Keynote Speaker

In the workplace, disaster and emergency management involve a structured preparedness process that consists of several steps. The first step is the formation of emergency teams. Following that, a hazard and risk analysis is conducted, and measures for damage reduction are planned. In the fourth step, command and emergency services are designated, while the fifth step involves the creation of procedures and instructions. In the sixth step, staff training and drills are organized, with a focus on fostering teamwork and cooperation in the workplace in the seventh step. Finally, in the eighth step, emergency supplies are procured, and the plan is documented. This process represents a comprehensive approach to enhancing workplaces' capabilities for dealing with disasters and emergencies.