The city's active-threat and access-control plan covers the civic center but not the remote water-treatment plant. How should the CHRO evaluate emergency-response coverage?
Select an answer to reveal the explanation.
Short Explanation
A lockdown plan that only covers city hall is like a smoke alarm only in the living room while the garage burns. Water-plant crews still need a way in, a way out, and a way to call for help. Safety strategy has to follow the workforce, not the visitor count.
Full Explanation
Employee safety and security strategy must cover distributed worksites, not only high-visibility civic buildings. Vendor control systems and visitor volume do not substitute for access control, emergency communications, and response roles at a remote plant. Waiting for an incident to write the annex leaves those employees unprotected by design. The CHRO should evaluate and close site-coverage gaps across the city's operating locations.