Biomedical Engineering Reference
In-Depth Information
Asummaryof theplanningprocess, including the
sequence of actions taken and a list of the team
members and stakeholders who participated;
Implementation strategies that detail how the
mitigation actions will be implemented and
administered.
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The results of the risk assessment and loss
estimation;
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The hazard mitigation plan should serve as the
focal point and basis for mitigation decisions for
all
hazards—natural and manmade. As such, it should
be written so that anyone who reads it can gain
an understanding of current and future hazards and
risks as well as the community's or state's intended
solutions to those problems.
Mitigation goals and objectives aimed at
reducing or avoiding the effects of manmade
hazards;
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Mitigation actions that will help the community
or state accomplish the established goals and
objectives; and
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