Boeing’s All-Hazards Approach to Business Continuity
It’s challenging for any organization to prepare for every possible emergency.
For that reason, many businesses use an all-hazards approach to emergency management, focusing on the impact of the incident—not the cause.
In this episode, Keith Berthiaume, Enterprise Emergency Preparedness Program Manager at Boeing, joins us to discuss how an all-hazards approach works across Boeing’s large geographical footprint to ensure business continuity.
Keith discusses:
- Boeing’s five distinctive preparedness programs
- Implementing a Crisis Management Group
- How to prepare for a global incident
- How Boeing established a unified command and coordinated response to the COVID-19 pandemic
Check out this article on Boeing by Security Magazine, as mentioned in the episode.
The Employee Safety Podcast is hosted by Peter Steinfeld, SVP of Safety Solutions at AlertMedia.
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