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Power Outage
Keep your team safe when the grid fails with back-up essentials such as generators, flashlights, heaters, and batteries.
Learn MoreWinter Storm
Cold, snow, & ice make conditions dangerous. Take steps to get your facility ready for winter.
Learn MorePower Outages
Prepare for power outages with full gas cans for portable heaters & generators, batteries & flashlights, and other essentials to help until it’s restored.
Generators: Standby And Portable
Hurricanes
It's usually too late to prepare when a hurricane is already in the forecast. Prepare early with the equipment and supplies you'll need to get ready for the storm, ride it out when it hits, and to recover in its wake.
Before
Prepare
Don't wait to stock up on flood barriers, bottled water, and first aid kits.
During
Equip
Radios, flashlights, & safety vests keep you informed and visible for rescue.
After
Restore
Clean-up & recover with wet & dry vacuums, trash cans & liners, and floor dryers.
When a hurricane strikes you will need to stay indoors. Don’t wait for that moment to start looking for professional safety advice. Have a list of official contacts ready to follow. Below are a list of links with more information on hurricane safety from national organizations and emergency management agencies.
Floods
Flooding is the #1 disaster in the United States. Water damage can be devastating. Whether your water damage was caused by storm flooding, ground water, or a water system malfunction, water damage leaves its mark.
The Real Deal on Flood Insurance
A basic business insurance plan covers flood damage. However, if you are not in a flood plain, you're not required to purchase it and many people do not. Flood insurance has fine print that is easily missed, so be very specific with your representative about what they cover.
Find Out If You're in Disaster Area
Once a region has been officially declared a "disaster area" by government authorities, property owners have access to increased resources, possible financial assistance, and public services to protect and remediate the area.
Removing Water
Once you get insurance approval, use a sump pump and a wet vac to remove the water. Water is heavy, so be safe when carrying water up and out. Use blower fans and floor dryers to dry the area and allow fresh air to circulate. Document the stages of your cleanup.
Check The Foundations
Make sure your structure has been declared safe by the proper authorities before entering or beginning any assessment of damage. Wear protective clothing such as waterproof footwear, gloves, safety goggles and hard hats. Contact utility companies to report any damage.
Mold Removal
Mold and mildew are fungi that can start growing within 24 hours after a flood, and can lurk throughout an office space from top to bottom as well as in crawl spaces.
Health Measures
Even if the water is clear, it could be contaminated by sewage or chemicals or even electrified. Avoid contact with water until authorities declare it safe and wear hip- or waist-high waterproof boots and gloves to sort through any debris
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Clean-up
Flooding damage can affect rugs, floors, walls and more, and will need to be dried thoroughly with wet/dry vacs, blower fans, and floor dryers.
Mold Removal
Mold can develop as quickly as 24 hours after a flood so it's important to use mold removal specific products to eliminate stains completely.
Maintenance
Have basic janitorial products like sweepers, floor scrubbers, garbage/recycling cans, ladders, cleaners and more to maintain clean-up efforts.
Security
Secure all worksites before entering, and mark off areas with high visibility tape, protective barriers, or security gates.
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