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Preparing for Disaster: During Hurricane Season, Miami Facility Takes Advantage of Lead Time





OTHER PARTS OF THIS ARTICLEPt. 1: Facility Managers With Disaster Experience Say Careful Planning, Realistic Training Are CrucialPt. 2: Advance Notice of Disasters Offers Crucial Advantage Pt. 3: In a Disaster, Responsibility to Public Makes Facility Manager's Job Harder Pt. 4: After a Disaster, Generator Fuel, Vendors Are Important Pt. 5: This PagePt. 6: Disaster Preparedness: Dallas High-Rise Prepares for Snow and IcePt. 7: Emergency Planning: Hawaii School, New Jersey University Have Responsibility to Public


Jay Leone, general manager of the Southeast Financial Center in Miami, discusses how he and his team take advantage of lead time during hurricane preparations.
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Facility Managers With Disaster Experience Say Careful Planning, Realistic Training Are Crucial

Advance Notice of Disasters Offers Crucial Advantage

In a Disaster, Responsibility to Public Makes Facility Manager's Job Harder

After a Disaster, Generator Fuel, Vendors Are Important

Preparing for Disaster: During Hurricane Season, Miami Facility Takes Advantage of Lead Time

Disaster Preparedness: Dallas High-Rise Prepares for Snow and Ice

Emergency Planning: Hawaii School, New Jersey University Have Responsibility to Public

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