Part A:

1. If an organization has subcontracted threat monitoring services, does the organization need to review the actual actions being taken by the subcontractor? 2. Identify key hurricane mitigation steps. 3. List the most common 'social distancing policies that can be used in the workplace if a pandemic outbreak occurs. 4. An intercom message is received stating that a hostile intruder situation exists in the building and that a shelter-in-place should be performed. Subsequently, a fire alarm is heard indicating the need to perform a building evacuation. Faced with this conflicting information, what would you do & why? 5. Discuss ways an organization can interface with civil responders without making a substantial financial commitment.

Part B 1. Are there any advantages of holding a conference with the media immediately after a crisis strikes before all the facts are known? 2. Satellite phones, intercom systems, and two-way radios are three communication systems used for crisis event warnings or crisis event communication. Is it possible to determine which system is best? 3. Alerting employees commuting to work about a crisis event at the organization often presents a problem. Identify systems and procedures that can be used to communicate with employees commuting to work.

Part C: Case Study

1. If a fire breaks out at the Main Building, what are the immediate actions that should be taken by the typical employee at the Main Building? 2. If a fire breaks out at the Main Building, what are the immediate actions that should be taken by employees at the Auxiliary Building? 3. What are the logical locations of the primary EOC, the second EOC, and the third EOC?

 

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Part A 1 Yes the organization should review the actual actions taken by the subcontractor in monitoring threats to ensure that the subcontractor is effectively carrying out the necessary monitoring re... View the full answer