Preparedness Quality Assurance Review, Training, and Exercise 

Our all-hazards business emergency preparedness planning experts  will apply their real world experience in managing incidents in both the public and private sector to ensure your organization meets or exceeds the requirements of the US Department of Homeland Security's Voluntary Private Sector Preparedness Accreditation and Certification Program (PS-Prep) and that the right steps are taken to prepare your sites. Core Risks Ltd. (CRL)'s team of professionals possess more than thirty years of expertise in the development , testing, implementing, and auditing of incident management plans at facilities in the Americas, Europe and Asia Pacific.  

Services offered:

• Analyze and identify your vulnerabilities - both internally and externally - and evaluate the ability of your team to achieve an acceptable outcome from an expected scenario
• Provide support to your Incident Management Program team to address identified program development and training needs
• Conduct training sessions or table-top exercises to develop and test your Incident Management Program

A strong Site Incident Preparedness program can prevent an incident from becoming a crisis.  Will your team be able to achieve an acceptable outcome?

While the goal of your Incident Management Program is to achieve an acceptable outcome when an incident occurs, the content of your Emergency, Crisis, and Business Continuity Plans, by themselves, is not enough to ensure success.  It is the training and performance of your team, and how well they execute a developed plan, that will be the determining factor in the effectiveness of the response.

The Preparedness Quality Assurance Review^TM is designed to provide a comprehensive under-the-hood look at how well designated personnel will perform under realistic conditions. This process will help ensure that your company's performance will be able to achieve an acceptable outcome.   

Our process has been utilized by many of the most prominent Life Science companies around the world; companies that recognize that operational preparedness can be the difference between an incident and a corporate crisis.