September is National Preparedness Month And has been designated by the Department of Homeland Security as a time for civilians, government, businesses, and institutions to join together to start planning to prevent tragedy and catastrophe BEFORE disasters occur. For more about this program, see this link at READY.GOV
We here at the Storefront Safety Council want to point out that when a car crashes into a convenience store or a restaurant or a dentist's office, it is indeed a disaster for a customer that is killed or an employee severely injured. It is surely a disaster for a small business owner suddenly faced with structural repairs, lost business time, and lost inventory or equipment.
The point is an obvious one; the best way to prepare for the disaster of a vehicle crashing into a building is to prevent the crash in the first place. Planning and best practices and simple efforts can pay off in the form or decades of safe operation and zero vehicle disasters at your business or property.
It really is all about being prepared.
We here at the Storefront Safety Council want to point out that when a car crashes into a convenience store or a restaurant or a dentist's office, it is indeed a disaster for a customer that is killed or an employee severely injured. It is surely a disaster for a small business owner suddenly faced with structural repairs, lost business time, and lost inventory or equipment.
The point is an obvious one; the best way to prepare for the disaster of a vehicle crashing into a building is to prevent the crash in the first place. Planning and best practices and simple efforts can pay off in the form or decades of safe operation and zero vehicle disasters at your business or property.
It really is all about being prepared.
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