Small business owners invest a tremendous amount of time, money and resources to make their ventures successful, yet, many owners fail to properly plan and prepare for disaster situations. According to the Institute for Business and Home Safety, an estimated 25 percent of businesses do not reopen following a major disaster. You can protect your business by identifying the risks associated with natural and man-made disasters, and by creating a plan for action should a disaster strike. By keeping those plans updated, you can help ensure the survival of your business.
WGP’s response to disasters has five guiding principles. These principles allow the
Agency to effectively execute surge plans involving the whole Agency. They
are as follows:
WGP’s response to disasters has five guiding principles. These principles allow the
Agency to effectively execute surge plans involving the whole Agency. They
are as follows:
- WGP is prepared to respond. WGP has an organizational infrastructure designed to respond swiftly and effectively to disaster activity. WGP is trained to respond. Training and coordination are the keys to preparedness.
- WGP’s response at higher post-disaster demand levels requires a “One WGP” approach. Employees across the WGP organization have roles to play and are valuable assets to help WGP achieve the level of performance America requires and expects.
- WGP takes pride in quality assurance and customer service. The Agency continuously strives to deliver the highest level of quality of service with available resources. Customers will be provided with the necessary support and communication channels to minimize confusion and ensure a positive experience during their time of greatest need.
- WGP’s actions are coordinated with its government partners. The Agency communicates with local, state, federal government agencies, and Congress to deliver timely assistance.
