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Electrical Contractors- Your Business Is Our Business
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...upply is threatened. Class C - Electrical fires. Treat with nonconductive ext...rovided in smoking areas. All electrical cords should be inspected regularly. Do not overload electrical circuits. If an electrical cord becomes warm, disconnect an...
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... storm is predicted. Unplug all electrical equipment, and contact your phone v...gency's heating system is based on electrical power, you should make sure that...
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... .) . Carry a small flashlight and whistle with you to help signal your whereabouts. Keep your special medications, with duplicate prescriptions, close by and in a safe place where they can be easily reached. These should be ready to be taken with you in case of evacuation. If required, keep extra bladder bags, catheters, and sanitary aids near your medication. A cloth string bag, into which you can scoop these items quickly, is helpful. Keep near you at all times any auxiliary devices you need to aid in your mobility-for example, a walker, crutches, cane, etc. If practical, keep extra mobile aids in different locations (work, school, etc.) Have an auxiliary powered generator at home, as a backup, if you are dependent on electricity for breathing machines, suction machines, etc. Have extra batteries if you use an electric wheelchair. Have extra hearing aid batteries available. Have a notebook and pencils available in several locations if you have difficulty in communicating. Written messages will be invaluable to anyone assisting you. Do not forget pet food, harness and equipment if you have a seeing-eye or hearing dog. During and After an Earthquake If you are able, get under a table or into a doorway. If you are in a wheelchair, lock the wheels of the chair once you are in a safe and protected position. If unable to move safely and quickly, stay where you are (even in bed) and cover your head and body with your arms, pillows, blankets, books, etc., to ...
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... destroyed or lost during a catastrophe. Each employee should be given, in advance, a written explanation of his or her responsibilities in the event of a catastrophe. Have additional copies of different job specifications available for distribution to any temporary help you may hire to help you through the period following a catastrophe. Review your catastrophe plan annually. Make any necessary adjustments, and explain the changes to all agency personnel. Prepare Your Office and Staff Develop a plan to protect the agency during a severe wind or rain storm. Determine the safest storage area in the office, and decide the best way to secure and protect equipment and records in that location. Purchase the necessary materials to cover and protect equipment from potential water damage in advance, not the day a serious storm is predicted. Unplug all electrical equipment, and contact your phone vendor about protecting the phone system. Consider ways to protect your office and employees during an earthquake. Develop a game plan and review it periodically with all employees, to protect agency personnel and visiting clients in event of an earthquake. Conduct earthquake preparedness drills, ' so that everyone will be familiar with what they should do during an earthquake. Determine how to operate without electricity. Identify everything that operates on electrical power, and try to find an alternative. Make sure you have access to at least one manual typewriter, a supply of carbon paper, postage stamps, flashlights, candles, a Coleman-type stove (for coffee), portable radio, cellular telephone, etc. Depending on the size of your operation, you may want to purchase a generator ...
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