Is Your Business Prepared for the Unexpected?
Summary
Training employees how to respond in the event of a fire, severe weather or a workplace injury will not only protect your business, but save lives.” The number of preventable accidents reported in the news is escalating at an alarming rate.September is National Preparedness Month and employers are encouraged to make a plan to avoid issues that could affect their businesses in the event of a disaster.To help employers with their financial security, SafetySkills™ Emergency Response Series is available at a 20 percent discount all month long.“Any disaster, no matter how severe or minor, can result in huge costs to a business,” said Trey Greene, CEO of noodleStream.com.Training employees how to respond in the event of a fire, severe weather or a workplace injury will not only protect your business, but save lives.”The number of preventable accidents reported in the news is escalating at an alarming rate.Despite the new safety legislations being proposed to Congress, some feel that simple changes made by individuals can make a big difference in safety.“Our entire emergency management team has a role to play when it comes to preparing for and responding to the next disaster,” said W. Craig Fugate, FEMA Administrator.
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