As any security expert will tell you, the time to prepare for an emergency is before it occurs, not after. Incidents can happen anywhere, anytime, and often when you least expect them. By thinking ahead and creating an emergency action plan before disaster strikes,...
As stressful as they are, the truth is that emergencies aren’t over just because the building has been evacuated. Depending on the situation, you may also need a plan for assembly areas, reverse evacuations, or reunification. Let’s look at some best practices and tips...
Adequately planning for building emergencies takes preparation—employers are expected to have an emergency action plan (EAP) for employees to follow, and oftentimes an emergency evacuation map can be a crucial component of that plan. For an evacuation map to fully...
OSHA standards state that all employers are required to create emergency action plans. The National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) Fire Code is in agreement, as it also requires workplaces to have emergency action plans. With such high importance placed on these...
Michigan School Safety Grant The Michigan Department of Education has announced that state funding is now available to enhance security at Michigan schools, but time is short as the application process closes at 7:00 am, Monday, October 17, 2022. Section 97d (MCL...
Fall is a bustling time for any college campus. Students are returning en masse, filling classrooms and dorms with increasing numbers every year. With this rise in activity and excitement comes an increase in safety concerns, as students often find themselves with...
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