What type of risks do internal generators focus on within a facility?

Internal generators primarily focus on people and property risks within a facility because they are essential to maintain operational continuity during power outages. By ensuring that electric power is available, internal generators help safeguard the well-being of personnel and protect vital equipment and assets from potential damage that could be caused by power disruptions.

People and property risks encompass aspects like ensuring a safe working environment, preventing losses from operational downtime, and protecting both human resources and physical assets from incidents arising due to power failures. In contrast, other risk types such as environmental, cultural, or technological risks do not specifically align with the core function of internal generators, which is to mitigate interruptions caused by loss of power rather than addressing external factors or internal culture.