Hazards & Dangers

The ability to identity hazards is the best way to prepare yourself for hazardous circumstances and protect your family from danger.

To identify and avoid hazards, individuals can take a few steps. First, they can assess the environment to identify potential risks and hazards, such as sharp objects, slippery surfaces, or trip hazards. They can then take steps to reduce the risks, such as putting away sharp objects and cleaning up spills, or using warning signs to alert others of potential hazards. Additionally, they can use protective equipment when necessary and adhere to safety protocols, such as wearing a helmet when riding a bike or using proper lifting techniques. Finally, they should be sure to stay alert and aware of their surroundings at all times.

Protecting Your Property Against Wildfires

July 29, 2022
As the climate is changing, wildfires are becoming increasingly more common these days. These devastating flames have impacted millions of people and properties. While wildfires cannot be avoided entirely, safeguarding your property and home can help reduce the potential damage.
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Wildfire Evacuation: Knowing When to Bug Out

August 11, 2022
Wildfires are either natural occurring disasters or man-made. It can appear suddenly, do irreparable damage, and last for hours, and in some cases, even days or weeks. This leaves people in its path with more than enough time to evacuate their homes. Knowing when to bug out, is the key.
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The 411 on Carbon Monoxide

August 16, 2022
Carbon monoxide is a part of our everyday life; we regularly come in contact with it in both large and small quantities. However, it is imperative that we keep our interactions with carbon monoxide to a minimum. Carbon monoxide is a poisonous gas, and when this gas accumulates in your bloodstream, it can lead to carbon monoxide poisoning or even death.
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Public Meeting Spot Drill

August 18, 2022
No one plans for themselves or their kids to get lost in the crowd, but it does happen, every day. In those instances where someone goes missing in a public place, you will need a proactive plan. That’s where a meeting spot comes in handy.
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