Filing System for Wet Document Recovery

Preserving Synchronization and Organizational Integrity

One of the most challenging aspects of recovering water-damaged documents is the task of maintaining organizational integrity. Document Reprocessors addresses this requirement meticulously and pragmatically. As each wet page reaches a stage of full recovery, it is meticulously labeled, put in its proper sequence, and organized in association with others from its group.

Introduction Flood Aftermath Fire Damage Wet Books Document Reprocessors Experience & Credentials Document Recovery Plan First Contact Arrival on Site Pre-Packout Inspection Begin Packout Orderly Packout Ready to Ship Organization Moving and Rollout Shrink Wrapping Loading for Transport Arrival and Unloading Refrigeration In Cold Storage						Recovery Phase Thermaline Drying Process Vacuum Drying Cleaning Book Restoration Moisture Tests Document Integrity Cataloging Copying Packing for Shipment Shipping Labels Ready to Ship Relocation Back on Site Replacement Restored Books Job Completed Disaster Plan Conclusion
	Maintaining integrity of document sets is critical to recovery
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Maintaining Integrity of Document Sets

Proper sequencing is a critical aspect of recovery. In order for recovered documents to be usable and coherent, the correct page sequence must be retained for each restored document set. This means sets must be kept intact and groups of document sets must retain their unity. This allows all restored wet documents to retain their usefulness after recovery — and avoid a filing system nightmare.

Good Organizational Planning Retains Document Unity

We are keenly aware of the importance of maintaining the organizational integrity of your restored documents during the recovery phase. Please don't hesitate to call Document Reprocessors if you have questions or concerns about how we handle and organize recovered documents.