All Hands is a large consortium of emergency management and business continuity consultants working together to provide a unique outsourcing resource for both public and private sector organizations. We set high standards for membership and work cooperatively with our clients and each other to ensure the best in service delivery. Our extensive network of over 600 emergency management, business continuity, security, and risk management professionals allows us to respond to virtually any client requirement. All Hands professionals are recognized leaders in emergency and crisis management, with a history of innovative, cost effective, real-time solutions tailored to meet the complex challenges confronting our clients.
Service areas include: project management, planning, training, exercises, emergency management, business continuity, emergency response, homeland security, mitigation planning, crisis management, terrorism planning, threat assessments, search and rescue training, and emergency operation center operations.
Southeast Florida Urban Area Security Initiative - http://www.sfuasi.us/
All Hands Consulting is currently managing the Southeast Florida Urban Area Security Initiative (UASI) which includes both the Miami and Fort Lauderdale Urban Areas (Palm Beach, Broward, Miami-Dade and Monroe Counties). All Hands Consulting provides a full array of homeland security project management and consulting services including planning, training, and exercises.
(The web site is restricted to UASI participants.)
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a Comprehensive Emergency Management Program
All Hands can help you build a Comprehensive Emergency Management
Program (CEMP). We provide services
addressing the full spectrum of elements comprising a CEMP.
We provide an integrated approach to the management of emergency
programs and activities for all four emergency phases (mitigation,
preparedness, response, and recovery), for all types of emergencies
and disasters (natural, manmade, and attack).
Comprehensive Emergency Management Programs must encompass
a number of specific planning areas. These include:
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Hands.net
All-Hands.net
is a web-based community for emergency management and businesses
continuity practitioners. The virtual community is a fully
user-supported professional collaboration portal. Registered
users will be able to post articles and add content to the
various sections of the site. The web site is developed and
maintained free-of-charge by Davislogic.
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Hands and Homeland Security
All Hands members have been providing Homeland
Security and Homeland Defense services for decades. Formerly
called "Civil Defense", and now, Comprehensive Emergency
Management, Homeland Defense and terrorism preparedness are
included in an "All-Hazards Comprehensive Emergency Management
Program (CEMP)." All Hands believes that Homeland Defense
should be included in a CEMP rather than developed as a separate
program.
About Homeland Security
The terms "Homeland Security" and "Homeland
Defense" have received increased attention since the
tragic events of September 11, 2001. While these terms are
relatively new, the concepts behind them are not.
Homeland Security is defined as the deterrence, prevention,
and preemption of, and defense against, aggression targeted
at U.S. territory, sovereignty, population, and infrastructure
as well as the management of the consequences of such aggression
and other domestic emergencies.
Homeland Defense is a subset of Homeland Security.
It is defined as the deterrence, prevention, and preemption
of and defense against direct attacks aimed at U.S. territory,
population, and infrastructure.
- ANSER Institute for Homeland Security
See more about All Hands Homeland Security
Program.
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Mission
To build mutually valued relationships
with our clients and colleagues based on integrity, professional
expertise and state-of-the-art deliverables in all areas of
Emergency Management (mitigation, preparedness, response and
recovery.)
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