Tangible benefits of a membership agreement include guarantee of adequate, vital equipment
and qualified personnel capable of responding to
an incident anywhere in the world at the Member’s request. Without a membership agreement, Kenyon’s ability to respond will solely be based
on the current availability of assets. We tailor our capabilities according to the number of Members
we serve and their specific needs.

A membership agreement with Kenyon will relieve the Member of the need to identify and train personnel in Emergency Response. This translates into significant reductions in training and operating costs and allows the Member to focus resources on business operations. Reducing the number of employees exposed to graphic situations also minimizes costs associated with the treatment of posttraumatic stress disorders. Should the Member elect to do so, Kenyon can also provide an array of other services including Planning and Training, Disaster Human Services, Repatriation services, Personal Effects processing and International Call Centers. By contracting for these services, costs associated with the annexation of additional departments can be eliminated.

The inclusion of Kenyon in the Member’s emergency response plan ensures that all legislatively mandated requirements are met in the country where the accident occurred.

The intangible benefits of a formal relationship include mutual and cooperative disaster planning and training; the assurance that Kenyon will respond to any request anywhere in the world at any time; and the development of personal relationships between organizational members that foster understanding, cooperation and trust. Cumulatively, these benefits allow us to provide a customized response based on the Member’s needs and the requirements of the incident.

We trust that every Member will find the above information useful to their understanding of the value of our membership contract and its mutual benefits.