The emergency response challenges you face could be global, domestic, natural or internal. They could explode in an instant, or unfold over time. Your ability to reduce the risk and manage the impact increases, if you have the knowledge, tools, planning, and processes to handle what comes.

The prevention of emergency incidents is becoming increasingly difficult in a world of rapidly evolving technology, instantaneous communication and highly sensitive contrasts in political and cultural agendas.

Not only are security professionals searching for answers to unique and complicated situations, but in today's business environment of shifting job responsibilities, many non-security professionals are being asked to address a broad range of security concerns.

Building professionals continue to straddle this fine line. Not only are they responsible for the protection of valuable assets, but increasingly the important information and individuals contained within its walls.

The starting point of many building professionals, whether they are in property/facility management, risk management, insurance or finance, often begins with an assessment of the building and its contents.

Accurate, up-dated floor plans offer an easy to understand, visual tool that documents and maps out exactly what is in the building and where it is located.

From fire hoses and sprinklers to door thicknesses on exits, GiveMePower Emergency Response Plans provide ready, reliable building information that you can count on.

Secure your business. Build on a solid foundation by calling GiveMePower before you start a new emergency response planning project or update an existing one.

The GiveMePower Advantage

• Accurate building data to meet government regulations on high rises.
• File accurate, up-to-date digital CAD floor plans with local first responders.
• Floor plans provide the base for interactive maps in an emergency.
• From laypersons to the most technologically advanced personnel, floor plans provide a solid visual tool and easily understood point of reference in an emergency.
• Layered building data that can be turned on and off to display only the most pertinent information you need in an emergency.
• Floor plans are in digital CAD files, which can be easily integrated into Facilities Management and Emergency Response software systems.
• Populate the digital floor plans with proprietary corporate, human resources and HAZMAT information.
• Workers and first responders can work collaboratively in an emergency by accessing the digital CAD floor plans remotely through wi-fi.