Crisis Management Planning For Your Construction Company

This post is part of a series sponsored by TSIB.

The saying, “life is what happens to you while you’re busy making other plans,” is as true as a statement that you can make. Unfortunately, the simple truth is, bad things are bound to happen. When they happen to your company, it is critical to be prepared ahead of time with a plan.

When your company is exposed to large liability claims, major accidents, community crises, environmental hazards, and negative media attention, having a well-developed and rehearsed Crisis Management plan, is part of any proactive and responsible Risk Management planning. This plan should be well thought out and include variations to cover any emergency you might expect to encounter,

Working with a Broker, like TSIB, who has a long history of working with Crisis Management issues is extremely important and beneficial to your company. You want to make sure your Broker is experienced in:

Crisis Communication Plans
Fatalities and Serious Injury
Terrorist Threats
Civil Unrest
Labor Disputes
Media Management
Fire/Explosion Response
Environmental Crisis
Specific Severe Weather Event Response
Bomb Threats
Workplace Violence
Active Shooter Situations
Building Shutdown
Building Collapse/Failure
Responsibilities of the Construction Manager, General Contractor, Sub-Contractors, etc.

Crisis Management planning is a complex subject that requires a multi-disciplinary approach. That’s why is important to have a Broker that can assist in whatever actions may need to be addressed or reviewed.

If you have any questions about your Crisis Management plan or want to review your current plan, reach out to TSIB today!

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