In an effort to strengthen preparedness for potential disasters and operational disruptions, Bank Rakyat Indonesia (BRI) through the BRI Segitiga Senen Branch Office carries out disaster simulations within the framework of Business Continuity Management (BCM). This activity was attended by all workers in the office environment.
This simulation aims to increase workers’ understanding and ability to respond to emergency situations quickly, precisely and coordinated. Various disaster scenarios were demonstrated, ranging from emergency evacuation conditions to efforts to maintain continuity of operational services to customers.
The activity began with a presentation of material related to BCM procedures, followed by direct practice involving all participants. Through this approach, workers not only understand theory, but are also able to implement steps to handle real emergencies in the field.
The participants showed enthusiasm and seriousness in participating in each stage of the simulation, as a form of commitment to maintaining safety and operational continuity. It is hoped that through this activity, all workers at the BRI Segitiga Senen Branch Office will become more alert and professional in dealing with various potential risks.
By holding this BCM simulation, Bank Rakyat Indonesia (BRI) continues to emphasize its commitment to building a work culture that is tough, adaptive and oriented towards excellent service in all situations.
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