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Business Continuity Planning

A complete continuity plan written with your warehouse leads, fleet controllers, and account managers — ready to open when a typhoon, port backlog, or supplier stoppage hits.

Who this engagement serves

Regional 3PLs, private fleets, and contract warehouse operators in Taiwan that need business continuity planning for logistics operators beyond a generic corporate checklist. Typical clients run cross-docks in Taoyuan or Hsinchu, linehaul into port zones, or multi-client bonded space with tight cut-off times.

The result is a living plan: trigger thresholds, named roles, alternate routing options, warehouse recovery order, supplier notification chains, and a facilitated tabletop drill so supervisors rehearse before the next alert.

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What is included

Scope is fixed enough to quote, flexible enough to match your network shape.

Discovery & yard walk

On-site review of dock doors, staging lanes, cold or hazardous zones, and the control room where dispatch decisions are made.

Failure map

Documented single points of failure across power, labor, key carriers, landlord access, and top shipper commitments.

Continuity plan pack

Trigger matrix, role cards, alternate lane notes, warehouse recovery sequence, and a one-page night-shift brief.

Also included

  • One facilitated tabletop drill with your supervisors
  • Revision round after the drill findings
  • Printable wall sheets for the control room

Outside scope

  • Insurance placement or claims handling
  • Vehicle maintenance contracts
  • Customs brokerage filings

How delivery works

Briefing call

We learn your lane map, peak seasons, and the last disruption you still talk about. Usually 45–60 minutes.

On-site assessment

One to two days walking the yard and interviewing shift leads, safety officers, and fleet planners.

Draft plan & workshop

You receive a working draft, then we run a tabletop drill and tighten language supervisors actually use.

Handover

Final plan pack, wall sheets, and a short briefing for management. Typical calendar span: four to six weeks.

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Preparation, location, and fees

Work is delivered at your Taiwan facility (or facilities) with remote drafting between visits. Please prepare: current lane list, emergency contacts, landlord and utility contacts, and notes from the last major interruption.

Pricing is quote-based on network size and number of sites. Mid-size single-site operators often begin in the range shown on our Fees page. A deposit secures the assessment dates.

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