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1. Developing Your Condominium’s Emergency Plan Volusia Prepares Business Volusia County Emergency Management 49 Keyton Drive, Daytona Beach Florida 386.254.1500
2. This presentation is all about condos County of Volusia Division of Emergency Management My condo!
3. Definition of Disaster County of Volusia Division of Emergency Management For our purposes, a disaster is considered to be: “ A negative incident or event of such magnitude as to interfere with the operation of the property, possibly requiring an evacuation; and having the capability to cause damage, injuries, or even death.
4. Top Ten County of Volusia Division of Emergency Management Of the top 10 counties in the United States receiving Presidential Disaster Declarations, 5 are in Florida Volusia is one of them!
5. Module One County of Volusia Division of Emergency Management The Basics
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7. The Disaster Cycle County of Volusia Division of Emergency Management The Four Phases of a disaster cycle There are things we should be doing in each phase Mitigation Preparedness Response Recovery
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9. Mitigation Examples County of Volusia Division of Emergency Management Cut loose branches Strengthen roof supports Protect A.C. areas
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12. Preparedness County of Volusia Division of Emergency Management Document with photos Individual units Common areas
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15. Module One County of Volusia Division of Emergency Management Review
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17. Module Two County of Volusia Division of Emergency Management Knowledge = Power
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21. Play “what if” County of Volusia Division of Emergency Management What if the maintenance guy can’t come to work. How will you cover his duties?
22. Consider this… County of Volusia Division of Emergency Management The maintenance person could have a job book: how to control the elevator; where to shut-off the electrical power to the laundry room; how to cut-off the sprinklers; where spare parts for the pool pump are kept. The bookkeeper could have similar job book of where to find, or how to perform, certain functions.
23. Know your short-falls County of Volusia Division of Emergency Management If you run out of “it”, where would you get “it”? Will venders still be working? Will the plumber come? Think: Alternate sources !
24. Module Two Review County of Volusia Division of Emergency Management Know your residents and employees; their needs and how they will react. Know the mechanics of how your building “works” Any questions before we go on?
25. Module Three County of Volusia Division of Emergency Management Approach to Planning No “one” person can do it all. You’ll need a team.
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33. Step 4: End product County of Volusia Division of Emergency Management Create an outline before you begin Would you build a house without an idea what is its supposed to look like when its done?
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37. Module Three Review County of Volusia Division of Emergency Management Questions before we move on?
56. Module Five County of Volusia Division of Emergency Management Tips for improving your EOP
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61. The all important family pet County of Volusia Division of Emergency Management
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64. Custodian of the Plan County of Volusia Division of Emergency Management Every plan has a person known as a “custodian” who is responsible for keeping it updated, distributing copies to those who should have one, and orienting new employees
65. Summary County of Volusia Division of Emergency Management
