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Emergency PLANNING
Following OSHA standards, organizations use emergency action plans to thoroughly outline what to do in case of workplace emergencies. Well-developed emergency action plans reduce employee injuries, lessen property damage, and ensure the safety of visitors. Your plan needs step by step procedures for emergencies (such as chemical spills, fire, tornadoes, or major accidents) and requirements for training.
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 Emergency Disaster Plan Template
   December 9, 2015
    |  Novation 
  This thorough emergency disaster plan template allows you to customize it with your own information.  
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 Georgia Emergency Operations Plan
   December 8, 2015
    |  GEMA 
  The Georgia Emergency Operations Plan (GEOP) is the State of Georgia’s Strategic Plan for coordination and management of disasters. Updated January 2015.  
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 Dam Emergency Action Plan
   December 9, 2015
    |  North Carolina Dam Safety Program 
  This emergency action plan template is tailored to dams.  
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 Emergency Contact Forms
   December 9, 2015
    |  Field Guide to Emergency Response 
  In an emergency, these forms will help you easily track and find emergency and institutional contacts, valuable documents, supplier/vendor contact information, and essential supplies.  
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 Family Emergency Plan
   December 9, 2015
    |  FEMA 
  Families can use this form to consolidate information and plan what to do in an emergency.  
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 Museum Emergency Preparedness Tips
   December 9, 2015
    |  Heritage Preservation Risk Evaluation and Planning Program 
  This short article covers emergency preparedness tips for museums and museum visitors.  
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 Disaster Supplies Shopping List
   December 9, 2015
    |  Field Guide to Emergency Response 
  This shopping list details what essential disaster-related supplies to buy and where to buy them.  
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 Risk Evaluation Walk-Through Checklist
   December 9, 2015
    |  Heritage Preservation Risk Evaluation and Planning Program 
  This thorough checklist includes inspection items for a walk-through of both grounds and buildings.  
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 Achieving Resilience in Disaster Management
   December 9, 2015
    |  Journal of Strategic Security 
  This article examines the current status of public-private partnerships in disaster management, as well as the emerging opportunities and challenges that need to be addressed for these partnerships to achieve their full potential.  
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 Emergency Management Research and People With Disabilities
   December 9, 2015
    |  U.S. Department of Education 
  This guide provides a listing and description of research projects funded by the federal government and nonfederal entities, research recommendations that have come out of conferences on emergency management and disability, and a bibliography of relevant research publications. (April 2008)  
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 Emergency Preparedness Planning & Policy and Vulnerable Populations
   January 11, 2016
    |  Brook E. Brandon, Georgia Tech M.S. Thesis 
  The result of this research is a central policy document with a specific focus on disability preparedness planning in public schools. Emphasis has been placed on applying preparedness principles and planning considerations that will have an impact on students and teachers with disabilities.  
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