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Workplace emergencies pose potential risks to the safety of employees, customers, and the public. These situations can disrupt operations and potentially cause physical or environmental harm. Companies must prioritize preparedness as emergencies may arise unexpectedly, even in facilities with no prior incidents. Inclement weather provides a prime example of a seemingly harmless situation that can swiftly escalate if proper precautions are not taken.
Here are some resources to help you communicate the importance of preparing for emergencies at your facility.
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Developing an effective fire safety plan
To protect employees from fire events, maritime employers need to have an effective and updated fire safety plan. This article covers six key elements to consider.
Engaging outside response agencies before emergencies occur
Pre-emergency planning that accounts for the resources and expertise of response agencies can ensure an effective emergency response. Here's how to get started.
