Cmp Crisis Management Plan

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When creating a CMP (Crisis Management Plan) it has to be strategic depending on what type of crisis it is. "The response to the onset of a crisis depends on the nature of the event" (Crandall, Parnell, Spillan, 2013). If my facility has hazardous materials in storage for future use when manufacturing our products I would be proactive, not reactive and address the potential issue up front before any of the hazardous materials were distributed. I would start by getting with my PR/CMP team to come up with a plan on how we will compensate our customers first. Customers should always be the first to be thought of. We would come up with a PR announcement via social media and any other internet source. In this announcement, we would take responsibility

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