quick-response plan

noun
UK /kwɪk rɪˈspɒns plæn/
US /kwɪk rɪˈspɑːns plæn/

A plan that tells people exactly what to do very fast when something goes wrong.

The school has a quick-response plan for fires, so everyone knows where to go.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A set of steps a company follows to answer customers quickly.

The store's quick-response plan helps workers reply to complaints within an hour.

3. A military plan to send help to a place very fast.

Soldiers practiced their quick-response plan in case of an attack.

4. A computer system's plan to fix problems right away.

The website's quick-response plan stops errors before users notice them.