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We live in a volatile world, where natural and
man-made disasters continue to create epic
challenges for institutions and businesses of
various sizes and shapes. With a seasoned team of
disaster management professionals, our disaster
planning practice supports businesses, utilities,
health care agencies, transportation systems and
higher education institutions.
Beacon’s team of professionals are:
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Knowledgeable of Federal Energy Regulatory
Commission (FERC), U.S. Department of Energy and
U.S. Department of Homeland Security guidelines
and regulations pertaining to the electricity
and water industries.
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Certified through FEMA Standardized Emergency
Management System (SEMS) and National Incident
Management System (NIMS)
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Planning & Preparation
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Emergency Operations Plan
Development
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Continuity of Operations
Planning (COOP)
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NIMS and SEMS personnel
compliance reviews
Trainings
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Media Relations Training
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NIMS, SEMS, ICS Training
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Function Lead Training for DOC and EOC
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Tabletop, Functional and Full-Scale Response and
Recovery Exercises/Drills
Mitigation & Response
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Information Flow Management
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NIMS and SEMS personnel
compliance reviews
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Risk Communications
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After Action Reporting
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Corrective Action Planning
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Stakeholder Outreach &
Coordination
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Public-Government Partnership
Networks with Business, Faith-Based, Community
Organizations
Sample of Success:
Conducted threat assessments and prepared continuity
plans for L.A. County and Pasadena Public Health
Department, a leading insurance agency, the American
Red Cross, and other private small businesses.
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Continuity of
Operations Planning (COOP)
Whether we are conducting BCP for a business or COOP
for a governmental agency, Beacon’s process consists
of 6 phases. Before Beacon can begin the
development of the plan, we recommend conducting an
analysis of current operations, which is then used
in developing the plan, followed by training for
employees and strategic partners. Finally, Beacon
conducts a simulation exercise to ensure that the
plan is properly implemented in a disaster.
Each phase will include the following elements:
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Core Business Impact Analysis
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Identifying Risks / Threats
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Assessing Probability of Occurrence
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Prioritizing Vulnerability of Risk
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Identifying Required Resources
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Inventorying Potential Impacts
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Establishing Preventative Measures
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