Risk Management planning to ensure business continuity is covered in the Council’s Business Continuity Plan, 2011. All and MRMs have access to this information. B3.4 Risk Assessment Results Risk Register (Source: CERM, 2013 page 45) Refer to Part C5 Risk Hazard Consequences Likelihood Rating Elements at Risk Flash Flooding (not People trapped or Moderate Likely High river flooding) drowned. Property flooded, roads closed, businesses disrupted. Environmental Damage Severe Storm Residents, road users, Moderate Possible High including hail and roof structures, wind powerlines, roads, windows, vehicles, light scale roofing Earthquake All people, buildings, Catastrophic Rare High structures, roads, infrastructure & utilities, environment, businesses & economy. A significant Structural People, buildings, Moderate Possible High Collapse structures, roads, infrastructure & utilities, environment, businesses & economy. Structural Fires People, buildings, Moderate Possible High (Commercial & infrastructure & utilities, Industrial) environment, businesses & economy. Structural People, residential homes, Moderate Likely High (Dwellings) infrastructure & utilities, environment & economy. HAZMAT Incident People, property and Major Possible High (Chemical Liquid spill environment close to /toxic plume) release. Local business & economy. Roads and drains. Severe Rail Accident Commuters, rail Major Unlikely High infrastructure, property along rail lines, local economy. Severe Road/Traffic People, vehicles & local Moderate Likely High Accident economy. Aircraft Crash People on board and on Major Rare High the ground, infrastructure, utilities, roads, buildings & environment. Severe Tram Accident Commuters, pedestrians, Moderate Possible High vehicles utilities, local economy. Protracted Disruption Vulnerable groups. Major Unlikely High to Gas Supply General business & local economy. Protracted Disruption Vulnerable groups. Major Rare High to Electricity Supply General community, businesses & local economy.
Risk Management planning to ensure business continuity is covered in the Council’s Business Continuity Plan, 2011. All and MRMs have access to this information. B3.4 Risk Assessment Results Risk Register (Source: CERM, 2013 page 45) Refer to Part C5 Hazard Elements at Risk Consequences Likelihood Risk Rating Flash Flooding (not river flooding) People trapped or drowned. Property flooded, roads closed, businesses disrupted. Environmental Damage Moderate Likely High Severe Storm including hail and wind Residents, road users, roof structures, powerlines, roads, windows, vehicles, light scale roofing Moderate Possible High Earthquake All people, buildings, structures, roads, infrastructure & utilities, environment, businesses & economy. Catastrophic Rare High A significant Structural Collapse People, buildings, structures, roads, infrastructure & utilities, environment, businesses & economy. Moderate Possible High Structural Fires (Commercial & Industrial) People, buildings, infrastructure & utilities, environment, businesses & economy. Moderate Possible High Structural (Dwellings) People, residential homes, infrastructure & utilities, environment & economy. Moderate Likely High HAZMAT Incident (Chemical Liquid spill /toxic plume) People, property and environment close to release. Local business & economy. Roads and drains. Major Possible High Severe Rail Accident Commuters, rail infrastructure, property along rail lines, local economy. Major Unlikely High Severe Road/Traffic Accident People, vehicles & local economy. Moderate Likely High Aircraft Crash People on board and on the ground, infrastructure, utilities, roads, buildings & environment. Major Rare High Severe Tram Accident Commuters, pedestrians, vehicles utilities, local economy. Moderate Possible High Protracted Disruption to Gas Supply Vulnerable groups. General business & local economy. Major Unlikely High Protracted Disruption to Electricity Supply Vulnerable groups. General community, businesses & local economy. Major Rare High
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