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Being prepared for active shooters in the work environment is something that needs consideration when planning for employee safety.  This brief overview from FEMA is …

When you connect to the cloud, you are also connected to a physical server. When you are using a wireless device, your connectivity depends on …

Every workplace must be OSHA (Occupational Safety and Health Administration) compliant. Created in 1971, OSHA was created to protect workers on the job from injury …

You would think that schools, places of worship and large gatherings would be main targets for active shooters, but according to the FBI, close to …

Accepting the reality that a crisis could occur is the first step in preparing for one. Proactive planning vs. reactive planning are two very different …

One really has to be extraordinarily level-headed to be able handle the RUN, HIDE, FIGHT course of action recommended when confronted by an active shooter.  …

The US postal service saw a drop in suspicious packages in 2018, but that does not mean that trend will continue.  If you know the …

Severe wind events are becoming more commonplace. What is great about this Ready.gov piece on Severe Wind and Tornado is the Self-Assessment and mitigation plan …

The risk of a tsunami is greatest after an earthquake, volcanic eruption, underwater landslide or from a sizeable asteroid slamming into the ocean. Waves can …