Tag: Emergency Preparedness
Can Security Technology Replace Guard Force?
Facility executives can work toward an effective balance for site security using these six steps.
Legrand Matching Employee Contributions To Red Cross
In response to the damaging floods in the Bayou-Lafayette region of Louisiana and other natural disaster events in the U.S., the company has set up a relief fund.
Active Shooters A Major Workplace Concern, But Businesses Unprepared
Two-thirds of organizations name an active shooter as a top threat, but 79 percent are not fully prepared, more than 60 percent run no readiness drills.
Inaugural Security Week To Take Place At ASIS 2016
Orlando event will bring together local businesses, schools, hospitals, houses of worship, community leaders, and law enforcement to discuss security preparedness, best practices.
FM Alert: OSHA Reminds Employers To Protect Workers From Fireworks Dangers
As July 4th plans kick into high gear, OSHA is urging employers in the fireworks and pyrotechnics industry to protect their workers. Last year, two workers were killed and four injured in an explosion at an Alabama fireworks manufacturing facility.
One Third Of American Workers Say Employers Pick Productivity Over Safety
Safety issues take a backseat to productivity and those in high-risk jobs are afraid to report safety issues, finds a recent National Safety Council survey.
FM Alert: OSHA Training To Improve Federal Worker Safety, Health
OSHA will conduct a three-day training event in August to educate federal agency safety and health personnel on how to provide safe and healthful workplaces for federal employees.
Keeping Up With Fire And Life Safety Codes
Facility leaders work to maintain compliance as fire and life safety codes change to reflect new technologies or lessons learned.
Texas Water Dashboard App From USGS
This first-generation product brings real-time U.S. Geological Survey data together in a web mashup with information from the NWS and other sources.
Russelectric Training Simulators From Russelectric
PC-based simulator allows personnel to train on the operation of their switchgear in an office environment.
White House Event Stresses Resiliency In Building Codes/Standards
The White House is hosting a Conference on Resilient Building Codes today to highlight the critical role of building codes in furthering community resilience and the importance of incorporating resilience and the future impacts of climate change in the codes and standards development process.
UL Compliant Battery Charger From AEG Power Solutions
This UL compliant battery charger ensures a reliable power supply in all types of demanding industrial applications, including oil and gas.
Wireless Coverage Solution for Elevators by Zinwave
On-car remote amplifiers deliver seamless coverage in moving elevators.
Fire Rated Flood Door from PS DOORS
The PD-522FFR is a dual-protection fire rated flood door, specifically engineered for interior and exterior openings requiring watertight flood protection and a 90-minute fire rating.
Nova Scotia Community College Adopts SARA For Emergency Alerts
This universal alerting engine from Status Solutions integrates standalone alarm and communication systems in facilities for effective response.
Workplace Disasters: A False Sense Of Security?
A new CareerBuilder survey reveals that 1 in 5 workers would not know how to protect themselves if an emergency in their office posed a physical threat.
DoublExit Launches High-Rise Harness Emergency Escape System
Designed for use in tall multistory buildings, the harness-based system acts as a life-saving means of escape during an emergency when existing exit routes are inaccessible or inoperative.
Physical Security Planning
The planning, implementation, operation, and maintenance of physical security—whether for one facility or many—will benefit from facility executives taking the stance of a common sense approach to the task.
Finding Added Value In Your Security Team
AlliedBarton Security Services shares 10 things your security team should be doing for you right now, but probably isn’t.
Question Of The Week: Winter Weather Hazards
A facility executive wants to know, "What hazards do my facilities staff face when working outside in winter?"