This one has been a long time coming. The Personal Preparedness Assessment Workbook has been in customers’ hands for years. The methodology is sound, the math works, the output is genuinely useful. But there has always been the same gap. Step 1 asks the buyer to score 59 hazards for their specific address. And doing…
Author: Nick Meacher
Mapping DMR Repeaters
Developing an efficient comms plan for day to day use can take time to do it right. Mapping out (DMR) repeaters involves work, research and a plan. If you don’t take these steps you end up with a mess in your codeplug. This is all of the DMR repeaters in North Carolina, and shows what…
Communications Resiliency
New blog/article https://fortunefavorstheprepared.com/communications-resiliency/
UNDERSTANDING COMMUNICATIONS RESILIENCY
Most people do not understand the interdependencies of critical infrastructure on electricity. Even those that do, most people do not comprehend the cascading events and effects that a disaster can have on the infrastructure. Damage to roadways, such as a broken water main, can damage communications cables that typically nearby as the surrounding ground is…
Personal Preparedness Assessment Workbook
What are you really preparing for? What is your level of preparedness or resiliency? What supplies do you have? What skills do you have? This workbook will take you through a process to determine what threats and hazards are in your area and what you are at most risk from. Once you have done that…
PREP-CON
Update to the page on Preparedness Conditions – PREP-CON https://fortunefavorstheprepared.com/preparedness-book-of-knowledge-2/planning/preparedness-conditions-prep-con/
What are you preparing for?
This is a response when asked; “What should I get to be prepared?” or “How do I start?” Well actually if you ask me my response starts off; “It depends,……” Well, here we are, almost a quarter of the way into 2022 and who had WWIII on their threat analysis list? I’m sure through the…
Never Let an Opportunity Go To Waste
We have all heard “Never let a good crisis go to waste,” which is attributed to Winston Churchill. In emergency management we turn that around, always learn from every emergency, we do “after action reports” and “improvement plans” for every event, whether a real event or an exercise. If you didn’t learn anything you weren’t…
Cascade Effects and the Perfect Storm
Threat Assessment Pillar Cascade Effects and the Perfect Storm How Small Disruptions Become Systemic Failures This Page Serves Two Readers The Prepared Person, Household, or MAG Emergency Management Practitioners One disruption is a bad day. Two converging disruptions are chaos. When three or more concurrent disruptions reinforce each other across interdependent systems, you are inside…
