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Safety Preparedness - At Work: Office Emergency
Preparedness
As either an employee or employer, one must express
concern as to whether their workplace is properly prepared for the catastrophic
disasters that are predicted by many experts throughout many different regions
of
It is also important to consider the fact that your
office facilities will probably suffer structural damages making them unsafe to
occupy. And since most roads and access to roads may be closed or unsafe to
drive, you may be stuck outside and in the dark at work for several days if not
weeks waiting for conditions to improve...and it won't just be you. The worst
mistake you can make in preparing for an emergency is to assume that others
will be able to help you. This is simply not true...you must be self-sufficient
because emergency personnel will be busy rescuing people who need immediate
medical attention.
This is why it is so important to have office
survival kits and emergency supplies strategically located within the work
facilities of you and your loved ones' workplace. If you were to make your
office survival kit, you would have to replace the food, water, batteries, etc.
every six months.
Despite popular misconceptions and myths, these
items have a very short shelf life, especially when stored in storage
facilities. One thing you definitely don't want during a time of emergency is
for someone to get sick from contaminated food or water. That's why Safer
America uses specialized survival supplies designed and approved by experts to
store safely for use when you need them most.
An adequate checklist of items one must have at
disposal in case of an emergency could contain the following items:
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DID YOU
KNOW . . .
A serious fire at a nuclear power plant in
the mid-1970s revealed shortcomings in fire protection requirements. The plant's
fuel was not affected and no one was seriously hurt, but the incident prompted
a detailed examination of fire protection practices and led to sweeping changes
in the nuclear facilities fire protection regulations.
Lessons learned from Browns Ferry fire
On
Workers immediately tried to extinguish the fire,
without success, and also notified the control room. Shortly afterward, a
municipal fire department was called to the scene. Operators manually shut down
both units and were able to keep the fuel covered with water and the plant
adequately cooled throughout the incident. However, fire fighting efforts were
hampered by the limited availability of breathing apparatus and reluctance to
use water in electrical equipment areas. The fire was officially declared
"out" more than seven hours after it started.
Today, we live surrounded by security items and devices;
such apparels are becoming part of our everyday urban landscape. Nobody wishes
to ever having to use any of those protection products – but to know they are
there “just in case”, that should be everyone’s concern.
Have a good week,
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