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The Communicate Effectively During Crisis Periods Risk Assessment includes the following job steps and related potential hazards:
- 1. Preparation
- Lack of information
- Poor communication
- 2. Hazard Identification
- Incomplete hazard detection
- Miscommunication
- 3. Risk Assessment
- Incorrect risk identification
- Inefficient tools
- 4. Establish Communication Operations
- Data security breach
- Hardware failure
- 5. Training Staff
- Inadequate training
- Limited resources
- 6. Testing Communication System
- System failure
- Inefficiency in process
- 7. Creating a Crisis Plan
- Misinterpretation of plan
- Incomplete data collection
- 8. Informing Stakeholders
- Miscommunication
- Insufficient information
- 9. Activating the crisis plan
- Delayed activation
- Technical issues
- 10. Monitoring Progress
- Unclear tracking
- Missed updates
- 11. Instructing Employees
- Non-compliance
- Information overload
- 12. Debriefing after crisis
- Poor feedback
- Unaddressed concerns
- 13. Evaluating Performance
- Subjectivity
- Unreliable methods
- 14. Reviewing and Updating Procedures
- Outdated procedures
- Resistance to change
- 15. Documentation and Reporting
- Incomplete documentation
- Non-compliance
- 16. Post-crisis recovery
- Slow recovery
- Insufficient resources
- 17. Continuous improvement
- Resistance to change
- Lack of input from stakeholders
- 18. Providing support to affected personnel
- Inadequate support
- Limited resources
- 19. Implementing corrective actions
- Delayed implementation
- Miscommunication
- 20. Re-establishing normal operations
- Mishandling of resumption
- Waning employee morale