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First of all, I am a dirty, rotten, stinkin CRC owner. (Amy's
disclaimer...)
I have some questions - for records managers who place their records
with a commercial records center.
If there is a fire at the commercial records center and your records get
smoked or wet or burned, or the roof is torn off and records are blown
or get wet, or if a sprinkler head is hit and water covers records, or
... things I can't think of- happen, what do you expect a commercial
records center to do for you? I went back and looked at the posts
immediately after several of the disasters at CRCs over the past few
years and I really don't know what some of you are expecting a CRC to
do. Could you please answer these questions?
Do you have valuable papers coverage for your records?
How quick do you expect to be contacted by the CRC after a disaster?
When do you think that a commercial records center should tell you
specifically which of your records are involved?
What do you expect the commercial records center to pay regarding
stabilization and/or restoration?
What do you expect your organization to pay for, regarding stabilization
and/or restoration?
Thanks for your time.
R. Stephen Richards
President & CEO
Richards & Richards
Nashville, TN
615-242-9600
www.RichardsandRichards.com
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