Earthquake crisis management for the rescue of museum objects kept in historical buildings: a scenario

Earthquakes often cause extensive and irreversible devastation to cultural heritage. Crisis management plans as well as preparedness for emergencies make it possible to save time when disaster occurs. Being prepared for earthquake and dealing with it falls within the obligations of national and provincial local organizations. In fact, such executive organizations are either state or private offices which can and must take fundamental steps to save people and cultural properties at the time of incidents.Method/Research Design: Library studies, consultation with trained groups, benefiting from their experiences in crises, documentation and recording of current safety conditions within museums were used to compile this research Through the development of a rescue scenario, a module for the management of crises caused by earthquake, and other managerial measures for safety, is proposed.