FEMA
A visit to the site above will give you a complete breakdown by threat, danger, condition for creating a proper emergency plan for your place of work.
We all know to call 911 in an emergency and rescue, fire and police will respond.
However, once they arrive, do you know what information they will need?
How many people currently in the building?
Any and all hazardous materials stored anywhere on, in or near the building?
How about any vehicles parked inside attached warehouses?
Where are the propane tanks for the forklifts stored?
Elevator emergency call down key is where?
Any auto-lock or high security doors where people may be trapped?
These are just a few of the questions you may be bombarded with and you should have some type of prepared, knowledgeable response for them. It could save someone's life.
Insights, advice and how to help from a service business owner and his staff on office cleaning, janitorial services, landscaping, snow removal and the many facets of a complete facility service program.
About Me
- Ken Galo
- In the cleaning industry since 1977. Held every position from general cleaner up to Vice President of Operations, Now I own and operate my own service firm with my wife Laura.
