What’s PSEMA?
Private Sector Emergency Emergency Management is:
Our Vision
The Association envisions a completely integrated preparedness, risk reduction, and response reality between businesses, industry stakeholders, nongovernmental organizations, and public sector agencies across the United States.
Our Mission
The mission of the Association is to support the private sector before, during, and after times of major disruption or disaster by providing business resilience education, raising awareness of limitations impacting business, and rapidly identifying and marshaling available resources to bolster business continuity and community recovery.
Facilitating Cross-Sector Communication
The Association facilitates business-to-business conversations and coordination related to the homeland security and emergency management enterprises.
PSEMA coordinates cross-sector communication so that businesses can help businesses get back to work when a disaster strikes. PSEMA provides a conduit between the private sector and government agencies to prevent and lessen any negative effects when major emergencies and disasters occur.
The Private Sector Emergency Management Association (PSEMA) is incorporated in the State of Texas and is a 501(c)(6) organization as defined by the Internal Revenue Service.
Business & Industry Resilience Lifelines
PSEMA is excited to introduce our newly developed Business Resilience Lifelines, a comprehensive framework designed to enhance private-sector preparedness and response capabilities. By focusing on these essential components, PSEMA aims to provide tailored resources and support to help businesses effectively navigate disruptions and maintain operational continuity during crises.
1. Employee Safety and Security: Updates on workplace security, emergency protocols, and employee safety measures during incidents.
2. Supply Chain & Logistics Stability: Insights on procurement, shipping, and logistics to help maintain smooth operations.
3. Data Integrity and Cybersecurity: Access to real-time cybersecurity updates and protective measures.
4. Power and Fuel: Information on fuel and energy continuity, backup options, and resources for operational resilience.
5. Communication Infrastructure: Crisis communication tools for staying connected with employees, partners, and customers.
6. Facility Operations and Transportation: Insights on facility access, transportation routes, and fleet management.
7. Hazardous Materials & Environmental Safety: Guidance on handling hazardous materials and compliance during emergencies.
8. Water and Sanitation:Resources for ensuring operational water access and sanitation continuity.
