Standard

BS 12999:2015

Damage management. Code of practice for the organization and management of the stabilization, mitigation and restoration of properties, contents, facilities and assets following incident damage

Current

Published:

 

What is this standard about?

This standard is designed to help people respond effectively when an accident or crime has caused damage to property or other assets. It applies to a wide range of incident types, including fires, floods, contamination and explosions. It does not advocate specific technologies or methodologies, but rather identifies generic processes applicable to all these incidents.

Who is this standard for?

Compiled in line with good risk management practice and insurance principles, BS 12999 is for individual damage management practitioners or organizations.

It’s also relevant to anyone who might be affected by damaging incidents, including:

  • Property owners
  • Emergency responders
  • Insurers
  • Facilities management
  • Government departments and local authorities

Why should you use this standard? 

It outlines how to reinstate property and assets, providing much needed support to those affected. It supplies:

  • Best practices to stabilize, mitigate, remediate and restore damage
  • A simple method to establish whether these activities have been conducted well
  • A guide to communication between parties who should be aware of an incident’s status
Product Details
Descriptors
Management operations
Risk analysis
Management
Commerce
Emergency measures
Risk assessment
Documents
Security
Enterprises
Business continuity
Organizations
Planning
ICS Codes
03.100.01 Company organization and management in general
13.200 Accident and disaster control
Committee
CAR/1
International relationships
ISBN
978 0 580 85622 8
Publisher
BSI