Start Now: A Guide to Building or Enhancing Your Emergency Management Program - Part 2: Insurance

In part two of our series, "Start Now: A Guide to Building or Enhancing Your Emergency Management Program," Scott Ployer, President and CEO of National Property Management Strategies Group, explores the vital role of insurance in facilities management.With insurance premiums skyrocketing, Scott offers strategies to help companies mitigate these costs by fostering a safety-first culture and conducting thorough risk assessments. He highlights the importance of regularly updating standard operating procedures and leveraging resources from insurance carriers to minimize claims and enhance safety programs.Scott’s insights offer actionable advice to help you stay ahead of potential risks and ensure your organization is ready for any crisis.  Discover how climate change impacts insurance, the benefits of voluntary risk assessments, and best practices for updating company policies annually. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Scott Ployer is a seasoned real estate and property management executive with 36 years of experience in managing residential, commercial, industrial, office, and government properties. He has a proven track record of implementing cost-saving initiatives and serving in high-responsibility roles, including as a Receiver’s Administrator for the U.S. Bankruptcy Court and federal banks. Ployer holds numerous industry-specific certifications and licenses, showcasing his extensive expertise and commitment to excellence.Thanks for listening. Follow David Trask on LinkedIn to share feedback. Visit the ARC Facilities LinkedIn page-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------The views and opinions expressed by third-party guests on this podcast are their own and do not necessarily reflect the views or opinions of ARC Facilities and ARC Document Solutions. We provide a platform for diverse perspectives and discussions and ARC Facilities/ARC Document Solutions assumes no responsibility or liability for the accuracy or completeness of the content provided by our third-party guests.

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