Can your business survive a natural disaster? Many don't. More than 30 percent of businesses never reopen their doors after they've been closed down by a hurricane, tornado, flood, or other devastating calamity. A disaster recovery plan and adequate insurance are keys to getting back to business, say the Insurance Information Institute and the Institute for Business & Home Safety.
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Natural disasters can strike at anytime and can leave individuals and facilities without necessary supplies for days at a time. Disaster supply kits are an important and potentially life saving tool all buildings should be equipped with.
Most organizations depend on volunteers to help with their programming in many different ways. One popular volunteer position is a coach for a youth sports team.
An Emergency Action Plan (EAP) is a written procedure detailing the appropriate response to various types of emergencies.
Frequent and severe sunburns are the leading contributor to deadly skin cancer.
The United States Forest Service continuously studies wildfires across the United States and their recent statistics demonstrated how dangerous and frequent wildfires are.
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