The continuity plan or business continuity plan (BCP) is at the same time the name of a concept, a procedure, and the document that describes it. The ISO 22301 standard refers to and sets out the best practices in terms of Business Continuity Management (BCM).
In the event of a disruptive incident affecting in any way a building or buildings related to the business activity, an insured party can find itself in an emergency situation related to the shutdown of its production facilities, the interruption of its supply chain, or the inaccessibility of raw material or finished product storage areas. It may also be in a situation where it no longer complies with regulations.
By using removable modular buildings, such as those offered by removable modular building renters, the company, whether industrial or large retailer, has the means to rapidly restore activity after an incident involving a building infrastructure.
It is imperative to act quickly in order to minimise additional damage and to limit financial losses, especially those related to the shutdown of operations: "This is the reason why we recommend the construction of temporary and removable installations, which can restore activity quickly during the period of rehabilitation work." Ian ZIELESKIEWICZ, LBC Associés - LOCABRI's insurance brokers.
BCP: with Locabri in 48 hours: 1000 m² of the RFX range, the modular reflex, can be deployed