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.
Places at Risk of Tornadoes
Places at Risk of Tornadoes
August 20, 2022
Tornadoes are among the most violent and most powerful natural disasters. They appear as an incredibly fast, rotating column of air that assumes a funnel shape. What makes them dangerous and potentially destructive is the high-speed wind that travels with them. Tornadoes can hit nearly anywhere in the country, but their sting is felt the most in the Midwest and southern states.
Read ArticleSurviving a Fall Through the Ice
Surviving a Fall Through the Ice
January 31, 2023
As winter arrives, most families have plans to enjoy winter activities like ice fishing, ice hockey, ice skating, snowball fights, skiing, and more. As a prepper, the first thing one should consider is “What if I fall through the ice?
Read ArticleEstablishing an Emergency Meeting Spot
Establishing an Emergency Meeting Spot
August 22, 2022
Emergency meeting spots are crucial to surviving a disaster, an unfortunate event, or simply getting lost in a crowded place. It is the spot or point that every member of your family can easily access and rally towards in the wake of unforeseen circumstances. However, establishing an emergency spot goes beyond merely naming a particular rendezvous point.
Read ArticlePreventing Carbon Monoxide Poisoning
Preventing Carbon Monoxide Poisoning
September 7, 2022
Most people automatically reach for a generator, candle, or fireplace when the electricity goes out. All of which can result in carbon monoxide (CO) poisoning if not used properly.
Due to a broken gas line or some unforeseen circumstance, it occasionally occurs even while the electricity is on.
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