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ENDORSEMENT OF NOOSA LOCAL DISASTER MANAGEMENT PLAN 2023 · 2023-10-10 S&O Attachment 1 to the Minutes - Get Ready Packs
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EMERGENCY PLANNING CHECKLIST
Business
Getting prepared before a natural disaster strikes our
community will help your business continue to operate and
recover quickly. Business Continuity Planning provides a
framework to help you consider risks and what is needed to be
operational post-disaster, develop your response to a disaster
and to organise adequate insurance.
1. Prepare
ITEMS FOR EMERGENCY AND RECOVERY
Keep items where you can quickly and easily retrieve
them at your business and/or store items safely and
securely off-site.
Key items to consider when preparing could include:
INFORMATION NEEDED HAVE THE RIGHT EQUIPMENT AT
List of employee contact details.
YOUR BUSINESS
Complete first aid kit, first aid manual.
Emergency services contacts i.e. warning
about dangerous weather, road conditions and Battery
powered radio, torch, and spare batteries.
closures: qld.gov.au/emergency
Phone and photographic or video devices (useful
List
of customer and supplier details. for insurance claims).
Product lists and specifications. M
asking tape.
Latest
stock and equipment inventory. P
lastic sheeting.
How you will be contacted.
Personal protective equipment - gloves, masks,
disinfectant, safety glasses.
ACCESS TO IMPORTANT INFORMATION
Waterproof bags for valuables.
Insurance policies.
Financial and banking records.
ENSURE YOUR BUSINESS
IS SECURE
opies of important documents could be
C
Back-up data on USB memory sticks or external
scanned and the files saved on a USB memory
drives regularly.
stick and external drive.
Is cloud storage a useful option?
Spare keys or security codes.
50 Noosa Council Emergency Action Guide
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