When Physical Property Damage Occurs

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Contingency Planning
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Assessment,
DISASTER-RESOURCE.com
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Overview: After an incident resulting in physical property damage occurs, a proper and thorough site/damage assessment must be performed. The assessment not only determines the extent of the damage, potential recovery time frames and costs, but also ensures the safe and healthful "entry requirements" for personnel going into the damaged environment. Article discusses important damage site assessment issues, read on know about these issues.

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Format: HTML | Date: Jan 2003 | Pages: 1

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