BIA/BCP/DRP and process documentation experience resource

Position: BIA/BCP/DRP and process documentation experience resource

Location: Remote is OK work in EST time

Duration: Long term

Core Skills

Need resources who have BIA/BCP/DRP and process documentation expertise to help us get a lot of documentation completed in a specific window.

The dedicated contractors will focus on completing the documentation, while SMEs will ensure the content's accuracy. This request is specifically for experienced capacity.

Ideal candidates should meet the following minimum requirements:

- Excellent verbal communication

-Deep knowledge of BCP/BIA/DRP

- Exceptional written documentation skills

- Complete BIAs for our three respective BUs and some of our critical functions [based on an existing internal template] prior to completing their correlating BCP.

- Complete the following BCP docs:

- Around 9 Location specific BCPs

- 3 Business Unit BCPs

- Around 5 Department BCPs [or one corporate-wide BCP which includes critical functions]

- Complete DR Plans:

- Around 17 internal products/platform DR

What is BIA-

The BIA is the business continuity management technique used to define the impact of a disruption over time. BIAs help organizations determine: Their prioritized activities. Associated recovery timeframes and resource requirements.

What is BCP & DRP

BCP and DRP are two essential components of risk management for any company. The BCP ensures the continuity of operations during a disruption, while the DRP allows for effective recovery after an incident. Implementing these two plans requires a deep understanding of business processes and rigorous planning.

An organization will often use the data from a BIA when developing a business continuity plan (BCP) or disaster recovery plan (DRP). The BIA process results in a report that documents the BIA's findings.

What is the difference between a BCP and a BIA?

A BIA helps to prioritize investment for mitigation and recovery efforts. BCP: A BCP focuses on maintaining business functions and services during a disruption. It outlines strategies to ensure operations continue, minimize disruption, and drive preventative measures and contingency plans.Mar 4, 2025