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Residential and commercial risk assessment and resiliency planning follow a similar systematic process involving identifying hazards, assessing risks, implementing control measures, and creating plans to ensure continuity and recovery from disruptions. The key difference lies in the specific types of risks faced and the scale of the planning and implementation.

Building Condition Assessments (BCA) and Fitness-for-Purpose (FFP) assessments are systematic evaluation processes used to understand a building's current physical state, performance, and its suitability for its intended use. These assessments provide essential data for property owners, managers, buyers, and lenders to make informed decisions regarding maintenance, capital planning, risk management, and regulatory compliance.

Building Condition Assessment (BCA)

A BCA (also known as a Facility Condition Assessment or Property Condition Assessment) is a detailed inspection and report on the current physical condition of a building's structure and systems.

Contingency planning is the proactive process of creating a strategic blueprint for how an organization will respond to significant, unforeseen events or disruptions (a "Plan B"). Pre-positioning is a key tactical element often included in a contingency plan, involving the strategic placement of resources (supplies, equipment, funds, personnel) at or near potential points of use before an emergency occurs to enable a rapid and agile response.

Owner's Representative (OR) services provide an independent, professional advisor who acts as the owner's dedicated advocate and a direct extension of their staff throughout a construction or real estate development project. The primary goal is to protect the owner's interests, manage risk, control costs, ensure quality, and allow the owner to focus on their core business operations.

Resilient communities are those with the sustained ability to use available resources to prepare for, withstand, adapt to, and recover from adverse situations such as natural disasters, climate change impacts, economic downturns, and public health emergencies. This ability to "bounce back" minimizes negative impacts and facilitates adaptation and growth after a crisis.

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