Emergency Access Program Now Available To All Manhattan Businesses
Program in conjunction with the Business Network of Emergency Resources, Inc.
New York, NY - The New York City Office of Emergency Management (OEM) and the Business Network of Emergency Resources, Inc (BNet) are pleased to announce the availability of the Corporate Emergency Access System (CEAS) to businesses in Manhattan.
CEAS is a program designed to reduce the impact of economic injury following a large-scale emergency. Through a credentialing system for essential employees, the program rapidly facilitates business recovery activities in an impacted area by providing employees quick access to affected worksites. These activities include facility shutdown and time-sensitive recovery actions, both of which help mitigate financial loss and retain customers and employees.
When activated, CEAS allows businesses to initiate orderly shut down procedures, access damage, maintain core IT systems, meet regulatory obligations and secure critical records and data in the aftermath of an emergency. Essential employees and critical service providers selected by the employer can gain access to affected sites by presenting a CEAS standardized credential that is recognized by law enforcement. Designated employees receive the CEAS credential upon enrollment in the program, which streamlines the access process and helps to eliminate the confusion in the aftermath of a disaster. Companies are allocated credentials based on a percentage of the total number of employees, with only critical staff receiving access.
Contact
Business Network of Emergency Resources, (BNet)
9415 Carousel Center, Syracuse, NY 13290-9801
888-353-BNET
212-599-1599 (in NYC)
www.CEAS.com
support@bnetinc.org