Map
Build the territorial picture collecting the facility, providers, warehouses, transport lines and client delivery. Overlay official hazard information.
What stops the operation if the site itself is fine?
From territorial dependencies to operational consequences, we help you identify where exposure demands action.
For teams responsible for operations, continuity and critical locations.
- Operations
- Risk
- Business continuity
- Supply Chain / Logistics
- Strategy
The site can look safe. The operation may not be.
Territorial Exposure brings these dependencies into the assessment — connecting the site to the wider network it relies on to operate. The reading includes physical climate and territorial risk, infrastructure, logistics and supply-chain exposure, so operational resilience and business continuity rest on the territory, not only the plot.
- Services
- Roads
- Access
- Energy
- Water
- Logistics
- Suppliers
- Infrastructure
- Workforce
- Clients
Build a graded picture of territorial exposure.
TEAM — Territorial Exposure Assessment Method — is our proprietary, in-house methodology for translating territorial exposure around a facility into a clear, scored recommendation.
Score
A workshop weighs criticality. TEAM scores each dependency: disrupt, slow, or limited impact.
Recommend
Assign one of four action levels, matched to the nature of the business.
What you get
Leave knowing what to fund, defer, or act on.
Not another map of the plot. A graded call on downtime, capital and continuity — so the next investment cycle, contingency line or restart plan is decided on evidence.
- Territorial dependency maps — the picture you can brief.
- TEAM scoring — the ranking you can defend.
- Exposure categorisation and action — the call you can take.
Every material dependency receives one of four management postures.
Reactive
Keep the exposure in view and respond after an event.
Passive
Address it in a later investment cycle.
Objective
Plan intervention, including lined-up alternatives.
Urgent
Single-point or unacceptable exposure. Act now.
When the next decision depends on place.
Before a major investment
Before capital is committed to a site that has not been read outside the fence.
Across a portfolio
To see which locations and dependencies deserve attention first.
After a near-miss
When access, power or logistics almost failed and the plot map still looked clean.
From the studies
The hazard map stopped at the property line.
A site sat above the modelled flood extent. Production stopped anyway: the access road, the substation and the logistics operators were on the valley floor.
Read the studyRequest the TEAM outline.
The useful meeting is Operations together with Risk or Strategy. Scope follows the number of facilities, the geography and the workshop required.