Catastrophic Disaster Recovery

A catastrophic disaster refers to large-scale, widespread events that cause significant damage to industrial and commercial properties, affecting entire regions or communities. Examples include major floods, devastating fires, or severe storm damage that impacts multiple buildings or infrastructure. These disasters often result in prolonged operational downtime, extensive property damage, and potential disruptions to the supply chain.

Understanding the maximum acceptable downtime (RTO) and data loss (RPO) is crucial in a catastrophic disaster recovery plan.

These metrics help prioritise recovery efforts, guiding decisions on backup strategies and resource allocation to ensure business continuity.

The safety of all employees and the local community is paramount during any disaster event. Our team is exceptionally well-trained to handle the challenges that come with major incidents, ensuring they are prepared for all types of hazardous situations.

Thanks to this comprehensive training, we’re confident in our team’s ability to manage both their safety, that of others and the required restoration work during a disaster. This preparation allows us to act quickly and effectively, maintaining a high level of safety and professionalism while ensuring the business returns to operations quickly.

Clear communications plans are established to ensure timely updates to staff, customers, and all stakeholders.