Impacting Our Future
In this issue
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Why the Future of Safety Apparel Is Smart
Wearable technology is gaining a foothold in the construction industry, but which devices are the most effective?
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Security in the Age of the Active Shooter
With the rise in active shooter incidents, organizations must plan ahead to protect their members. Since 2000, there have been more than 275 active shooter incidents — 27 in 2018 alone. Almost all of these incidents occurred at organizations like a school, office, or place of worship. “Each organization has to determine the right balance...
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Saving Your Feet From Workplace Dangers
Depending on your industry, you may be encouraged or even required to wear safety shoes on the job. Should safety shoes be a workwear staple? And how do you find the perfect pair?
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Why Closing Your Bedroom Door Could Help Save You From a Fire
Closing your door before bed can help keep you safe by slowing the spread of fire, reducing toxic smoke levels and decreasing temperatures dramatically, which could make a life-saving difference.
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How Volunteer Firefighters Help Homeowners Prepare for the Worst
Volunteer firefighters can help residents take steps to protect their properties against wildfires and lessen the impact of fires when they happen.
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Volunteer Firefighters Needed to Answer the Call
Volunteer firefighters provide critical community services in times of need.
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When an Emergency Strikes, Will You Be Ready?
Emergencies can happen at any time, making it crucial that you are prepared for the unexpected long before it happens. During Emergency Preparedness Month, here are some tips to get organized for emergency situations.
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How to Help Yourself – and First Responders – During an Emergency
September is National Preparedness Month. To limit injuries and deaths during a natural disaster, citizens can take a number of steps in advance of, during, and after the event.
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How Effective Mitigation Efforts Protect Communities Ahead of a Disaster
Disaster mitigation can help protect communities and save them significant amounts of money in the aftermath.
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Dealing with Disaster: Feed the Children Works to Help Families Prepare and Recover
We spoke with John Ricketts, who oversees Feed the Children’s global disaster operations, for his insights on preparing for and recovering from natural disasters.