National Incident Management System (NIMS) Coordinated Incident Response Program - ISNetworld RAVS Section - US

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An excerpt from ISNetworld® RAVS®* Safety plan National Incident Management System (NIMS) Coordinated Incident Response Program

Introduction

Private sector organizations, such as Replace with Company Name can play a vital role in incident management. We may have a significant impact on local, regional, and national economic recovery, regardless of the incident size or type. Small, medium, and large organizations in business, industry, and academia, as well as nongovernmental and cultural organizations are part of the whole community and essential to the function of the Community Lifelines.

Private sector organizations are often key partners in the community lifelines because they have immediate access to commodities and services that can support incident response and stabilize those lifelines. They are therefore potential contributors of resources critical to human health and safety or economic security.

The economic impact of a disaster can be catastrophic for the entire community. A fundamental responsibility of private sector organizations is to provide for the welfare of their employees in the workplace and to help employees return to normal daily operations as quickly as possible following an incident.

While implementing NIMS is not mandatory for unregulated private sector organizations, Replace with Company Name adopting NIMS procedures and terminology helps us further integrate into the community’s incident management preparedness efforts. Private sector integration ultimately results in a strengthened national ability to prepare for, respond to, and recover from any type of incident.