Command Solutions

Are you ready to manage your emergency 🚨

💥The best way to avoid a disaster is to try and prevent it from happening in the first place. 💥

Here is one thing you can accomplish today 🤩

1. Keep an updated list of emergency contact numbers.

In addition to emergency personnel (fire, hospital, ambulance, police) and disaster relief agencies, 🚒 🚓 🚑

include information for customers, suppliers and distributors. 🚚

Keep an extra copy off site.👍🏻

Want to learn more ?

Message me to get the
TRAING THAT COUNTS WHEN SECONDS MATTER!!

See ya around town👍🏻

When you reach for your first aid supplies 🚨

Are you confident that what you will need will be in the kit?

Are you sure everything is up-to-date?

Wouldn’t it be nice to have somebody manage that for you so that you know you are good to go👍🏻

Well you can, That’s why I am bringing emergency solutions to the workplace!⛑

See ya around town 👍🏻

🩸Can you HELP ? 🩸

TUESDAY MAY THE 18th.

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You might not realize it, but by donating blood, you're essentially giving the gift of life to someone in need in your community.

Blood donations are constantly needed to ensure that there's an ample fresh supply on hand to provide for those who need blood transfusions because of illness or injury.

Upcoming blood drive. Help save lives. Here's information about our upcoming American Red Cross blood drive. Schedule an appointment.

🚨 When it comes to first aid kits, size matters⛑

The size of the first aid kit you need will depend upon the number of people working in a facility and the types of injuries that are expected to arise.

Take a look at your past incident reports to help see the types of injuries that happen at your worksite. 🧐

Having a kit that is too small or with limited inventory may mean you do not have the necessary supplies to treat an employee's injury or illness.😕

A first aid kit that is too large or contains inventory that you never use may mean that supplies expire before they are used, thus wasting money. 💰 🗑

For example, an office that has a few employees may only need a small type #16 unit or #24 unit first aid kit to treat minor injuries such as headaches, nausea, paper cuts and scrapes.

Large commercial kitchens or manufacturing facilities will require larger, more specialized first aid kits that have supplies to treat more serious injuries such as burns, cuts from blades, and mild to moderate aches and pains.

Take a look at your kit to see what supplies you have been using and also the condition of the kit. 🧰

See Ya Around Town👍🏻

What class of first aid kit do you have,
Class A or Class B? ⛑

Class A kits are designed to deal with the most common types of workplace injuries.

Class B kits are designed with a broader range and quantity of supplies to deal with injures in more complex or high-risk environments.

Want more information on first-aid kits?

See ya around town👍🏻

💥The best way to avoid a disaster is to try and prevent it from happening in the first place. 💥

Here is one thing you can accomplish today 🤩

1. Keep an updated list of emergency contact numbers.

In addition to emergency personnel (fire, hospital, ambulance, police) and disaster relief agencies, 🚒 🚓 🚑

include information for customers, suppliers and distributors. 🚚

Keep an extra copy off site.👍🏻

Want to learn more ?

Message me to get the
TRAING THAT COUNTS WHEN SECONDS MATTER!!

See ya around town👍🏻

👀 LOOKING FOR GAPS 🕵🏻‍♂️

Business continuity planning sets a roadmap to avoid gaps in services during unprecedented events. 💥

But how do you know if your plan will work? 💭

You can conduct a tabletop exercise. 🧐

Remember your looking 👀 for possible gaps in your plan!

The goal of an exercise is to improve a business’s overall recovery capabilities and actions and the collective decision making process.

Do you need some 3rd party guidance to help see you through the process? 🗺

We’ve got the
TRAINING THAT COUNTS WHEN SECONDS MATTERS!!

Don’t give up on your journey