Yes, it is that time of the year. No, those busy holidays are finally over, but now is the time for Flu Season. Each year, typically in the middle of winter in the United States, a peak of flu reports come flooding into urgent care, physician’s offices, and hospitals. Coming out of a global pandemic,
When a storm hits, it can cause flooding that affects homes, businesses, and infrastructure. While the immediate damage from the flood water may be obvious, there are also hidden dangers that can linger long after the water recedes. Standing flood waters can pose serious health and safety risks for people, animals, and the environment. Here
Natural disasters can wreak havoc on commercial facilities. Damages can be both short and long-term, impacting personnel and property alike. But many of these impacts can be mitigated or even eliminated with the right prevention and response. Following are 6 key steps that facility managers and property owners can take to significantly minimize the damage
Learn five key ways you can prepare your business or commercial facility for natural disasters and extreme weather events.
Promote accessibility and inclusivity in your commercial spaces by implementing universal design principles and adhering to accessibility guidelines. Create a welcoming environment for all visitors with thoughtful physical modifications, intuitive wayfinding systems, and staff training on inclusivity. Prioritize the needs of individuals with disabilities and contribute to a more accessible future.
As a business owner, it’s important to be prepared for anything that could disrupt the operation of your facility. Extreme weather events, such as hurricanes, tornadoes, and blizzards, can pose a serious threat to both your property and your employees.
When you have a flood or leak in your home or office building, the first thing to do is clean it up. But as soon as you’ve removed damaged property and cleaned up the mess, it’s time to focus on preventing mold growth on carpets and subfloors. Even if you’re unable to fully dry out
Natural disasters are becoming more common in many areas, and they can cause serious damage to commercial properties. When a natural disaster strikes your business, you want to make sure you have someone who can work quickly and efficiently to fix any damages. A professional contractor can assess the damage in a timely manner, thus
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