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Disaster contingency plan

This plan explains the steps an organisation has taken to prepare for and respond to major incidents such as natural disasters or serious security threats. It helps ensure employees understand emergency procedures, communication arrangements and how the organisation will prioritise safety and continuity during disruptive events.

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By Sarah Silcox

Use this model plan to explain to your workforce what steps your organisation has taken to prepare for a disaster such as a terrorist attack or natural disaster.

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About the author

Sarah Silcox

Sarah Silcox is an experienced writer on workplace issues, specialising in occupational health and well-being, reward, pensions and benefits.

Sarah has many years’ experience as a specialist researcher, editor and conference presenter, and includes government departments, employers’ organisations and professional bodies among her clients.

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