[Safety LifeMail Case] Learning from the Kumamoto Earthquake

The company building was damaged, and the primary disaster response officer was temporarily unaccounted for. The secondary disaster response officer confirmed the safety of all employees via smartphone from the evacuation site.

At the time of the Kumamoto earthquake, the company building was damaged, and the primary disaster response officer of the company sustained minor injuries, making it impossible to confirm the safety of all employees or communicate their own situation immediately. "Safety LifeMail" allows for multiple administrators to be set up, with permissions that can be finely divided. Anticipating the possibility that there would be no contact from the primary officer in advance, a secondary officer with the same administrative privileges was designated, and a response manual was prepared. As a result, the secondary officer, who was at a different evacuation site, noticed that no safety confirmation communication had been received and logged into the management screen to check the safety of the employees. By continuously resending safety confirmation emails to the employees who had not replied, it was possible to confirm the safety of everyone, including the primary officer. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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