Do You Have an Emergency Plan for Your Business?

Aug 26, 2020 | Leadership

Content Contributed By Party Center Software

As your family entertainment center grows, having an emergency plan for various areas of your business is extremely important.

Emergency plans will ensure that your staff has the training they need, your facility is a safe place to visit, you’re always prepared, and you’re protecting your business from potential harms.

Does your staff know what to do in the event of a medical emergency? Do you have a plan for your inflatables when the power goes out? Or what about extraneous events that are out of your control and put your finances in question?

The truth is we could plan forever and there are going to be some things that we just can’t prepare for. Don’t let that stop you from improving your business today. Take what you’ve learned and apply it to your Company Emergency Plan—you’ll be glad you did.

Creating Your Emergency Plan

I call it an emergency plan as I picture one singular place where your many emergency plans will live. For some people it’s a binder, for others it’s a folder within Google Docs or on their hard drive.

Wherever you’d like your plan to live, let it live! Visit it often, share it with others, and tweak it as needed.

Company Emergency Plan Ideas

If you’re just starting off or are looking for some additional ideas to add to your Company Emergency Plan, we have some ideas to get you started.

Health & Safety

There are quite a few scenarios where it’s important to have emergency plans in place related to health and safety. Here are a few:

Medical

  • Choking
  • Physical Injury
  • Heart Attack
  • Other

Safety

  • Need to Evacuate
  • Natural Disaster

Technology

  • Power Goes Out
  • WiFi Connection Issues
  • Other Technology Connectivity Issues or Outages

These are just a few of the many emergency plan ideas out there, and some of which you may have encountered at some point or another during your career. Consider all possibilities and use the brief template below to get started.

Emergency Plan Template

Use the steps below as a template to build out each individual emergency plan for your business:

  1. Type of Emergency
  2. Possible Outcomes
  3. Steps to Take During Emergency
  4. Ideal Outcome If Steps Taken Correctly
  5. Forms Required for Type of Emergency
  6. Additional Information

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