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https://completemarkets.com/Article/article-post/1570/SAFETY-AND-HAZARD-INSPECTION-SURVEY/
...m, or to inform risk-management consultants.) SAFETY INSPECTIONS This ch...lished monthly by System Interface Consultants, Inc. (ISSN 1066-8101), 17440 R...
https://completemarkets.com/Article/article-post/1031/FIVE-WAYS-TO-IMPROVE-BUSINESS-SURVIVAL-AFTER-A-WINDSTORM/
... in place. Move your business assets off the lower floors – and bear in mind note that wind-driven rain can create some "flooding" on upper level floors) . Consider moving these assets to a higher level or even to another building at a higher elevation. 3. Prepare for a loss of communications and power. Because a windstorm will disable or destroy most communications infrastructure, be sure to have some communication alternatives in place for employees, customers, clients, key suppliers, and subcontractors. Have telephone ... business services. Conclusion How applicable are these guidelines to your situation? If your business is manufacturing or you can't relocate easily out of the area on a temporary basis, you'll need to emphasize business building and business asset protection. Businesses that primarily provide services or informational consulting will probably be able to relocate many, (if not most) of their operations, at least temporarily. Pre-positioning personnel and using alternate sites will probably be effective. However, bear in mind that these strategies require a great deal of logistics planning to succeed ... Business Survival After A Windstorm 4/30/2013 by CompleteMarkets Editor , Douglas Henderson This content has not been rated yet. FIVE WAYS TO IMPROVE BUSINESS SURVIVAL AFTER A WINDSTORM by Doug Henderson For many businesses, windstorms present A worst-case disaster scenario. In addition to disabling or destroying business assets, as a community-wide disaster, a windstorm can disable employee homes, disrupt transportation, power and communication infrastructure. To mitigate damage and downtime to your business, I'd recommend these guidelines: 1. Protect the business building. In ...
https://completemarkets.com/Article/article-post/916/PREPARING-FOR-AN-OSHA-INSPECTION/
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