What is Crisis Management?
Crisis Management is the effective and strategic anticipation, prevention, management and resolution of critical situations or unforeseen events that may threaten the integrity, reputation or stability of an organisation.
What is a Crisis Management plan?
What is a Crisis Management plan? A Crisis Management plan describes an organisation’s response to crises that threaten its operational capability and/or the security of its assets. It describes the measures taken by an organisation to minimise the negative impact of an unforeseen event on the organisation and/or its stakeholders. Crisis management plans may differ from one organisation to another, influenced by factors such as the nature of the business, the size of the workforce and the resources available. Crisis management and business continuity plans are complementary tools that are essential if organisations are to survive unforeseen and serious incidents.
Why have an emergency response plan?
Emergency plans are essential to ensure the protection of people, assets and the environment in the event of an emergency. An EMO helps minimize the adverse consequences of such incidents. In short, an emergency response plan is a risk prevention and management tool that contributes to the safety and resilience of organizations.
