ApexOS Advisory: Policy, Safety & Leadership Blog

Most emergency plans are written to satisfy a requirement, not to survive an actual incident. They get filed, reviewed once a year, and quietly go stale. The real test comes at 2 a.m., with the wrong people on shift and half the phone tree unreachable -- and by then it's too late to find out the plan doesn't hold up. A binder is not a plan Having a document called an Emergency Operations Plan is not the same as having a plan that works. FEMA's CPG 101 exists because there's a