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These include protocols for evacuation, communication, emergency contacts, and initial damageassessment. This means having backup and recovery plans, alternative work locations, and methods for restoring data and systems. Crisis management plan This plan details the steps and responsibilities for managing a crisis situation.
Consider relocating equipment above the flood line and have a cloud-based backup. List in the recovery section of your emergency plan a damageassessment process and include contact information for restoration companies and document re-processors. Be ready to clean up. Know what you need to protect and salvage first.
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