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Olivier RESTOUEIX: Chemical Engineer, QHSE and CSR Manager Africa Global Logistics
INTRODUCTION
You manage chemical products on your sites with the risk of a major accident that could lead to a crisis and a partial or total shutdown of your operations. You need to know how to be ready to resume normal activity as quickly as possible. This fact sheet will help you set up a business continuity plan, by answering the following questions in particular:
What is a business continuity plan (BCP)?
What does a BCP contain?
How do you draw up a BCP?
How can the BCP evolve?
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