Preparedness in the chemical and allied industries: an industrial civil defense handbook.

By:

United States. Business and Defense Services Administration

Contributor(s):

United States. Office of Civil Defense

Material type: Text

TextLanguage: ENG Publication details: 1968Description: 42p., 27 refs, 7 figsReport number: National GovernmentSubject(s):

Contents:

Subject: Industrial leaders should be prepared for any contingency, e.g. enemy attack, in conventional or nuclear warfare. Preparations should be consistent with the Civil Defense Program, which is administered, with some exceptions, by the Office of Civil Defense in the Office of the Secretary of the Army. The emergency preparedness objectives of company management are: protection of its personnel; protection of its facilities; continuity of management and operations

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Executive summary; Orientation to industrial preparedness; Government preparedness plans; Development of company preparedness program; Continuity of management and operations; Personnel and facility protection

Industrial leaders should be prepared for any contingency, e.g. enemy attack, in conventional or nuclear warfare. Preparations should be consistent with the Civil Defense Program, which is administered, with some exceptions, by the Office of Civil Defense in the Office of the Secretary of the Army. The emergency preparedness objectives of company management are: protection of its personnel; protection of its facilities; continuity of management and operations

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