In its recent update to the Security Code, a Management Practice was added to emphasize investor database Crisis Management Planning. CHEMTREC was a key partner in the development of this practice, using its knowledge and experience to help clients assess their current assets, identify potential gaps, create and update plans, and provide training and exercises across organizations. The updated Crisis Management Practice is scheduled to be implemented in
CHEMTREC is pleased to support this initiative with the release of our Crisis and Emergency Management Guide for the Chemical Sector. This document, developed by our Crisis Response Team, is designed to support organizations that are members of the CCT and Responsible Care® Partners in implementing their management practices. The document also provides step-by-step guidance for those seeking to implement a new crisis and emergency management program, or for those seeking to review their current program.
Gareth Black, CHEMTREC Senior Crisis Advisor and one of the authors of the document, said, “When we developed the document, we knew it needed to work for everyone. Our experience in supporting and guiding companies with their crisis programs shows that those tasked with implementing such guidance and preparing their organizations have a wide range of knowledge and experience levels. This document aims to address that by providing an easy-to-follow process that organizations can implement to develop their program and ultimately protect their organization in the worst-case scenario. We are excited to launch this and support the performance initiatives of the American Chemistry Council and its Responsible Care program.”
