• Emergency response (the who and how to report, evacuate, respond, notify).
  • Problem escalation management and alert levels (the steps taken to solve a problem before it reaches alert levels and the point where disaster declaration must occur).
  • Incident management and control structure.
  • Management succession and emergency delegated-down decision-making authority based on the need for quick decisive action and knowledge of the critical business functions.
  • Preliminary damage assessment and salvage (to decide whether to stay at the home site and repair and replace or move to an alternate site).
  • Declaration and plan activation authority.
  • Public information dissemination to interface with external groups (e.g., Other state and federal agencies, public, legislature, emergency service organizations, utilities, and the media).
  • Comprehensive damage assessment and salvage operations.
  • Communications procedures (to ensure that the command structure has the information it needs to evaluate the situation and make accurate decisions on how to best respond).
  • Status reporting to incident management and control structure.
 
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