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Emergency Management for Multifamily Professionals

Emergency Management for Multifamily Professionals. October 18, 2012 Sponsored by: . Welcome!. Introductions: Shirley Robertson Karen McAlonen John Rafferty Kanita Anjou Brian Alford. Agenda. Objectives Emergency Preparation Six Steps to Emergency Response Legal and Liability Issues

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Emergency Management for Multifamily Professionals

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  1. Emergency Management for Multifamily Professionals October 18, 2012 Sponsored by:

  2. Welcome! Introductions: • Shirley Robertson • Karen McAlonen • John Rafferty • Kanita Anjou • Brian Alford

  3. Agenda • Objectives • Emergency Preparation • Six Steps to Emergency Response • Legal and Liability Issues • Insurance/Risk Management • Small Group Discussion • Q & A

  4. Objectives After this seminar, you will be able to: • Prepare your on-site staff and property for an emergency. • Effectively respond to an emergency using a six step process. • Understand the legal, liability, and risk elements of an emergency.

  5. Six Steps to Emergency Response • Contact emergency services • Decide if Evacuation is necessary – or Shelter in place • Notify Owner/Management • Contact all on-site staff • Account for residents • Notify Local Red Cross or State Emergency Services

  6. Six Steps to Emergency Response • Contact emergency services

  7. Six Steps to Emergency Response • Decide if evacuation is necessary, or shelter in place

  8. Six Steps to Emergency Response • Notify Owner/Management

  9. Six Steps to Emergency Response • Contact all on-site staff to report immediately

  10. Six Steps to Emergency Response 5. Account for residents

  11. Six Steps to Emergency Response • Notify your local American Red Cross Chapter or Department of Emergency Services

  12. Legal and Liability • Place holder

  13. Insurance and Risk • Place holder

  14. Emergency Preparation 1. Residents • Know Your Residents • Perform Hazard and Risk Analysis • Prepare Your Staff • Prepare Your Property 1 2 3 4

  15. Small Group Discussion • Review scenario • Select one group member to record discussion for presentation • Using the 6 steps as a guide, describe what you are doing in the first hour • Respond to any additional questions presented.

  16. Question & Answer Session October 18, 2012 Sponsored by:

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