Business Continuity Plan
Introduction
This Business Continuity Plan (BCP) is in place to assist us, Company, to prepare for significant disruptions that have the potential to affect our ability to operate significantly. The Plan includes essential information for responsibilities, risk assessment, and steps to be taken in the case of a significant event impacting our ability to operate effectively.
Terms and Definitions
Business Continuity Plan (BCP): A documented collection of procedures and information that we develop, compile, and maintain in readiness for use in an incident to enable our organisation to continue to deliver its critical products and services.
Business Impact Analysis (BIA): The process of analysing our business functions and the effect that a business disruption might have upon them.
Disruption/Incident: An unplanned event that causes a negative impact on our ability to operate or deliver critical products/services.
Employee: A person employed by us under a contract of employment or contract of training. An employee is not a contractor.
Epidemic: An outbreak of a disease in a particular location or area.
Hazard: Source or situation with the potential for injury or illness, damage to property or damage to the environment.
Pandemic: The global outbreak of a disease.
Risk: A combination of the likelihood and consequences of any injury or harm occurring.
9 more sections
- Management Commitment and Approval
- Review Procedure
- Document Control
- Business Continuity Policy
- BCP Responsibilities
- and 4 more
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