Disaster Recovery Plan
The development of a disaster recovery plan is an essential part of our process and begins immediately upon the initial evaluation. Its development and documentation often will require the following activities:
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· Emergency cleanup and debris removal |
· Damage prevention and loss mitigation measures |
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· Photo documentation |
· Temporary relocation costs |
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· Emergency equipment purchases or rentals |
· Emergency transportation costs |
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· Emergency communication costs |
· Emergency operation center activities |
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· Physical inventory of the lost items |
· Inventory control systems |
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· Accurate record keeping |
· Timesheets, payroll documents, etc., for staff members |
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· Records of work completion, any time extensions granted |
· Contracts, invoices and payment information |
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· Leases, rental records, etc. |
· Equipment log Volunteer logs |
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· Outside agency assistance records |
· Records of disposition of hazardous items or materials |
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· Outreach activities |
· Evaluation of building codes and local standards |
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· Franchise evaluation and brand standards |
· Management contract evaluation |
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· Identification of improved or alternate projects, and appropriate approvals |
· Record of actual costs vs. estimates |
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· Documentation of insurance proceeds |
· Record of funding from other sources, if any |
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· Identification of codes and standards applicable to the project |
· Appropriate building permits |
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· Appropriate evidence of environmental/historic review |
· Records of all contracted work, from bid to payment |
