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This section contains presentations
and other information collected during CSAA's 2000 Mid-year Meeting on
"Disaster Planning & Recovery."
In addition, it contains
links to other Web sites with related information.
Table of Contents
Presentations
- "The National & Regional Perspective on Disaster
Planning & Preparedness"
Col. Tom Waldhauser, Assistant Deputy Director of Combating Terrorism, The Pentagon
NOTE: Overheads not available.
Michael J. Armstrong,
Associate Director for Mitigation at the Federal Emergency Management
Agency (FEMA) and Head of "Project Impact"
NOTE: Did not use overheads. See a summary in the summer 2000 issue
of the CSAA Dispatch.
- Luncheon Guest Speaker:
Susan Whitehurst,
Publisher, SDM Magazine
NOTE: The content of her presentation appeared in the SDM
Magazine (2000 SDM 100 ranking).
- "Security
Buying Trends, Brand Preferences, System Integration Concepts of the
Top 100 U.S. Corporations"
Albert Janjigian, Executive Vice
President, Stat Resources
NOTE: The overheads are
not available for public distribution. See
a summary in the summer 2000 issue of the CSAA Dispatch.
- "Response and Jurisdiction-The AHJ's Plans"
Chief Ed Plaugher, Arlington County Fire Department
Chief Ron Siarnicki, Prince Georges County Fire Department
Steve Souder, Administrator, Arlington, Virginia Public Safety, Emergency
Communications Center
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to view presentation. (Requires Adobe Acrobat Reader-download
here)
- "A Communications, Power and Utility Perspective on
Disaster Planning and Recovery"
Jay Heiser, Senior Security Consultant, Lucent Technologies
Full presentation is too large. Click here
to view outline of presentation. (Requires Adobe Acrobat Reader-download
here)
- "Disasters We have Known, What We Did & the Lessons
Learned from a Central Station Perspective"
Jay Autrey, Director of Customer Relations, Brinks Home
Security, Inc.
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to view presentation. (Requires Adobe Acrobat Reader-download
here)
Chester Donati, President, DMC Security Services, Inc.
NOTE: Did not use overheads. See a summary in the summer 2000 issue
of the CSAA Dispatch.
Craig Leiser, President, Kismet Group
NOTE: Did not use overheads. See a summary in the summer 2000 issue
of the CSAA Dispatch.
- "Elements of a Good Central Station Disaster Plan"
Charles Hunter, Director, IS Technology, Brinks Home
Security, Inc.
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to view presentation. (Requires Adobe Acrobat Reader-download
here)
Kim Schellenberg, Central Station Manager, AAA Alarm Systems, Ltd.
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to view presentation. (Requires Adobe Acrobat Reader-download
here)
Tina Jones, President, Figaro Consulting
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to view presentation. (Requires Adobe Acrobat Reader-download
here)
- Lunch Guest Speaker: Todd Schwenk, Founder & CEO, Eye On Alarm
NOTE: Did not use overheads. See a summary in the summer 2000 issue
of the CSAA Dispatch.
- "Update
on Underwriters Laboratories
(UL) Listing Requirements"
Pete Tallman,
Alarm System Group Leader, Underwriters Laboratories (UL) Engineering
Services
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presentation. (Requires Adobe Acrobat Reader-download
here)
- "Update
on Factory Mutual Research Corp. (FMRC) Requirements"
Robert Elliott,
Senior Engineer Manager, Factory Mutual Research Corp. (FMRC)
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view presentation. (Requires Adobe Acrobat Reader-download
here)
- "Recovering from a Disaster-A Central Station Perspective"
Bob Rankin, Vice President, Protection One
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view presentation. (Requires Adobe Acrobat Reader-download
here)
- "How Not to Lose Your Financial Shirt After a Disaster"
David Chanin, Partner,
Tannenbaum & Chanin
NOTE: Did not use overheads. See a summary in the summer 2000 issue
of the CSAA Dispatch.
Other
Resources
General Information
Sources:
- NEW: www.floodsmart.gov, for information about the National Flood Insurance Program.
- NEW: www.sba.gov/disaster_recov/prepared/getready.html, for preparedness tips for businesses, homeowners and renters from the U.S. Small Business Administration.
- NEW: www.disastersafety.org, for the Institute for Business and Home Safety's tips for protecting homes and businesses.
- NEW: www.ready.gov, for federal government preparedness information.
- NEW: www.sba.gov/training/courses.html, for SBA information about preparing a business for disaster. At the site, select "Surviving Beyond Disaster." Offered in partnership with The Hartford.
- National Safety Council's Disaster Preparedness Web section: www.nsc.org/issues/prepare.htm
- Federal Emergency Management
Agency (FEMA): www.fema.gov
- Environmental Protections
Agency (hazardous materials, chemical accidents, oil spills)
www.epa.gov/ceppo
- U.S Geological Survey
( land-based natural hazards - earthquakes, floods, volcanoes)
www.usgs.gov
- National Oceanic Atmospheric
Administration (NOAA)-meteorological hazards: www.noaa.gov
- American College of Emergency
Physicians (ACEP): www.acep.org/
- Emergency Preparedness
Canada: www.epc-pcc.gc.ca/
- International Association
of Fire Chiefs (IAFC): www.iafc.org
- National Association
of EMS Educations (NAEMSE): www.naemse.org/
- National Fire Protection
Association (NFPA): www.nfpa.org
- Occupational Safety
and Health Adminstration (OSHA): www.osha.gov
- Underwriters
Laboratories (UL): www.ul.com
University Research
Centers:
Specialized Organizations:
Useful Periodicals:
- Disaster Recovery Journal
(hard copy and on-line)-free www.drj.com
- Recommended
by Bob Rankin and Claire Rubin as one of the best sites and magazines
for disaster planning: www.ContingencyPlanning.com
Subscribe
to Contingency Planning Magazine (hard copy and
on-line)-free
Specific Articles
on Business Contingency Planning:
State and Local Emergency
Services Organizations:
- National Emergency Management
Association (NEMA) - State Emergency Managers Assoc.
www.nemaweb.org
- International Association
of Emergency Managers (IAEM) -Local Emergency Managers Assoc.
www.iaem.com
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