Safety

Disaster Preparedness: What Contractors Need to Know to Prepare an Emergency Response Plan

Several emergency situations, such as severe weather, fire or a hurricane, can severely disrupt business operations. Without an emergency action plan in place to handle unforeseen disasters, contractors run the risk of exposing their company to liability and damaging the business’s reputation.
August 15, 2017

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