufacturing company planned for a category 4 hurricane.
- Equity Technologies
A southern company prepares its employees for emergencies and creates a business competitive edge too.
Additional Hurricane Awareness Tools
- Emergency Financial First Aid Kit
- Disaster planning – It can be cheaper than you think
- Business planning for emergencies
- Disaster planning course online
- How to Get Help in an Emergency
- How To Help Others in Disasters
- How can I become a contractor or a vendor?
- How do I find out more information about disasters?
What is Your Role in Emergency Management?
- Impacted Organizations/Infrastructure
- Regulated and Responsible Parties in Disasters
- Response Resource
- Partner With State/Local Emergency Organizations
- Components of the Nation's Economy
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