Emergency Planning for Small business

Emergency Planning for Small Businesses: POST COVID-19

The Program

This seminar covers basic requirements for small business to develop an emergency action plans for Post COVID-19. Course topics include purpose and requirements of emergency action for Pandemic prevention plan, elements of emergency evacuation plans, mental health and financial recoveries.

What You Will Learn

Upon the successful completion of this course, students will be able to:

• Describe the potential impact of a pandemic influenza event on a business or company
• Determine the elements of a pandemic influenza preparedness plan
• Identify the elements of an emergency action plan for Small Business Post COVID-19
• Identify sound strategies for continuity of operations
• Evaluate new methodology for Telecommuting and Social Distance in workplace
• List recommended measures to reduce the risk of employee exposure to influenza viruses
• Identify CDC & OSHA standards for Shelter in Place and Mental Health Issues
• Recognize the key sources for accurate, current information and guidance on pandemic influenza preparedness and strategies
• Identify funding sources for economic recovery

Who Will Benefit

This course is tailored to medium and small business owners, managers, human resource professionals and staff, office managers, supervisors and leads, and other interested individuals who can gain value from the presentation.

Course Schedule & Delivery Format

This course is presented in real-time, web-based meetings (ZOOM) with real-time chat/question capability. The course length is two half-days.

  Information on how to access Blackboard and Zoom, as well as system requirements.

Dates: 6/15 & 6/17
Days: Monday and Wednesday
Times: 9am–12noon Pacific Time
Location: Online Via Zoom
Instructors: Doug Sharp (Monday); Jim Vigneau (Wednesday)
Dept: MGX 995-03
CN: 31408
Fee: $99