Business Safety
Vacation Time: How Much and How Often?
Vacations can be frustrating for a small business owner who’s focused on getting the work done. Just when business is picking up, staffers are asking for time off. Even new ones. In those moments, look at the upsides of vacations. They keep your staff refreshed and better able to produce. And being as liberal as you can with time off helps build staffer loyalty, something you’ll need as the job market gets better and many people start looking for new. Read more...
Poison prevention in the workplace
Keeping your employees safe should be an employer’s first and foremost priority. Poison control in the workplace involves much more than simply knowing the number for your local Poison Control Center. There are several simple steps you can take to make your workplace safe from poisoning. Keep medicines in their original containers, properly labeled, and store them appropriately. Have a working carbon monoxide detector in your office. The best places for a CO detector are near heavy electronics and close. Read more...
Preventing Falls at Work
More than 16% of all falls in the workplace result in injuries or illnesses that directly affect the productivity of your workplace. In order to keep your employees happy and safe, it is essential that you take the necessary steps towards creating a work environment that is free of slip-and-fall hazards. Some of the precautions you can take to avoid accidents are: Make sure that all spills and wet surfaces are cleaned up immediately. Do not allow liquid to sit. Read more...
School Security Systems
Across Indiana, from elementary schools to college campuses, school administrators are under public pressure to improve school security. Recent federal and state legislation has placed tremendous focus on bettering school security systems. With recent advancements in technology, protecting your school and its students is easier than ever. Here are some important facts to review when considering a new or improved school security system. Access control: Many schools have replaced traditional key systems with electronic key card entry points in dorms. Read more...
How to handle a flood
Your home or business doesn’t have to sit in the flood plane of a stream or river to be at risk for flooding. Excessive rain and snow can quickly cause dangerous flash flooding in even the most urban of areas. Here are some important tips for keeping your family safe and water damage to a minimum. Before a Flood: Waterproof: It’s important to waterproof your home or business before a flood strikes. Have any basement areas inspected and waterproofed by. Read more...
Hotel Security Systems
Currently, there are no national guidelines or requirements for hotel security standards. Therefore, it is up to hotel owners and managerial staff to keep all hotel guests and employees safe from security threats like robbery, fire and theft. Require all guests to present a government-issued driver’s license upon check-in. Restrict hallway access to guests only by installing a keycard access system (key fob) on all secondary doors. Have at least one full-time security guard on duty. Install a closed-circuit television. Read more...
Preparing for a power outage
Whether it’s a thunderstorm, a downed power line, or worse, a power outage can be a dangerous inconvenience for you and your family. In the event of inclement weather, leaving the house might not be a safe option. Some power outages can last for days. Even if the roads are negotiable, supplies at nearby stores may be slim in the wake of an extended outage. Your best bet is to make a power outage plan before an outage strikes. Here. Read more...
Restaurant Security Systems
Burglary, theft and robberies are the most inherent dangers for restaurants. Choosing a security system for your restaurant may sometimes get overlooked at startup, but installing a restaurant security system is as essential as choosing the right décor and staff for your new business. Fire control systems, burglary alarms and CCTV should all work cohesively to keep your business safe and successful. • Incorporating a security system plan at the time of construction is essential in keeping your system discreet. Read more...
3 Introductory Business Tips
When starting a business there are three tips that you need to keep in mind before you actually start: #1: Invest in locks, vaults and other security equipment This is a pretty basic and obvious tip, but it is important to still cover it. It is extremely important to install the best locks on your doors and windows (and any other form of entry you might have). Along with this, invest in good, quality doors and windows that are less. Read more...
Five Business Practices to Keep in Mind
Cybercriminals are on the rise with the growth and advancement of technology. It is hard to keep malware out of the corporate network. Below are five doorways that can open the door to these cybercriminals. Social Networks and Community Bad Spirits – Trust is a major issue here. People trust people they know, but this can hurt your business. If these people send an infected link, it can completely destroy your company. To prevent this, improve your security policies and. Read more...
