Is Your Facility Ready for Severe Weather Season?
Don't wait until an emergency occurs - be prepared and remain safe when the weather strikes!
Ensure a safe and successful evacuation with an effective plan!
To prepare for severe weather season, OSHA must require businesses to develop an emergency action plan (EAP). The plan should include details about safe places to take shelter, policies to ensure all personnel is accounted for, and procedures for addressing any on-site hazardous materials.
The violent impact of tornados and other forms of severe weather can leave one feeling helpless. That’s why the best time to create an emergency plan is now!
When an emergency occurs, it is essential for you to know what to do, not just at work but at home, as well. Read more about the importance of wayfinding in severe weather by visiting our White Paper.
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