- Registration is Open Tri-Association Conference March 9-12
In today’s changing landscape of risks and challenges – from intensifying weather patterns to rising insurance costs – it is crucial for education institutions to continually assess and refine emergency response plans. Water intrusions from weather, equipment malfunctions, and human error are frequent causes of property loss and learning disruptions. Through a real-world case study of the University of Tennessee Knoxville, this workshop will cover critical areas where response plans often fall short and provide proven, actionable steps to bridge these gaps.
1. Understand the importance of responding quickly and effectively when water damage occurs
2. Identify gaps in campus disaster preparedness and response plans, and assess potential consequences on resilience and recovery
3. Apply proven strategies and best practices to address and mitigate these gaps effectively
4. Utilize actionable tools to build effectiveness and empower teams to navigate time-critical situations
Art Beamish is a seasoned professional with a diverse background in client consultation and emergency response planning. He worked closely with the Interim Director of Operations for the University of Tennessee Knoxville to develop their water damage response plan, and he regularly works with institutions to boost preparedness for water intrusions, air quality issues, and other environmental and safety hazards.
Myrtle Beach, SC | March 9-12, 2025
