Disaster Recovery Procedure Plan.

A detailed plan to manage problems if the new product, system, or service encounters either a complete or partial disaster at implementation$/$commissioning time. In other words, this section must describe the roll$-$back plan, how to undo the implementation, which could be planned here as a project itself.

Tip: The disaster recovery plan $($DRP$)$ for the projects implementation$/$commissioning phase needs to plan for the risks anticipated during commissioning. You should identify the following aspects in relation to disasters during commissioning: Project risk conditions$/$triggers$,$ responses, timing, and responsibilities.A table containing information such as project risk conditions, risk triggers, risk responses and risk timing as well as risk responsibilities will benefit this section.This DRP section is distinct from the risk management section the DRP section needs to focus on disasters during commissioning only and not the whole project.