Risk Planning
Risk assessments need to be kept current. A yearly risk assessment of your business should reduce property and liability insurance premiums. Risk assessments will also enable you to respond to your situation more quickly, decisively, and cost-effectively than by searching for solutions after an event has affected your business.
In today’s business climate, productivity and efficiency are the bottom line in most industries, and a business continuity plan can help you turn uncertainty into preparation.
It’s better to have a contingency plan and not need it than not to have one and wish that you did. With today’s unpredictable climate, you never know where and when the next weather catastrophe will strike with hurricanes, tornados, snow/ice storms, flooding, fire, wind, hail, or lightning strikes. Each weather event can cause problems not only to your building structure but also financially impact your day-to-day business operations and production activities.
An event doesn’t have to come in the way of a storm. Losing power or critical equipment like a chiller can cause production issues. Coil Boxes may ice up, or high humidity may cause product clumping. Loss of production time or product can also be an emergency.
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