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Rich Woldt - White Paper on...Risk Management Lessons Learned During Hurricane Season 2005

Rich Woldt - Hurricane (IC):  R&D and White Papers on (Ivan, Katrina, Rita, Wilma, etc.)

Rich Woldt - Sample form for basic damage assessments and incident reports.

Rich Woldt - An Introduction to International Risk Management

David McGuinn: Safe Deposit Box Compliance and Legal Issues

David McGuinn: Safe Deposit Box Security & Liability

Paul Bergee: Contingency Planning Test from The Paid Paranoid

Paul Bergee Business Continuity Planning: Pandemic - Is this Y2K-II?

Paul Bergee Business Continuity Planning: Continuity Central Pandemic Planning Survey Results

Paul Bergee - Pandemic - Is this Y2K-II?

Paul Bergee - BRPAW Event 2-15-06

Paul Bergee - Pandemic Planning Survey Results

Toni Conti - Incident Report on Katrina

Comments and Incident Reports: Note to Reader: "Our policy is to post comments and Incident Reports as they are written once we confirm the source and consider the incident report to be "first hand" and written in "the first person." Agree or disagree, this is the only way we can ensure an upfront and candid research environment. Read these at the risk of being offended."           Rich Woldt

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Deep Throat 007:  Katrina Incident Report /04-09-17_news Rich Woldt - release on hurricanes of 2004

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"We'll guide your family, business, association, community, and country through any crisis using internationally recognized Risk Management methods,  the Incident Command System (ICS), and the National Incident Management System (NIMS) as a quality standard!"                             Rich Woldt

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What are the three RM steps?

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How do you measure risk?

Who was the first Risk Manager?

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Can you describe and explain the operation of a "dead bolt" lock, a "dead latch" lock, a "maximum security bolt" lock and a "Jimmy-proof ring and bar" lock?

Can you describe the construction of a "Burglary Resistant" safe and name five UL ratings commonly found on US manufactured safes?

Can you describe the construction of a "Type I, Type II and Type III currency vault?

Can you describe the construction of a NFPA two hour records vault?

Can you give three examples of a "relock" device on a combination safe or vault door?

Have you properly trained all employees on what they should and should not do before, during, and after an armed robbery?

Have you properly trained all employees on what they should and should not do if they receive a bomb threat?

Have you properly trained all employees on what they should and should not do when they receive an anthrax scare?

Have you created "controllable crime scenes" and "defendable zones" for all building occupants?

Have all executives and Board members been trained in what to do to discourage and survive kidnapping, home invasion, and extortion attempt?

Does your contingency plan have a "72 hour Stand Alone" standard that's been tested under fire?

Does your contingency plan comply with the generally accepted standards required by regulators within your industry?

Does your contingency plan have "housing-in-place" and "evacuation" protocols in place?

Are all contingency planners familiar with the "Incident Command System (ICS)" and the "National Incident Management System (NIMS)? 

These pages will be used as tutorials for teaching the "Incident Command System" to three groups: Group #1 - , insurance Companies, financial institutions, and the business community; Group #2 - business associations, veterans, clubs, organizations, etc.; and Group #3 - school administrators, church leaders, etc.              

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For Professional First Responder....

V-ICS Tutorial for Incident Commander & General Staff / V-ICS Tutorial for Operations Chief / V-ICS Tutorial for Planning Chief / V-ICS Tutorial for Logistics Chief / V-ICS Tutorial for Finance Chief / V-ICS Tutorial for Staging Area Manager & Unit Leaders

For Community Outreach First Responders:

Insurance Companies, Banks, Credit Unions, Companies/Employers

Business Associations, Veteran Organizations, Societies, Clubs, Etc.

Schools, Universities, Colleges, Churches, Etc.

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Incident Command Postings Tips For.. Katrina... First Responders: Click here.... For your reporting instructions! Victims: Click here....            For victim Assistance! Evacuees: Click here... For Evacuation Instructions! Operations Chief: Click here for......     Tip on how to manage your ICS Staging Areas:-

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• How to create your own Incident Command System (ICS) For every business, organization, association, municipality and family can benefit from this Risk Management system.