Although we do our best to avoid them, we should always be prepared for a disaster so that when they do happen, we have the best possible outcome. Those of us unfortunate enough to have been in these situations, for whatever reason, appreciate that it is an intense period of prioritisation and practical application. Although staged, these exercises still bring a sense of unpredictability, urgency and an appreciation for working together as a team; understanding how to apply this in the real world greatly improves the results for staff and the objects.
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