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Guide to the Incident Spectrum

Not all incidents require a full mobilization of resources. Some are very local events of little long-term consequence and require less than full activation of your emergency action plan.

Not all incidents require a full mobilization of resources. Some are very local events of little long-term consequence and require less than full activation of your emergency action plan.

2024-05-28T17:33:11+00:00Categories: Emergency Planning|Tags: , |

Evacuation Routes and Assembly Areas

This video touches on the importance of having evacuation routes prominently displayed. These can lead to interior shelters or exterior assembly areas. Safety Wardens play a role in this process and help with indicating that an area is clear of people. Ask about EXIT signs and also protection from the elements at the external sites. Last, make sure that the evacuation routes don't block first responders trying to reach the area.

2025-07-10T00:30:30+00:00Categories: Emergency Planning|

SMB Prepared Playbook

As small business owners, the challenges we face daily would only be com- pounded in the event of an emergency. On the field, in business and in life, being prepared for adversity—whether that comes in the form of an opposing team or a natural disaster—is what separates those who simply survive from those who thrive, and teamwork is the only way to achieve success.

2023-07-12T15:33:59+00:00Categories: Emergency Planning|
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