FMIT PLANS FOR RESPONSE & RECOVERY

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FMIT PLANS FOR RESPONSE & RECOVERY HURRICANE IRMA PRE-LANDFALL WEBINAR FMIT PLANS FOR RESPONSE & RECOVERY Tony Scott, Chief Information Officer

Webinar Outline OVERVIEW – HURRICANE IRMA IRMA Update FMIT Preparations Member Tools Member Prep Checklist

IRMA UPDATE Models Currently in Agreement that Portions of Florida Will Feel Effects from IRMA Models have a 100+ mile margin of error 3+ days out from the current storm location. Storm is currently larger than Florida Euro Model appears to be more westerly path. GEFS appears to be more easterly path which is why projection cone is still wide 2+ days out from landfall. Strength projections still indicate a potential CAT 4 at landfall, should one occur Large size of Storm Means No Matter Path This Storm Will Affect Much of Florida.

IRMA UPDATE Models Currently in Agreement that Portions of Florida Will Feel Effects from IRMA Models have a 100+ mile margin of error 3+ days out from the current storm location. Storm is currently larger than Florida Euro Model appears to be more westerly path. GEFS appears to be more easterly path which is why projection cone is still wide 2+ days out from landfall. Strength projections still indicate a potential CAT 4 at landfall, should one occur Large size of Storm Means No Matter Path This Storm Will Affect Much of Florida.

IRMA UPDATE Models Currently in Agreement that Portions of Florida Will Feel Effects from IRMA Models have a 100+ mile margin of error 3+ days out from the current storm location. Storm is currently larger than Florida Euro Model appears to be more westerly path. GEFS appears to be more easterly path which is why projection cone is still wide 2+ days out from landfall. Strength projections still indicate a potential CAT 4 at landfall, should one occur Large size of Storm Means No Matter Path This Storm Will Affect Much of Florida.

FMIT Preparing for Irma FMIT CRITICAL INCIDENT RESPONSE TEAM FMIT Preparing for Irma Monitoring Storm Path Projections FMIT EOC in Orlando Activating This Weekend. Largest CIRT Team in FMIT History Being Deployed Based Upon Path Will Staff Certain Member EOCs Based Upon Area & Path (w/Sat Phones) Satellite Phones Have Been Distributed to Members Who Previously Established Expectation with FMIT/Synergy During Prep Mtgs

FMIT CRITICAL INCIDENT RESPONSE TEAM

FMIT CAT Activation Plan & Standard Action Items. FMIT CAT WORKFLOW… FMIT CAT Activation Plan & Standard Action Items. Members to further define individual expectations &/or timelines.

FMIT Responding to Irma (First 72 hrs) CARRYING OUT THE FMIT ERP… FMIT Responding to Irma (First 72 hrs) Preliminary Damage Assessments (PDA) using TrackDown Mobile App Emergency Stabilization Services (MVP) Manage Assigned FMIT Staging Areas (Field Ops) Roll-Up Member Loss Notices Populate Claim Intake First 10 Days After Storm, Focus will be on Recovering Critical Member Assets

simpliCity℠ (Loss Recovery/Claims Mgt.) FMIT MEMBER RECOVERY TOOLS simpliCity℠ (Loss Recovery/Claims Mgt.) Trackdown℠ (Mobile Field Solutions) FMIT Turnkey Recovery℠ (Managed Repair Program)

SIMPLICITY CLAIMS MANAGEMENT SYSTEM (Transparency & Documentation) Claim Info, Scopes of Work, Job Costs, Claims Payments, Damage Assessments, Daily Notes & More… Stores current & previous years insurance Schedule of Values, Stores all Loss/Claims data for review by FMIT, Member, 3rd Party (Auditor, FEMA, Etc…), Stores COOP Plans and other documents for Risk Managers and others to use for Risk Management, Access to FEMA Price Lists, Most importantly, simplicity is the tool FMIT uses to track Irma recovery efforts.

Mobile Application(s) Deliver Real-Time Data Capture & Reporting TRACKDOWN (FMIT Rapid Damage Assessments) Mobile Application(s) Deliver Real-Time Data Capture & Reporting FMIT TrackDown℠ Mobile Application used by Members and Adjusters. Application is Linked to Member’s Locations (GPS) and Insurance SOV. Data & Photo Collection Made Simple. Automatic Upload to SimpliCity℠ and Email Distribution to all Involved Parties. Networked via Cell or SAT Connectivity with Breadcrumb Reporting Functionality.

Trackdown Mobile Application

Exclusive Only to FMIT Members… FMIT TURNKEY RECOVERY PROGRAM (Available on All Claims) Expedites Response & Recovery Initiatives. Minimizes Increased Secondary Damages & Costs. Recovery Services Authorized in Advance by FMIT. Approved Material Deposits and Invoices Paid Direct to Contractors. Pre-Identified & Approved Contractors (MVP) Limits Out-of-Pocket Expense for Members. Significantly Reduces Financial Impact a Loss can have on Members Ability to Recover. Exclusive Only to FMIT Members…

FMIT TURNKEY RECOVERY PROGRAM TurnKey Workflow Chart(s)

FMIT Works with FEMA to Support Member’s Public Assistance. FLC-PACT (Bridging The Gap Between Insurance & FEMA) FMIT Works with FEMA to Support Member’s Public Assistance. FLC-PACT was formed to take a proactive approach to ensure that Insurance & FEMA are working together and in support of another. FLC-PACT Identifies Anticipated Insurance Proceeds, Eligible Scopes-of-Works and Provides All Claim Related Documentation. FLC-PACT reviews FEMA PW Development and Grant Application to Ensure Accurate Claim Reported Information.

NEXT STEPS

Member Prep Checklist OVERVIEW – HURRICANE IRMA Continue Working Internally w/Emergency Response Teams, Ensure “Loose” Assets are Either Secured or Stored, Ensure Hurricane Protection Devices are Operational & Engaged Ensure that Current Email used to Receive FMIT Alerts & Current Phone # in FMIT System is Accessible Where You Are.

Member Prep Checklist OVERVIEW – HURRICANE IRMA Post Event: Reach out to Internal Contacts for Damage Status, Monitor FMIT Alerts for “I Have Damage” Post Event Email & Respond or Call FMIT CAT Number Stay By Your Cell Phone & Email For Incoming Contact From FMIT FMIT is Here & Ready To Support Your Recovery Efforts

Completing simplicity & Trackdown registrations and updates OVERVIEW – HURRICANE IRMA FMIT Next Steps: Completing simplicity & Trackdown registrations and updates Receiving Turnkey Recovery Participation Emails (send to admin@synergyid.com) Updating simpliCity with latest Schedule of Values data from FMIT Transmitting this information to FMIT Members

FMIT EOC Orlando FMIT EOC IRMA Email OVERVIEW – HURRICANE IRMA Key Contact Information: FMIT EOC Orlando 844-FMIT-CAT (844-364-8228) FMIT EOC IRMA Email irma@flcities.com