During 2021, the implementation of this tool, the Business Continuity Plan (BCP), was designed and launched to increase Alestis Aerospace's protection against risks that could affect business continuity. The initiative was supported by the company's management as well as by several customers, who perceived an added value that also conveys security.
This tool makes it possible to identify, for a given process or program, the impact of various catastrophic situations such as floods, pandemics, earthquakes, major breakdowns, etc., and to analyze their behavior in order to calculate the expected impact in each case. Applied to the whole, it makes it possible to identify and categorize risks according to their level of impact, which, when compared with the level of inventory in each process, makes it possible to assess the downtime that would occur in each case and, from there, to implement actions focused on the weaknesses identified in the face of clearly defined risk situations.
The BCP tool is being developed at three levels: operational (Tecnobahía, Puerto Real, Seville and Vitoria-Gasteiz facilities), systems (IT) and supply chain.