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Loading... Front Desk Security and Safety: An on-the-Job Guide to Handling…by Betty A. Kildow
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Front Desk Security & safety includes step-by-step plans for natural disasters, terror threats, service disruptions, medical emergencies, fire, workplace violence, and other emergency situations, as well as emergency checklists and protocols you can post at your desk and refer to at the first sign of trouble. The book covers how to conduct safety training and emergency response drills, and includes a special " What to Do When..." section.
In addition, Front Desk Security & Safety contains a basic project plan for developing an emergency management program, focusing on four key areas:
Mitigation/Prevention: Applying proactive steps to minimize vulnerabilities
Preparedness: Having the proper procedures and materials in place
Response: Protecting employees and working with external safety authorities
Recovery: Keeping the business running despite sometimes substantial limitations
Now that your role in safeguarding your building and the people in it is greater than ever before, you need to be prepared for any situation. Front Desk Security & Safety helps you take on this serious challenge, and control the uncertain.
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